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Hello! My current portfolio contains some banking and retail stocks which i've purchased long ago, and are giving me some good dividend yield of 6-7%. However, their capital growth seems to have stagnated. These stocks account for 45% of the portfolio.
At the same time, i've identified some high growth stocks, and was wondering if it would be a good move to liquidate the above mentioned ones to recycle the capital to these potential ones?
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Gabriel Tham
21 Jun 2019
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Are you looking towards a income portfolio or a growth portfolio?
If you are creating a stable passive income portfolio, why not just hold and collect dividends if the fundamentals remain good?
If you are creating a growth portfolio, and you have identified potential growth investments, then probably good to get into them while they are undervalued.
Key point is what is the objective? income or growth?