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there is no rush to add positions now if you already have positions. as it's a good div stocks, just add it when it is selling below it's intrinsic value and sell some when it reaches its valuations or your target. that helps to bring your avg really low and continue to enjoy it's dividend.
add it during it's low cycle. when it becomes really attractive, there will be a rush to buy it as it offers attractive dividend yield compared to other risky assets.
hi zi yin, you can refer to the details shared previously. scroll down in the comments section and it is inside Keane Low's commentary board. hope it helps.
often, I will sell some when the price reaches its valuations and buy back when it is below it's intrinsic value for dividend stocks. that helps to generate additional cash flow from the capital appreciations and I do not have to worry about the price fluctuations while I continue to receive cash flow from dividends. Just my opinion and hope it helps.
Cheng, this tactic is discuss in the book "the intelligent investor" by Benjamin Graham. it says the disadvantage is that the higher the price go, the less you have. I wouldn't say this is not good but I don't exercise that.
that's right, Ivon. I like it personally as it helps to keep emotions at bay as the industry is cyclical in nature. as it is more to value investing and more than 10 years, the biggest challenge for me personally is can I wait for 10 years? therefore, less is more for me. no right or wrong. Btw, that is a real good book :)
