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My suggestion is not to pay much attention on dividends or interest as it is not the best way to grow your money. This advice is also applicable to stocks. Grow the money through price increase.

 

For example, Fund A is growing 3% per year and on top, pays 1% dividend for a total of 4%. Meanwhile Fund B pays almost zero dividend but is growing 7%. 7% > 4%.

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Still discounts of 6%! Grab while the sale lasts. :)

 

Mutual Funds:

 

Education Fund: $12K

Business Fund: $52K

Retirement Fund: $130K

Total Fund: $194K

Very enticing .. 7.5% discount! Must grab. :lol:

 

Mutual Funds:

Education Fund: $12K

Business Fund: $52K

Retirement Fund: $131K

Total Fund: $195K

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Very enticing .. 7.5% discount! Must grab. :lol:

 

Mutual Funds:

 

Education Fund: $12K

Business Fund: $52K

Retirement Fund: $131K

Total Fund: $195K

Today, I took advantage of the 9% discount. H :ninja: kage M :ninja: ve.

 

Mutual Funds:

Education Fund: $12K

Business Fund: $52K

Retirement Fund: $132K

Total Fund: $196K

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One word to characterize the prevailing market condition this year: Consolidation. :)

 

The Dow has been flat as can be since the start of the year. It gained a quick 7% in January but offset all of those gains to be back to 0%.

 

However, since we know the market is 7% discount, we just need to consolidate or continue increasing our holding by buying at discount.

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Today, I took advantage of the 9% discount. H :ninja: kage M :ninja: ve.

 

Mutual Funds:

 

Education Fund: $12K

Business Fund: $52K

Retirement Fund: $132K

Total Fund: $196K

 

Today, I took advantage of the 6.5% discount. H :ninja: kage M :ninja: ve.

Mutual Funds:

Education Fund I: $12K

Education Fund II: $1K

Business Fund: $52K

Retirement Fund: $132K

Total Fund: $197K

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One word to characterize the prevailing market condition this year: Consolidation. :)

 

The Dow has been flat as can be since the start of the year. It gained a quick 7% in January but offset all of those gains to be back to 0%.

 

However, since we know the market is 7% discount, we just need to consolidate or continue increasing our holding by buying at discount.

 

 

Gartman must have read my post above back in July 9. :)

 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-18/dow-30-000-you-don-t-have-to-be-crazy-to-believe-gartman-says

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Today, I took advantage of the 6.5% discount. H :ninja: kage M :ninja: ve.

 

Mutual Funds:

 

Education Fund I: $12K

Education Fund II: $1K

Business Fund: $52K

Retirement Fund: $132K

Total Fund: $197K

Today, I took advantage of the 5.5% discount. H :ninja: kage M :ninja: ve.

Mutual Funds:

Education Fund I: $12K

Education Fund II: $1K

Business Fund: $52K

Retirement Fund: $133K

Total Fund: $198K

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Today, I took advantage of the 5.5% discount. H :ninja: kage M :ninja: ve.

 

Mutual Funds:

 

Education Fund I: $12K

Education Fund II: $1K

Business Fund: $52K

Retirement Fund: $133K

Total Fund: $198K

 

Today, I took advantage of the 5% discount. H :ninja: kage M :ninja: ve.

Mutual Funds:

Education Fund I: $12K

Education Fund II: $1K

Business Fund: $52K

Retirement Fund: $134K

Total Fund: $199K

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Bro check this out.

 

I like Balanced Funds. Think of negative growth as DISCOUNTS, which means it is a good time to get in. You don't want to go in when the performances are high already because that meant it will correct and go down. You want down and go up.

 

If you would go for Balanced Funds (meaning it has investments in various sizes of securities -- Large, Medium and Small) the top 3 are listed here. Just research their holdings. The key is to invest long-term. Long-term means it will surely grow and be profitable. That's a historical fact. Businesses are in the business of making profits in the long-term.

 

https://www.pinoymoneytalk.com/mutual-fund-performance-jan-may-2018/

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