Real Wealth in Real Estate
This article is written for you if you consider yourself not savvy in investing. Perhaps, you admire how some people can attain huge capital gains of, let’s say 50%, 100%, or
Funding Societies: An Honest Review & Reflection of My Portfolio
I have been investing with Funding Societies since 2017. I remembered, at that time, P2P lending was still a relatively new concept, and I was intrigued by its opportunities to earn
Valuation Demystified!
Lately, I received a question from Jess, a fellow subscriber of DividendVault.com on the subject of valuation via email. She asked, ‘How could stocks that possess solid fundamentals become undervalued?’ The
Asset Under Management (AUM)
Here is a question: Is there a way to guarantee profits from the stock market every year at all times without fail? If you think: ‘How is that even possible, especially during
Diversification to Minimise Investment Risks?
Is diversification a good strategy to minimise investment risks? Oftentimes, we have heard the preaching of ‘Don’t put all eggs into one Basket’ when investing our money. The logic is to
How to Invest If I Have Limited Capital and Income?
How to invest if I have limited capital and income? How should I start? What should I invest into? Is it into Bitcoin, StashAway, Funding Societies, unit trusts, stocks, Forex ... etc? Over here,
The Job of an Investor
What is the job of an investor? ‘Well duh ... isn’t it to make money?’ If that is really what you believe, think again. Take stocks as an example. For a start, a
Temptations of Trading?
Lately, I received an email from a subscriber of DividendVault.com: What caught my attention is his mention of the phrase ‘temptations of trading’. It is an interesting description and I’ll like
Should I Sell My Stock that Yields Below 4% a Year?
Lately, I’ve received a few questions from May, a member of DividendVault.com on dividend investing. They are rephrased as follow: Should I buy a stock when it announces its dividends or