Still need a lot of work on my portfolio watchlist, looking to include shares from other developed nations. I am still working on something on the side, hope to get something out by end of next month. Let's see how it goes. I am also facing new stressful challenges at work, hope I would be able to perform to hit my next milestone salary in the next few years.
- Sell Hongkong Land for 6.8
- Reasons
- I missed the peak at 7.5, but didn't have any opportunities then
- Selling shift funds from HKL to other counters
- It is a profitable one but I admit looking back, Hang Lung Properties would have been a better one, considering HKL has no clear view of growth. Something to learn and take note in the future.
- Sell AIMS APAC REIT for 1.4
- Reasons
- I actually about breakeven after dividends with this counter
- I realised that there's actually not much growth it can pursue, plus the industrial segment of Singapore dynamics have changed.
- Selling shift funds from AIMS to other counters, the small size kept me from selling it since it is a REIT that I held on to since years back when I first started. Now with FSMOne, I can let go of such positions as well without incurring too much fees.
- Buy Alphabet for 1040
- Reasons
- The antitrust investigation news hammered the share price down loads (6%), which made it a discount of about 30%
- I missed the window of 1020+, I waited for a few days but share price failed to go lower, there was 3 tests of going past about 1040 range but failed, so I decided to buy.
- Thanks BW for pointing out to me the engulfing pattern + reducing volume despite the increasing sell momentum.
- Sell SGX for 7.55
- Reasons
- I missed the peak at 8, but didn't have any opportunities then
- Selling shift funds from SGX to other counters and awaiting opportunities
- I kinda regret selling my SGX first before Starhill and Singtel considering SGX is a much better company but oh well, I ended up selling them all
- My thoughts then was that if we are to see another recession, SGX would have significant downside as revenue would decrease from less transactions while the cost base is the same.
- Buy Greatview Aseptic Packaging for 4.2
- Reasons
- Yay, my first HK share :)
- Been eyeing this counter since the Jardines took a stake in it.
- Trading at 6.42% yield, which is higher than historical 5 year high yield of about 6.2%
- One of the bigger competitors to TetraPak which makes stuff like your sweet drinks and milk cartons and stuff
- One thing though, I miscalculated the FX resulting in a smaller position that I would have liked, hopefully I would be able to add more.
- Sell Starhill Global REIT for 0.75
- Reasons
- Selling to shift funds from Starhill to take profits and awaiting opportunities
- Upside capped, despite ongoing efforts to AEI and turnaround, it is not overvalued but just selling weaker counters for stronger opportunities
- Buy Lion Rock Group for 1.37
- Reasons
- Trading at 7.3% yield, which is at the past 10 year historical high yield of 7.3%
- One of the bigger printers in the industry with an interesting asset light model, the CEO seems to be good at turning around the business (with some track record too).
- If I am not wrong, they have a local subsidary in Singapore called COS Printers (thanks Solace).
- Sell Singtel for 3.43 (half position)
- Reasons
- Selling to increase cash position and awaiting opportunities
- Looking to sell the next batch when the price is right, hopefully before XD in 26Jul19
Well, that's all for my money right now. This month I actually switched around quite a bit, a "Marie Kondo" of my portfolio I guess.
My cash position is accumulating (~22%), but have to save more, I know quite a few bloggers who have gone into much larger cash positions. In addition, I'm probably looking to unload more Singtel in case opportunities arises (hopefully). I was hoping to load up some on Singapore banks but didn't get any.
My StocksCafe portfolio will look funny because it now includes portfolios I am testing and playing around. So I will update my holdings here.
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