DiAngel
2024-12-31

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ To me, it is money. In another word, it is achieving my yearly KPI of $xxK of dividends generated from SG stocks. In such a way, the dividends will be my living expenses and not tapping onto my saving. 

I don't venture much into US stocks, even though it is fast making money, as I have an almost equal amount of ESSP (in SGD) as to that of SG stocks. Hence, I m trying to dispose ESSP asap. The last round I did was in 2021. Thereafter, I forgotten about it πŸ€¦β€β™€οΈ[Facepalm]  as I was crazy pursuiting πŸƒβ€β™€οΈπŸƒπŸƒβ€β™‚οΈ[Grin]  [LOL]  [Happy]  [Smile] [Chuckle]  my SG dividends. Maybe the all clear results from cancer genetic screening that caused me heads over heels 😍πŸ₯°on SG dividends and neglecting my ESSP. πŸ˜“

2025 resolutions:

1. Must get rid of my ESSP to be below USD 60K

2. Generating SGD 36K dividends from SG stocks.

Money or Passion: Which Matters More in Your Stock Trading?
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