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I'm 50, married with 1 kid in college and 1 kid in HS.Day job is in medical equipment/supplies and also in medical clinics (not a doctor, investor lang).Current goal is to retire from daily work soon, so my stock portfolio is built for medium term.
my port is built for the long term to be passed on my anakis in the future
^ Philippine stocks is NOT IDEAL for "generational" transfers if you are thinking about value.
34 (just got) married. No kids yet. OFW, Telecom engineer by profession. Just started in stock market investing last month though I've planned and did some research since a year ago. I'm also in front of the PC everyday and occassionally I can check on PSE via COL.Saving for retirement is my ultimate goal for my stock portfolio.
The dividends are very small and if you need to sell regularly, patay kang bata ka kahit matanda ka na!
30, Single.Works Firmware R&D for a Japanese firm in Cebu City.if you are in the 30s, would not the dividend yields be big enough by the time that you will be 60?e.g., buying Aboitiz Power in 2009 at around 5 pesos, now dividends are at 1.20. That would be a dividend yield of more than 20% based on the original buying price.
Hi, ECE grad ka? BS ECE kasi ako, UST batch 1985.Anyway, IMO hindi pwede for retirement ang stock investment only. The dividends are very small and if you need to sell regularly, patay kang bata ka kahit matanda ka na!My goal is to grow it enough to invest in some businesses that can provide regular cash flow during my retirement.