To The Moon

John Templeton investment philosophy focuses on constantly searching for the markets that are depressed and looking for quality stocks that are beaten down and overlooked by investors.

I invested in Singapore dividend stocks, Hong Kong and Emerging markets ETFs in Templeton way, followed the pace of the Fed's interest rate hikes, buy more when the price drops, and bear the 'humiliation' for three years. Now the interest rate is at its highest point, but the expectation of rate cuts is just around the corner. Today I reap the fruits of my labor, both capital gains and dividend income.

I have collected 30k plus dividend in these 3 years, and reinvested them in stocks.

I am not jealous of US stocks AI and high-tech stocks. High-tech is not my cup of tea and I can't hold them, usually sell out too early. And they have never been cheap in the past few years.

I stick to my strategy which fits my character, finally I can get a good result. I locked high dividend yield stocks even though they don't go up, I still have dividend income. High interest rates is very good filter, those companies insisted on generous dividend payment in continuous years really have solid balance sheet and business profits model.

Hope everyone can find out his own style.

Appreciate Tiger Brokers provides a low cost and efficient platform. Tiger coins and cash vouchers encourage my investment and interaction with Tiger community.

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Excel sheet update on 30 Jun 2024