Funding Injection
For the 3 months in 2017, I have injected roughly 30% more into my portfolio which would have been laying low in the banks. This reduced my XIRR YTD as there are no income from the 3 months due to enlarge base. The needed injection provide needed base earning and driving for potential future performance. This left my Cash/FD now comprises 31% of my Net Worth.
Funds are injected in
- Singapore Saving Bonds funds are mainly from idle cash/fixed deposit in saving banks. They will likely my future emergency fund location.
- Reits Oversea Exposure as I still feel Singapore dollars will stay weak for some periods. This has seen good rise in price just recently.
- Five Speculative trades just entered. Each quite a sizable ones. No result yet. Time will tell.
(updated for privacy)
XIRR (Compounded Returns)
Apparently last week of market push up my score a little. However this time I am more interested in other metrics. Over the years I have been injecting funds into SSB, PS and Bonds, naturally my XIRR will lowered. If FD has been included, score would have been worst since their returns are between 1-2% range. I need to understand the overall implication and how I can fully utilize while protecting my asset.
- Correction -
Cumulative XIRR from 2007 Jan to 2017 Mar : 6.7% (Cory Portfolio )
Cumulative XIRR from 2009 Jan to 2017 Mar : 8.4% (Cory Portfolio )
whereas STI Index ( 2007 Peak to 2017 Mar ) barely hits 0.6 %.
Since my portfolio has PS, Bond and SSB, is too much work to extract out trades on them. I decided to do a manual simulation just for the past year on short term performance.
- Correction -
XIRR from 2016 Jan to 2017 Mar : 7.2% (Cory Portfolio )
XIRR from 2016 Jan to 2017 Mar : 8.7% (Cory Portfolio excluding Fresh Fund in 2017, PS, Bond and SSB)
XIRR from 2016 Jan to 2017 Mar : 12.3% (STI Index)
The first 3 months of STI Index records significant gains riding on Banks.
Cheers
Cory
20170402
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