With reasonable returns, moderate risk.
Dont give me rubbish like bet on a footie match this weekend.
invest on risky and high returns shares penny shares, price movement very fast one. when it rose by 20 to 40 cents, you can sell them for a tidy profit if you have 40 lots.
let's say u buy a a share costs u 0.30 and u buy 33 lots. when the share price increase to 0.45 cents, you can sell them and profit about 4,850, excluding brokerage fees.
u must do your homework first. those who dun do their homework will never earn. however some will earn, but not much because they do not do their homework.
All investment must do homework.
Even fixed deposit must do homework see which banks give the highest interest rates.
10k can put into defensive equities... for now, I will only buy K-Green... I'm still waiting for Starhub and SPH to be cheaper...
But as a matter of fact, while 10k is sufficient to buy some lots, you will have very little risk optimisation and control. It's too little to even talk about diversification.
As you can see the above advies...that is when you earn and prices up and you kill it.
Nobody mention about losses, if share price drop the moment you pump in $10k, what will you do, TS?
@ likeyou. Well it depends on what stock you play. If you play stocks that involve government sector, the chances of dropping/making a loss isn't high. Even if there is a loss, you can hold the shares and wait for it to rise back. Government stocks hardly dive down.
perhaps just invest in more reliable stocks? like SPH? just take yearly dividend can le.
If immediate investment. perhaps can try capital comm.
If you can wait, wait till perhaps end of oct then get SPH.
Anyway, just my 2cents worth of thoughts. ;)
Yeah 10k is not much nor small amount.
Can do lots of things if got 10k cash in hand.
10 k is very limited
Originally posted by Shotgunforeternity:10 k is very limited
For a students or just stepping out to work, $10k is alot.
$10k is not just very limited. It's nothing at all. :(
Dun think so muc of being rich la. Just put your both feet on the earth la. People get rich by your hard effort. You gamble or invest money very esaily spend away one.
ya lor
Throughout last year till the first few months of this year, I invest money till I have only $500 left in bank.
Nowsaday money just cannot grow anymore.but to borrow 10K ,must pay high interest.
Originally posted by Rooney9:invest on risky and high returns shares penny shares, price movement very fast one. when it rose by 20 to 40 cents, you can sell them for a tidy profit if you have 40 lots.
let's say u buy a a share costs u 0.30 and u buy 33 lots. when the share price increase to 0.45 cents, you can sell them and profit about 4,850, excluding brokerage fees.
Ya you are right. Stock is high risk. Current market still ok. DId you meet 2008? One time all come out of the market like no people business like that. We haven met a depression yet. NO need to wait. The company will liquid and drop till no value. See how you hold. The government stock is the real devil. When they say bankrupt to you. All other government share will follow suit. All die together. Did you study history. Bank also bankrupt.
Originally posted by voltrons.:@ likeyou. Well it depends on what stock you play. If you play stocks that involve government sector, the chances of dropping/making a loss isn't high. Even if there is a loss, you can hold the shares and wait for it to rise back. Government stocks hardly dive down.
perhaps just invest in more reliable stocks? like SPH? just take yearly dividend can le.
If immediate investment. perhaps can try capital comm.
If you can wait, wait till perhaps end of oct then get SPH.
Anyway, just my 2cents worth of thoughts. ;)
chartered semiconductor... i bought at 7 dollar plus... hold for like 10 yrs... drop till 20cent.... then they delist it... sold it to someone else.....pui pui pui
Originally posted by I-like-flings(m):
chartered semiconductor... i bought at 7 dollar plus... hold for like 10 yrs... drop till 20cent.... then they delist it... sold it to someone else.....pui pui pui
Give me a five bro
invest in dividend stocks
recently I put in FD for 3 mths can get 99.99 % interest
or put for 2.5 yrs guarantee principal with interest at 5 %
but nowaday no more such good deal
Originally posted by VonnTan:invest in dividend stocks
How to know if a stock is dividend stock?
What homeworks should I do?
Originally posted by JerryJan:recently I put in FD for 3 mths can get 99.99 % interest
or put for 2.5 yrs guarantee principal with interest at 5 %
but nowaday no more such good deal
Marco Simone............
what are you waiting for ??? JerryJan here got the ULTIMATE DEAL OF THE MILLENNIUM....................
99% interest for 3 months....................borrow from loansharks still worth it leh...............
Originally posted by goofyzell:
How to know if a stock is dividend stock?What homeworks should I do?
There are different kinds of stocks that give dividends.
1) REITs and Business Trusts
2) Growth Companies, with volatile prices, i.e. OSIM, Noble, etc
3) Companies in mature (some say sunset) industries, i.e. SPH, SingPost, GRP, etc
4) Companies operating with high barriers to entry, i.e. Starhub, Singtel, M1, SPH, SMRT, SBSTransit, etc
5) Others of course, but I too lousy to know
In determining if it is ok to put your monies in, need to consider the sustainability of the dividends amount. To do so, need to check out
1) Free Cash Flow
2) Profit Margins
3) Industry competitors
4) Ability to refinance debts anytime
5) Plans for revenue growth
6) Percentage of profits paid out as dividends
7) For REITs and Trusts, I would consider P/B ratio, and only very comfortable if P/B is < 1. Ratio of 0.8 and below would be good.
8) etc, again, I too lousy to consider so many things
Originally posted by eagle:There are different kinds of stocks that give dividends.
1) REITs and Business Trusts
2) Growth Companies, with volatile prices, i.e. OSIM, Noble, etc
3) Companies in mature (some say sunset) industries, i.e. SPH, SingPost, GRP, etc
4) Companies operating with high barriers to entry, i.e. Starhub, Singtel, M1, SPH, SMRT, SBSTransit, etc
5) Others of course, but I too lousy to knowIn determining if it is ok to put your monies in, need to consider the sustainability of the dividends amount. To do so, need to check out
1) Free Cash Flow
2) Profit Margins
3) Industry competitors
4) Ability to refinance debts anytime
5) Plans for revenue growth
6) Percentage of profits paid out as dividends
7) For REITs and Trusts, I would consider P/B ratio, and only very comfortable if P/B is < 1. Ratio of 0.8 and below would be good.
8) etc, again, I too lousy to consider so many things
eagle yer nick should be owl sia lol.
10k is just enough to buy 2 lots of keppel land.
or put it on the reits to take dividend every quarter.