If you had 1 million dollars....

[Dividend Warrior]

and for those who noticed, I'm both chialc and chialc88...

I was the first to notice!

But your case is ok la......because it is obvious you dun have hidden agenda.

Btw guys, Dividend Hermit is NOT me.

[chialc88]

Quote: But your case is ok la......because it is obvious you dun have hidden agenda.

For the record, I love my chialc but due to some strange reason, I can only use this account in one particular computer. When I try to logon using other computer, it always says invalid password... and, I had given up asking for new password (done it few times already).
So, when I'm using that particular computer then obviously I post as chialc.

However, my newly created chialc88 works wonder.
So far so good. Every computer I go to, I can logon successfully (don't dare to try using THAT PARTICULAR CHIALC COMPUTER thou).

So, you notice that CHIALC88 is doing more posting than CHIALC.

oh well... nevermind.... let me continue using both userid instead of troubleshooting...

on second thought, why not I stop using chialc?

decision, decision...

[NTL]

I think it will help if you crystallize your investment objectives. For example, you can decide what is the minimum return you require and how much cash flow do you need from the investment. All these factors will help narrow your options for asset allocation. Each of us will have different portfolio performance requirements and therefore different portfolio composition.

I think it's important to remember that we don't have to beat the market, we just have to achieve our own investment objectives without taking unnecessary risks.

Hmm lets say my investment objective is just to maintain an annual income of $35000 in today's dollars for as long as I live (I am 65 now) while trying to preserve the principal as much as possible.

Would anyone advocate a place everything into REITs/bonds and just enjoy the income while saving the surplus to enther when opportunity comes strategy given my main goal is actually income and any capital gain is merely a bonus?

I have already bought H&S insurance but thank you very much for that suggestion. I think adequate insurance is the backbone of any financial plan.

You were just 57 around 6mths ago! And is having a passive income of at least $11700 a month!

http://www.valuebuddies.com/thread-3247-...l#pid48963

http://www.valuebuddies.com/thread-3247-...l#pid48909

Nice detective work, NTL!

No real detective work here. Just that I am too free, so read most of the posts here.

[corydorus]

This internet is getting more and more scary.

[chialc]

scary - not really.

Its just that when the economy is getting bad/worst, then more and more people will want to trick you to part with your HARD EARNED $$$.

So we now know what phase of economy cycle we are in...

[sgd]

However, my newly created chialc88 works wonder.
So far so good. Every computer I go to, I can logon successfully (don't dare to try using THAT PARTICULAR CHIALC COMPUTER thou).

hmm sounds like a keyboard problem on that computer.

try typing out the password on notepad on that computer see if any alphabet/character that you typed is missing.

[CityFarmer]

You were just 57 around 6mths ago! And is having a passive income of at least $11700 a month!

http://www.valuebuddies.com/thread-3247-...l#pid48963

http://www.valuebuddies.com/thread-3247-...l#pid48909

Dear davidsim,

There are doubts on the intention of your posts, which seems have conflicting info. There are reasonable doubts IMO

We should allow you to put up your side of story.

Looking forward for your reply

Regards
Moderator

Hi City Farmer,

Thank you for allowing me to reply.

The intention of my posts is simply to obtain information, advice and a second opinion.

I absolutely agree there is conflicting info but I dont think the conflicting info provided would seem to change my intention in any way.

Before further action, I would like to confirm the following

There are two versions of story, one on previous thread, and one in this thread, which is the real story?

Others might think that I am shooting myself in the foot with the question, with the credibility at stake, but I chose to give you an opportunity to clarify.

Regards
Moderator

[davidsim]

You were just 57 around 6mths ago! And is having a passive income of at least $11700 a month!

http://www.valuebuddies.com/thread-3247-...l#pid48963

http://www.valuebuddies.com/thread-3247-...l#pid48909

Dear davidsim,

There are doubts on the intention of your posts, which seems have conflicting info. There are reasonable doubts IMO

We should allow you to put up your side of story.

Looking forward for your reply

Regards
Moderator

Hi City Farmer,

Thank you for allowing me to reply.

The intention of my posts is simply to obtain information, advice and a second opinion.

I absolutely agree there is conflicting info but I dont think the conflicting info provided would seem to change my intention in any way.

Before further action, I would like to confirm the following

There are two versions of story, one on previous thread, and one in this thread, which is the real story?

Others might think that I am shooting myself in the foot with the question, with the credibility at stake, but I chose to give you an opportunity to clarify.

Regards
Moderator

Hi City Farmer,

None of them are actually my true story. Although the first is probably closer to reality (at that time) the second is partly true as well as I am anticipating a divestment gain on UIS and am looking for ideas on how to allocate the funds.

Moat of the details are fake but do give a good approximation of the unique situation I am in such that the conclusions drawn will not be different.

[chialc88]

good try.
model answer.

my instinct tells me that you will be allow to post....as a born again Phoenix.

Be happy always.



A Life not Reflected is a Life not Worth Living.

[Contrarian]

> Hi City Farmer,

> None of them are actually my true story. Although the first is probably closer to reality (at that
> time) the second is partly true as well as I am anticipating a divestment gain on UIS and am looking
> for ideas on how to allocate the funds.

It's sad but true. A lot of people are in many forums to take rather than give.