There were 20 transactions in the month of August 2011.
Sold Cosco (CPF), at 51.2% loss (without dividends)
Sold MIIF, at 46.3% loss (without dividends)
Sold Asia Travel, at 19.4% loss (without dividends)
Sold Genting Singapore, at 151.9% gain
Sold Plife, at 128.6% gain (without dividends)
Sold Capitacomm, at 34.4% gain (without dividends)
Sold Armstrong, at 91.5% gain (without dividends)
Sold SATS, at 26.3% gain (without dividends)
Sold STX OSV, 13.6% gain (without dividends)
Bought Epicentre, average price at $0.518
Bought Roxy Pacific, average price at $0.420
Bought Sarin, average price at $0.850
Bought Courage Marine, new average price at $0.222
Bought Healthway Medical, new average price at $0.103
Bought Tai Sin, new average price at $0.274
Bought HG Metal, new average price at $0.142
Bought Hong Leong Asia, average price at $1.665
Bought Mun Siong, new average price at $0.162
Bought BH Global (CPF), new average price at $0.311
Bought SPDR Gold, new average price at $205.93
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
| 2010 | -1.75% | 1.36% | 2.98% | 4.36% | -7.12% | 4.40% | 4.49% | -1.38% | 6.76% | 3.09% | -1.61% | 3.93% |
| 2011 | -0.03% | -4.77% | 2.07% | 1.29% | -0.32% | -2.39 | -0.33% | -8.34% | ||||
| Annualized Return = 3.16% | ||||||||||||
| Stock | Mode | Unrealised P/L (SGD) | Stock | Mode | Unrealised P/L (SGD) |
| ARA | CASH | 89.45% | NOBLE GROUP | CASH | -10.10% |
| AMTEK | CASH | -5.24% | NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES | CASH | -12.30% |
| BH GlOBAL | CASH | -7.14% | RIVERSTONE | CASH | -20.73% |
| BIOSENSORS | CASH | -2.14% | ROTARY ENGRG | CASH | -32.41% |
| CAPITALAND | CASH | 5.26% | ROXY PACIFIC | CASH | -1.44% |
| CAPITAMALLS ASIA | CASH | -21.93% | SABANA REIT | CASH | -14.45% |
| CHINA MILK * | CASH | -100.00% | SARIN | CASH | 9.02% |
| COURAGE MAR | CASH | -50.90% | SGX | CASH | 10.08% |
| EPICENTRE | CASH | -6.37% | SPDR GOLD | CASH | 3.49% |
| FIBRECHEM * | CASH | -100.00% | STARHUB | CASH | 34.08% |
| GMG | CASH | -11.55% | TAI SIN | CASH | -34.67% |
| HEALTHWAY | CASH | -16.50% | TECK WAH | CASH | -2.32% |
| HG METAL | CASH | -38.03% | TIONG SENG | CASH | -25.00% |
| HOCK LIAN SENG | CASH | -7.72% | UOB-KAY HIAN | CASH | -16.49% |
| HONG LEONG ASIA | CASH | 3.65% | VALUETRONICS | CASH | -14.36% |
| JAYA HLDG | CASH | -52.59% | YANGZIJIANG | CASH | -18.19% |
| KEPPELCORP | CASH | 164.43% | BH GLOBAL | CPF | -37.30% |
| LEE METAL | CASH | -0.94% | SIAENGG | CPF | -17.02% |
| MUN SIONG | CASH | -32.10% |
2 comments:
Hi there, prehaps you can add in some precious metals to your portfolio. Something along the lines of Gold and Silver will do fine. Eventhough its dropping down now with the printing presses still printing record amounts of fiat money and pumping it into the markets plus the multiplier effect the banks are doing to the money supply, there will be some high inflation soon. I believe the current fall in precious metals prices is only for the time being and soon it will go up. It could be a good idea to add some to your portfolio.
Rgs'
Adam
Prehaps you can add in some precious metals to your portfolio. Eventhough prices have falled they have still out played the indexes and stocks in general. With the current poor economic outlook it will just be a time when precious metals prices like gold and silver bounce back. With record amounts of fiat money being printed and the multiplier effect that banks have on money supply it will only be a time when inflation rates go higher and We are also in a peak oil situation soon or already in. Gold and silver may add an edge to your portfolio in such times.
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