Just noted in Forest's Blog of your message left yesterday. ...
There is nothing special in my investment portfolio.
But I am afraid if I show you my portfolio members here, items by items, at his moment and do not follow up their future "ins and outs" and later "add-in" members, I regard this is not a responsible manner.
Actually you may find out easily some of my portfolio members from some bloggers' blogs, e.g. Forest Capital, Value Investor, Billy Ho, ... through our communication.
My "game rules" of making stocks investment, which "may" have differences from "some", if not all, bloggers, are that:
1. I decide to maintain my portfolio almost in full load, i.e. cash < 2%, since last year.
2. I often(if not "always") do "stocks switching", e.g. sell a member but "buy another" or "buy others" in "same time/same day/1~2 days".
3. No matter tomorrow HS Index may drop 5,000 points or go up 5,000 points, I am prepared to hold my portfolio members in the long run, receiving dividends and making re-investment ... but all members are subject to "stocks switching".
These rules may not be suitable to you. (because making investments is not just copying.)
At last, I must say "Student learns from the market".
I hope you will be more successful!
Good Good luck!
^_^
(P.S. David Webb also has 5% shareholding of 282.HK. I suggest to focus in individual stocks fundamentals, making comparison of stocks in same field and asking yourself "which is better?" to make your best decision. ^_^)
Hi William,
回覆刪除Just noted in Forest's Blog of your message left yesterday.
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There is nothing special in my investment portfolio.
But I am afraid if I show you my portfolio members here, items by items, at his moment and do not follow up their future "ins and outs" and later "add-in" members, I regard this is not a responsible manner.
Actually you may find out easily some of my portfolio members from some bloggers' blogs, e.g. Forest Capital, Value Investor, Billy Ho, ... through our communication.
My "game rules" of making stocks investment, which "may" have differences from "some", if not all, bloggers, are that:
1. I decide to maintain my portfolio almost in full load,
i.e. cash < 2%, since last year.
2. I often(if not "always") do "stocks switching", e.g. sell a member but "buy another" or "buy others" in "same time/same day/1~2 days".
3. No matter tomorrow HS Index may drop 5,000 points or go up 5,000 points, I am prepared to hold my portfolio members in the long run, receiving dividends and making re-investment ... but all members are subject to "stocks switching".
These rules may not be suitable to you. (because making investments is not just copying.)
At last, I must say "Student learns from the market".
I hope you will be more successful!
Good Good luck!
^_^
(P.S. David Webb also has 5% shareholding of 282.HK. I suggest to focus in individual stocks fundamentals, making comparison of stocks in same field and asking yourself "which is better?" to make your best decision. ^_^)