Serious: how would you invest 10K cash?

• eagle

  3 Nov 10, 10:18

  Originally posted by Genie99a:

  eagle yer nick should be owl sia lol.

  why leh?

  All these SOP leh

• Genie99a

  3 Nov 10, 10:21

  Originally posted by eagle:

  why leh?

  All these SOP leh

  
  I dunno all these SOP thats why *embaressed* lol

   

  For me is buy low sell high and have good cashflow (aka good tax accountant) lol

• eagle

  3 Nov 10, 10:26

  I'm a dividend player... cashflow more impt...

  Right now,  just crossed $12k p.a. dividends cuz I just entered 20 lots of Saizen while chatting here

• Genie99a

  3 Nov 10, 10:29

  Originally posted by eagle:

  I'm a dividend player... cashflow more impt...

  Right now,  just crossed $12k p.a. dividends cuz I just entered 20 lots of Saizen while chatting here

  
  Wah stocks pay you $12k p.a. on dividends.... I think tat is a good option is Singapore .... buy and keep.

   

  Since property so many rules and regulations ...sian

• eagle

  3 Nov 10, 11:20

  Originally posted by Genie99a:

  
  Wah stocks pay you $12k p.a. on dividends.... I think tat is a good option is Singapore .... buy and keep.

   

  Since property so many rules and regulations ...sian

  actually can more

  Got some buy wrong last time... Slowly clear as market trends up

• goofyzell

  10 Nov 10, 14:14

  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 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

   

  wow... thats so much info to digest...

• Jazq12

  1 Dec 10, 13:44

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• Demon Bane

  1 Dec 10, 13:56

  Go to Citibank or any bank say u wanna buy Aussie or NZ Dollars. High interests and minimal risks.

• likeyou

  1 Dec 10, 16:09

  Tell us more about investment with $10k.

  From a start, $10k can invest in which shares?

  To yeid high interest and lowest risk?

• Demon Bane

  2 Dec 10, 21:04

  I still think buying Aussie or NZ Dollars, ask your banker. Highest interests and minimal risks.

• Demon Bane

  20 Dec 10, 13:28

  So have u decided on what/how to invest ?

• goofyzell

  2 Feb 11, 22:53

  anymore tips?

• eagle

  3 Feb 11, 08:04

  If you are asking for tips or hunting for advice, you probably shouldn't even invest in the first place.

• eagle

  9 Feb 11, 14:24

  waiting to buy today... in queue already...

• JerryJan

  9 Feb 11, 14:33

  Originally posted by eagle:

  I'm a dividend player... cashflow more impt...

  Right now,  just crossed $12k p.a. dividends cuz I just entered 20 lots of Saizen while chatting here

  I waiting to collect $11,200 interest for FD tis April   

• eagle

  9 Feb 11, 14:36

  What's your principal sum?

  I'm only getting about $3k dividends over end of this month to next month :(

• JerryJan

  9 Feb 11, 14:39

  Originally posted by eagle:

  What's your principal sum?

  I'm only getting about $3k dividends over end of this month to next month :(

  principal < $100k, just deposit $60k in same bank last mth

• eagle

  9 Feb 11, 14:42

  I see. Recurring every month? Or 1-off event?

• JerryJan

  9 Feb 11, 14:44

  Originally posted by eagle:

  I see. Recurring every month? Or 1-off event?

  
  they giving high interest rate for 3 yrs

  interest credit to bank every quarter (4 times a yr)

• eagle

  9 Feb 11, 14:47

  Not bad leh, 11.2k per quarter on 60k principal.

  Sounds like too good to be true.

• JerryJan

  9 Feb 11, 14:52

  Originally posted by eagle:

  Not bad leh, 11.2k per quarter on 60k principal.

  Sounds like too good to be true.

  not 11.2k interest per quarter on 60k principal

  both different funds at different banks

• eagle

  9 Feb 11, 14:55

  Which bank is it? I took a quick look through the FDs of different banks in Sg, and don't see such a promotion.

  Can share? I would like to read through it to see if there's any fine print. Just for interest.

• Itedino

  9 Feb 11, 15:03

  Tips: Chiong CMA NOW NOW NOW? They are giving special dividend next week.

   

  If you do not have stock broker please contact me i will intro u one.

• eagle

  9 Feb 11, 15:08

  Huh??? CMA now?

  I mentioned quite a while ago at $1.86. Me, my colleagues and my friends all bought around there.... quite a big sum...

• Itedino

  9 Feb 11, 15:11

  Open a future account. Choing STI up this week.