I am currently looking to invest $9999 in ASX listed shares. Investing frame is 7 years from today.
$3333 each
Here are my top picks:
BUB
FMG
MYX
What’s yours?
Please remember: investment term is no lesser than 7 years
If You Had $9999 to Invest in 3 ASX Shares, Which 3 Would You Buy?
Aerith-Waifu on 29/07/2018 - 01:19
Last edited 29/07/2018 - 02:18
Last edited 29/07/2018 - 02:18
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So many small cap experts on ozb
MP1
MP1
MP1Any business with exposure to the property debt default market.
There's going to be some golden days for bankruptcy trustees.
This
Eneloop shares never go down! I made 1 million$ by investing $9999 few years ago.
I'd just buy 1 AU based ETF, and 1 S&P500 ETF, probably IVV
VAS, VTS, VEU
I would buy shares in a high yielding $80k luxury car
But I don’t work for Westpac
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asx - 1 year return
ALL - 59.01%
CSL - 56.04%
NST - 63.64%MQG - 43.10%
check 5 year Graphs for above.CSL is an amazing company by the way
How much capital did you invest initially??
What vanguard etf or shares would be best to buy if you only wanted an income/dividend stream over growth and had no intention of selling within 7 years?
This I want to know too
I high recommend VDHG. A large portion of it is VGS and VAS. I consider it as a buy and forget investment for those who are investing for the long term and do not have time to rebalance their portfolio.
Thanks, I had a look and like it
Is the VDHG wholesale and can only be purchased through Vanguard or can you purchase it through Commsec?
I've been reading about the Vanguard ETFs and got confused with the $100K minimum investment for the wholesale ones.
I've invested in quite a few small cap stocks. It's really hit n' miss
If you want to let the money sit for a long time, go for a bigger well known company that will just gain more market share over the years.
Ie. WES, QAN (These are 2 that I can think of that have crept up over the last couple years)
WES yes, qan I will pass
I told a friend to buy into them when they were around the $2 mark.
He listened to me and pretty much paid off his house.
….I still have my mortgage :(
Lol
Put all in NDQ, which is the NASDAQ 100 index. It is already diversified, so there is no need to split your money. It is much easier to predict macro patterns as opposed to the likely price patterns of individual stocks. There continues to be a strong pattern of IT companies growing larger and they have the financial means to easily acquire any rivals. I cannot see this changing and only see this pattern continuing. Just look at what Amazon have started to do in Australia and think about the potential of the other IT companies if they start taking on banks or buying sporting rights, etc.
Buy old bluechip, which have steady dividends. If ASX drops 30% it shouldn't matter. You can get near 10% return currently, with not too bad risk longterm.
TLS and AMP look bad at mo, but that may be decent time to buy.
ASX and western world's stocks are near all time high, so maybe look overseas for suppressed markets. Someone ?? said Russian; Agriculture; either Japan or China can't recall which.
The world financially is pretty unstable longterm I guess, so cheap realestate. Say $150,000 city suburb home eg. 6167 last month one sold for that, with $250ish rent should I guess entirely pay for itself. You don't need much more deposit to do this.
Anyway good luck.
If I am going to buy old blue chip I will buy Brambles
can you give example which bluechip stocks give 10% return annually?
With franking the two mentioned above (as I understand it) do, tls = 12.08% gross, amp = 11.55% gross, NAB = 10.06% gross, FMG = 11.71%.
Check this page for updates:
https://www.marketindex.com.au/analysis/dividend-yieldand this is a help:
http://www.digitallook.com/cgi-bin/dlmedia/security.cgi?secu…
For short time investment, <2 years. Is it wise to throw in $100K into blue chip stocks or ETFs that return 10% dividend yield rather than just park the $100K into a savings account that earns 3% p.a? I'm looking to invest $100K to earn some passive income on the side. What will be the best way to do it? Or have I totally got the wrong idea??
Thanks.
My current portfolio:
GMG
MQG
IAGCurrently around 11% return per annum excl. divdends over the past few years.
