Saturday, September 30, 2017

Portfolio Update September 2017

This month has not been a good month for the local stocks, especially the index stocks. As one reader K lamented in his comment: "The government linked index stocks have been having a bad spell......." The STI has been moving southwards for the month. As at month end, STI lost 57.35 points, or 1.75% compared with last month. My portfolio performed better than the index. As as yesterday, its value dropped only 0.57% from end of August.

This month, I received some CapitaLand Retail China Trust via Scrip Dividend Scheme. Other than this I did not do any other trade. However, the M1 shares that I received last month due to the maturity of structured note now appears in my top holding list.

Total dividend received in September was S$8,669.46, half from shares, and half from UT/Bond. Total dividend received in the first 3 quarters of the year amounts to S$128,000.00. With three months to go, total dividend this year will most likely exceed that from last month.

Below are my top 30 holdings as at 29 September.

1.         M1
2.         OCBC Bank
3.         DBS
4.         SPH
5.         Ausnet Services
6.         ComfortDelGro
7.         Metro
8.         Kep Inf Tr fKa CIT
9.         ST Engineering
10.     Frasers Comm Tr
11.     CapitaComm Tr
12.     SGX
13.     AIMSAMP Cap Reit
14.     CapitaLand
15.     Sembcorp Ind
16.     Tai Sin Electric
17.     Lippo Malls Tr
18.     Sing Inv & Fin
19.     Keppel Corp
20.     SATS
21.     Global Inv
22.     Starhub
23.     United Engineers
24.     Ascendas Reit
25.     OUE
26.     Nam Lee Metal
27.     YZJ Shipbldg SGD
28.     Mapletree Log Tr
29.     Nikko AM STI ETF 100

30.     Lian Beng

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Kennnn said...

What is the $$$ split like for all 30 shares youre holding and the total invested for the 30?

Sanye ◎ 三页 said...

Hi Kennnn,

Thank you for visiting my blog. However, I feel that the information you requested for was too personal to be disclosed.