I opened $COIN 20241101 185.0 PUT$ ,Taking some small risk on BTC price pushing upwards! Collecting some premiums for dry powder to be deployed for another day!
As we see more and more ETFs getting approved. This begs the question of whether we should be investing in Crypto? What are the potential changes that can happen in the next 6 months? And what can we do now? I have been Dollar Cost Averaging into BTC and ETH primarily over the last 12 months and this was to just accumulate crypto into my portfolio. And in the last 6 months, the DCA kinda got me buying crypto high prices because of the increase in prices, but for me, it was mainly to keep myself committed and just bite the bullet of buying them without thinking too much of the prices. But I was lucky as well, to be able to catch some waves and still be on the green side of things. What to expect in the next 6 months? With ETH ETFs getting approved just a couple of days ago. What I think wil
My favourite kopi is the one that comes free or paid by my dividend portfolio! But jokes aside, I do take gula mekala coffee iced from Local Coffee People near my work place. It's sweet and full of sugar, but something I need because I cycle to work and it replenishes my energy!
$Apple(AAPL)$ is distributing dividends! Usually during distribution of dividends, the share prices will fall with the corresponding dividend distributed. I'm looking to accumulate more$Apple(AAPL)$ to do some options flywheel and collecting of premiums!
$STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ Adding more STI ETF for my dividend portfolio. With my bus work schedule, I feel that dividend might be a better play so I can focus on working, and my money also works hard by earning dividends!
Every month, we get some money from varies things that we do. For most of us, it will be in the form of salary or wage. As an average working adult in Singapore, one of the most expensive countries, we always find ourselves struggling with keep up with bills, food, entertainment and other necessities. I used to manage my money by writing down what I spend on and how much I save. But as work started to pile up, this became almost impossible to keep up with. What I do now is to pay my bills and other necessities. Whatever cash I have remaining is for me to use as I please. The only reason I can do this, is because I know myself well and I don't splurge at every given moment or opportunity. So far, this plan has been working out well for me because it gives me more confidence in investing mon
I have been tracking this since 2022 when I first started investing in dividend stocks, it has been 2 years since. Dividend investing has taught me a skill which is the discipline that many of us have but seldom use. We might come out with reasons and excuses why this can’t be done or that can’t be achieved. But as I started investing more into dividend stocks, I saw the effort vs reward and decided that this was for me. In 2022, I ended the year with $593.15 in Dividends and this was tracked every month which helps me see my passive income stream. 2022 Dividend Income I did the same for 2023, but because I was unemployed for a while in 2023 due to retrenchment, there wasn’t much income for me to invest. And this was something that I regretted. Because if I had continue what I was doing on