Good one, well done
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You're best bet will be three ETFs. If I'm forced to three choices, then I'd go for one that tracks the ASX200/All Ords index, one that is an "enhanced index" fund over the ASX200/All Ords, and one that is an actively managed international portfolio.
Good advice, thanks
GEM - Got in at $2.30
BOQ - Got in at $10.00
MIN - Got in at $15.00All bought within the last few months. All currently above what I paid for them and with fairly good returns regarding dividends, especially BOQ and GEM.
Nice
still holding strong for BOQ now?
haha - this was almost 2 and half years ago.. BOQ has bounced back but and will continue to rise like the other major banks..
How do I start buying? With BTC, I'm in http://btcmarkets.net, but I've not started on ASX. Where?
EDIT: Prefer one with app.
My picks would be WAM, COE, PHK
Don’t know any of those, will investigate
WAM looks great as a dividend return investment!
Yes I have to agree, looks good
GOR , NINE and KLH
KLH looks interesting, why would you say GOR is good?
Once there mine is built by next year, the share price will go up.
I would have given you my advise if you had $10000.
not sure he would want your advice* if you can't even spell the word properly
I thought it’s Advice???????
AMG
BMW
STI
FPV
HSV
EVO
WRXhighest yield at top
POR, you forget POR
a2m
Investing in shares at ATH rofl rookies…
AFI?
HVST and reinvest dividends.
Okay so I hold TTT, so biased of course, but they're unique on the ASX.
That is if you have faith in Australian manufacturing in 7 years' time (I plan to hold for 4).
World's largest 3D printer opened in Vic and new to the ASX, they only listed in October 2017.Look any input on an industry I am not familiar with is great. Widens my prospective. Thanks
Synlait Milk (SM1) - Manufacturer for A2M and few other brands
RHC - Play on healthcare
MAQ - cloud computingKFC?
YES
CKF for KFC!
Host, so what did you buy eventually??
After I read your message, I bought TLS at 2.8, ECX at 1.99, DXN at 0.22 and GEM at 2.5 (Damn…..).
And I finally made some money today.
I am thinking to buy AMP at 3.99, and SPZ at 0.24.
What do you think??I wouldn't touch AMP. Why does their business exist?
Why not AMP?
I am new to share market.
AMP seems in a low price now.
I think their price will go up soon and with good dividend rate.
I end up with the following:
DXN
FMG
BUB
ISU$2500 each. 7 year investment period
Good luck! I hope it goes well!
ROBO - Japan and robotics
AUST - dividends with defence against tanking market, HVST worries me with the constantly lowering nav price.
FAIR - clean energy, use ETHI if you don't want Aus dividends.
VAE - AsiaHVST is designed to have you re-investing 50% of the dividend payout, back into the fund. Total return is (has been) 11% if all dividends reinvested.
Don't pick HVST if you want capital growth. HVST is targeted for retirees who wants dividend income payment.
OP did you get onto Afterpay? They have since doubled
I think it’s going a bit too quick too soon.
Too much risk for me at this stage
Fair enough.
Goldman Sachs yesterday puf a $27 target on it
I would be not surprised if it goes to $50
However I still think one new legislation and its gone
Just bought $25k of Westpac shares today. Dividends due to be paid in Oct. Also looking to buy CBA and RIO
All on VAS
10k all on VAS
A lot of the advice on here is worth what you paid for it.
If you are considering ETFs then 1/3 each into VAS, IVV and F100
If you are looking for individual companies: BHP, whichever bank you do your banking with, and whichever supermarket chain you do your grocery shopping with.
Personally I will buy:
50% VDHG
25% RBTZ
25% HACKVRX
Bitcoin.
$9999 in VDHG
VDHG is up by 0.49% YTD, -0.78% 1Y and 14.56% 5Y.
Does that include dividends? Dollar cost averaging I am up 7.93% YTD which is not bad considering I purchased a large percentage before the crash.
I would personally invest in myself and educate then make informed decisions .. it's ok to ask opinions if you know the basic but don't invest in ASX or anything on seeing other ppl doing it or based on media hype.
VAS, VDHG for me
VAS abd VDHG have been poor. Overhyped.
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