Summary of my portfolio - Feb 2018

Mr CDxD portfolio

No.	Counters	No. of Shares
1	CapitaMall Trust	16,500
2	Parkway Life REIT	7,000
3	Singtel	8,000
4	Vicom	2,000
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• Sold off 20,000 shares of AIMS AMP REIT on 6th Feb at $1.33 (See post here). Total loss of $1185.59(4.3%) in 7 days
• $457.60 of Vicom dividend declared on 9th Feb (22.88cents/share), payout on 10th May
• $236.60 of Parkway Life dividend dpayout on 27th Feb (3.38cents/share)
• $478.50 of CapitaMall Trust dividend payout on 28th Feb (2.9cents/share)

Miss CDxD portfolio

No.	Counters	No. of Shares
1	Singtel	3,000

SOLD: AIMS AMP Capital Industrial

Sold my 20,000 shares of AIMS AMP REIT on 6th Feb at $1.33
Total loss of $1185.59 (4.3%) in 7 days.


Reasons for selling it:
US stock first dropped 1+% on 3rd Feb (SGT) and dropped another 4.6% on 6th Feb (SGT).
6th Feb is the biggest decline since August 2011, during the European debt crisis.

Seeing such a big drop within few days span, it lead me to fear that "Crash is coming".



I quickly punch into my calculator to have a feel on the price will be like if (5th Feb close pricing) $1.34 - 5% (simulate the same drop in % as the US stock market) and I got $1.27.

20,000 shares x ($1.27 - $1.38) = -$2,200

vs

20,000 shares x ($1.33 - $1.38) = -$1,000


Thus, I went to sell my AA Reit at $1.33 thinking to have a stop-loss in case it really dropped 5%.

Transferred $10,000 from CPF OA to SA for 2018

I did my first $10,000 transfer from CPF OA to SA in 2017 (See post here).

This morning, I did another transfer of $10,000 from CPF OA to SA.
Objective for the transfer still remain the same as why I did it in 2017.

As per my 2017 CPF Yearly Statement

I had also helped Miss CDxD did her first $10,000 from her CPF OA to SA last week.

As per her 2017 CPF Yearly Statement

As Miss CDxD is younger than me by 1 year old, so her additional interest earned for every $1,000 is $94 more.

That the power of compounding interest.
The earlier you start, the higher you will gain.