High Yielding Shares Again
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Once you got the hang of the market and make decent return
I tell you there is nothing like it..
You shall abandon most other investment and have all the free time
And stress free and generate great return.
It is not easy but it can be done with time and patients and
And an open mind to learn from others.
I tell you there is nothing like it..
You shall abandon most other investment and have all the free time
And stress free and generate great return.
It is not easy but it can be done with time and patients and
And an open mind to learn from others.
I measure success in the stock market differently. If the return on my stock portfolio exceeds 3% p.a.- current bank deposit rates - I feel good. If the return exceeds 5% p.a. - I feel justified in doing share trading as opposed to resi property investment.
And I think this is reasonably achievable. For example, I look at the price chart for BHP. I find that in the past twelve months, the stock has fluctuated from $35 to $38 on at least five occasions. This is a 8.5% movement where you have five opportunities a year to participate in. So even if I make one successful trade per year I have exceeded returns on inflation, resi IP and bank deposits. And if I make two successful trades per year, then there is no point in looking at other investments. Finally I find that the major dips in the share price correlate reasonably well, but not 100% with the MACD indicator - when there is a golden cross, you have a better than reasonable chance of buying at a low point.
This is not day trading nor is it genuine buy and hold. It is just about making one or two trades a year - enough to provide an inflation indexed income for ever possibly.
Thats assuming you get your 1 or 2 trades right...
if you serious and want to track your performance and at the same time making tax recording a walk in the park..get this piece of Aussie software..
very nice, it track your internal rate of return ... (how much money you put in throughout the cycle what its yearly return)
http://topshare.com.au/ (one time purchase, life time upgrade)
Just a recommendation, I don't have any interest in this business just something I use and like it a lot
very nice, it track your internal rate of return ... (how much money you put in throughout the cycle what its yearly return)
http://topshare.com.au/ (one time purchase, life time upgrade)
Just a recommendation, I don't have any interest in this business just something I use and like it a lot
Day trading is very very hard. I day trade and if you want to make money day trading you need a system and not to panic when you lose cash, i lost $62k in 8 days back in April this year 2 months i was in a drawdown if you can handle that you will succeed if you have the right system and money mangement.
After being stuck in losses for 2 months all loss recovered and i got myself a merc a draw down is good makes you stronger.
Well at least you came out the other end with the priceless understanding of the difference between a forward process and the reverse one,62k in 8 days by the sounds of this you never had stop-;loss in place or no margin call or "opm", I hope the "MERC" has the "AMG" tag on the right hand side..
Trading using CFDs leveraged...had stop loss just unlucky and lost it at the time...no AMG i wish....only a E350 011. Would love a E63 AMG
Trading using CFDs leveraged......no AMG i wish....only a E350 011. Would love a E63 AMG
Not to worry John,it takes balls to trade CDF'S ,,E350-11 are good the AMG'S with the speedo saying 320klm's unchipped are a experience that very few get to live,even better when the front number plate goes flying
over the windscreen and the speed cameras only scan the front number plate not the back one..
..http://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/index.php
Have a read through this site and learn as much as you can before risking any money.
Also check out the trading/investing resources sub forum, they list some very good books on the stock market.
Have a read through this site and learn as much as you can before risking any money.
Also check out the trading/investing resources sub forum, they list some very good books on the stock market.
Hi ROE
Does it calculate XIRR
I think it does XIRR but check the the author
Get a 60 days trial and email the author, he is very responsive even if you are a trial member
this is from their site so I assume he uses XIRR
Portfolio Performance/IRR calculates the Internal Rate of Return for a whole portfolio over a given time interval. This includes both realised and unrealised capital movements, and dividend payments. This is the best overall measure of investment performance, and is appropriate for comparing the performance of different portfolios or for comparison with other published investment returns.
Thankyou roe for the link.
Re:Shovelhead.
Re:Shovelhead.
Not to worry John,it takes balls to trade CDF'S ,,E350-11 are good the AMG'S with the speedo saying 320klm's unchipped are a experience that very few get to live,even better when the front number plate goes flying
over the windscreen and the speed cameras only scan the front number plate not the back one..
Next car will be either E63 AMG or G63 depends what the boss says
I don't mind the new C either.
High yielding still the way to go.
It has served me well this year.
I think there will be further compression of yields, which means higher prices.
It has served me well this year.
I think there will be further compression of yields, which means higher prices.
maybe its just me, but why splurge the profits on a depreciating asset?????
You only live once + life is short and i like my cars. Next on the list is a boat+jet ski its free money minus brokerage and financing fees.
Hi I.V
What have been your high yield plays for the year?
ASX Index looks like its doing better than the US Index so far this year
