My Stock Portfolio @ end April 2013

No. STOCK NAME LOTS % PORTFOLIO AVG COST $
1
Starhub
5
21.61
3.22
2
SPH
4
16.30
3.98
3
SGX
2
13.67
2.68
4
CapitaLand
2
6.83
3.91
5
CapitaMall Trust
3
6.36
1.71
6
CDL HTrust
3
5.48
1.66
7
Starhill Global
6
5.29
0.71
8
Sing Tel
1.2
4.27
3.21
9
Suntec Reit
2
3.55
1.34
10
Hyflux
2.5
3.13
1.70
11
HPH Trust
3
2.82
0.90
12
FE Orchard
1
2.04
1.18
13
CapitaMalls Asia
1
1.92
2.12
14
AIMS AMPI Reit
1
1.66
1.70
15
CitySpring
3
1.36
0.65
16
Sing Post
1
1.18
0.875
17
FE HTrust
1
1.03
0.93
18
SP Ausnet
0.7
0.97
0
19
Yeo Hiap Seng
0.2
0.52
0
Movement in my portfolio in April:-
Sold:- Nil
Bought:- HPH Trust, Starhill Global, AIMS AMPI Reit.

Dividends collected in Apr: $0
2013 avg dividends/month: $161.44

Big "0" for April.  May is the dividends harvesting month.

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