Damn, receiving my first ever 4 digit dividend feels so freaking euphoric
For context, my very first dividend was 1.5 rupees from DCR last quarter 😂
I'm all in on dividend investing
Many people I spoke with have received the email confirmation for fee submission but I still haven't until now.
But I checked the portal later & it says fee submitted but no email yet. Also received the confirmation text the same day.
Should I be worried or it's normal to receive the email after the due date?
What y'all think. Is it going to drive positive sentiment in the market?
Positive news for Pakistan's international ties. Defence pact together with US Iran deal progress
Source: BBC news http://bbc.com/news/articles/c30418m4mj4o
Hi, I'm a 19M who's about to inherit around 1m worth of 22Karat gold.
Monthly income is 25K & expected to increase in coming months. Have about 100K ish in stocks at the moment
I'm at a crossroads right now, stuck between 2 choices.
1 - Putting a down payment on a used alto & financing the rest for 2-3 years. I'll be using this vehicle for commuting to university with a daily travel would be about 120 kms.
I plan on covering the monthly installment & fuel cost will be covered with a monthly income & carpooling service for 2-3 people. There's a big community of carpooling I'm in so finding customers is not really an issue
2- Put the million in blue chip dividend paying companies & invest the dividend every quarter.
If I go with this option, I'll have to take a bus from my residence for half distance then take a bike to my uni & vice versa.
One thing I know for sure, this path would be extremely exhausting & will waste my time I could be spending on working part time & learning
My parents are insisting on me getting a car as travelling on bike is not safe due to traffic & law and order situation in Karachi
Need advice & opinions on what I should potentially do in this situation
Tl;dr 19 male, inheriting 1m worth of gold. The daily commute to uni is 120kms both ways, should I get a car OR invest all the capital in stocks. Covering the fuel cost & installment is not a big of a problem
I'm weighing my options & have BSBA from FAST karachi as one of my choices. My plan is to aggressively focus on skills & land a role in my field to keep gaining experience along with my degree.
My goal is to get into data analytics, BI, data engineering domain
In the back of my mind I also have the desire of doing my masters abroad so to me CGPA matters. Is it recommended for someone like me to go to FAST or should I avoid. Wanting some advice from seniors who have been in the same boat as I am
My options for BSBA are FAST, IOBM & BAHRIA
Hey, I'm 19M currently a uni student & my strategy is to invest in blue chip dividend paying companies & reinvest the dividends for 10+ years
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My portfolio has these highest conviction picks based on my research:
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FFC - 30%
MEBL - 25%
HUBC - 25%
FABL - 20%
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I've been putting 90% of whatever personal savings I make & pocket money into these 4 stocks for the past 6 months
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My family sometimes makes me feel guilty for being too frugal & being investment oriented but Im just addicted to accumulating stocks
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Goal is to build a solid portfolio that pays me strong cash flow & build wealth years later while I focus on my skills & career in the process
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I don't have an active stream of income as of now but I'm focusing mainly on solving that
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Pls need some reviews & advice on my portfolio or anything in general. Thanks
Finally a positive development for Pakistan, region & PSX after months of conflict. Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2026/6/14/iran-war-live-trump-says-deal-to-be-signed-today-as-tehran-urges-caution
Hey, I'm interested in doing BS business analytics but kinda confused about the uni I should for in karachi.
I'm from A levels background & plan is to get into data analytics & engineering eventually. Looking for a uni where I have max time possible to work on my skills, projects & networking etc & work on side hustle part time
I have narrowed my options to bahria & iobm. IOBM is 20kms & Bahria is 10kms away from my home & I'll be commuting on bike if that counts
Need advice from experienced folks or someone who has been in the same boat as me. Thanks