I have been keeping a very bad record of my dividends/passive income. But here it is so that I do not forget:
Jan 2013: $111.80
Feb 2013: $287.46
Main contributors were from Armour Residential REIT (ARR), GAMCO Gold and Natural Resources Trust (GGN), and Starhill Global REIT.
I have also liquidated quite a few of my stocks. On the back of STI hitting its 5 year high, I have sold off all my holdings in Ascott REIT, Saizen REIT, LMIR, Thakral, Nam Cheong and Citigroup.
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That amounts is quite good. As long as you earn passive income online continuously.
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