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@TUBInvesting

Dear Readers,It has been some time since I wrote my last post. Thus, I will be consolidating many of my thoughts over this time in short articles below in this post. Happy Investors Despite A Bloody Market Picture taken from Moltey Fool STI had went down from over 3100 points to the current 3045 points as of today. Although you still seem to notice people stating that they had exit the market…

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@InvestingNote

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FREE Event*: 5-Steps Blueprint To Build Profitable Trades Consistently In this free seminar, Jay Tun from Swim Trading will showcase the 5-steps blueprint that incorporates tools of analysis with prudent money management and winning psychology that has allowed him to build consistent performing trades month after month. You will learn: ✔ Why Most Retail Traders Fail ✔ Building Blocks Of A Successful …

@TheSignalBlog

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SGX Bull Charge Interview: Brian Halim @3Fs Recently, we got in touch with Brian Halim , one of the prominent financial bloggers here in Singapore and also a contestant of the SGX Bull Charge Stock Challenge, to understand more about his investing strategies, his philosophy, and what motivated him to get started in the first place. With less than a month to go, some of the top participants have…

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@investingnoob

Two weeks ago marked a new start of my life. I moved into my new house near Tiong Bahru Park. The past week also saw a fresh start in my new company, an asset management start–up. My wife also got me a bag and handphone in celebration of this joyous occasion. In the mid part of this year, when I informed my former employer that I would tender my resignation with the Company, I did not have any…

@HappilyRetired

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Understanding and analyzing growth stocks I previously mentioned my love for good growth stocks and the key points were - easy to understand biz - track record of growth - high ROE - net cash position This post will take the few points into details Easy to understand business If you do not know how the company makes money, dont buy it! Example a company like noble is a super black box, how do…

@opy

2nd-anniversary of my 2nd-marriage I had my 1st-marriage back in 2008, it ended badly and I lost most of my savings as I mentioned few times in my previous post. Time passes so quickly and I am near end of the 2nd-year in my 2nd-marriage! It has not been any easier this time round, I made many similar mistakes. But I am clearer now on what I want to achieve for this journey...Yes! I am talking…

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@InvestingNote

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Upcoming FREE Seminar: Meet Our Leaderboard Toppers! Join us for this exclusive seminar as we seek to understand how professional investors and traders trade, especially during a weak market. Also, learn about other Singapore-listed derivatives that can enhance your portfolio returns. Register now, come later! Secure your seat here: https://www.sgxacademy.com/index.php?option=com_sgx&task=eDetail&id= …

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@marubozu

Bubble charts derived from Oct 1, 2018 Singapore REITs Fundamental Comparison Table . Two observations compared to last Bubble Charts . (1) There are slight shifting of the Price/NAV to the left. This indicates some REITs are getting cheap based on valuation. (2) There are no big changes in term of gearing. These Bubble Charts are used to show the “relative” position compare to other Singapore…

@TheSignalBlog

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An Infographic On The Oil and Gas Industry Oil and Gas industry is one of the biggest industries in the world in terms of US dollars. This industry is vital as they often contribute a significant amount towards a national gross domestic profit (GDP). The oil and gas industry consists of different segments - mainly upstream, midstream and downstream. Here is a quick overview of the oil and gas…

@TheSignalBlog

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SGX Bull Charge Interview: Dan Chang @dAnccs With less than a month to go, some of the top participants have achieved double digit portfolio returns within the timeframe of just 3 months. Impressive! For those who are wondering, the SGX Bull Charge Stock Challenge is only open to professionals and influencers in the finance industry. But the question we should really ask is, how did they do it? What…

@TheSignalBlog

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We're very close to the finale of the SGX Bull Charge Stock Challenge! With less than a month to go, some of the top participants have achieved double digit portfolio returns within the timeframe of just 3 months. Impressive! For those who are wondering, the SGX Bull Charge Stock Challenge is only open to professionals and influencers in the finance industry. But the question we should really ask…

@kyith

As I wrote my last article explaining where we are currently, in the financial planning landscape, I received some positive and somewhat negative feedback regarding where I got things wrong and where I was spot on, on what needs to change. So the folks at DIY Insurance asked whether I could expand and write a piece that zoom into this. Specifically, what are your expectations, when you look to…

@TheSignalBlog

This is # InsightsInterview Episode 9 with one of our top contributors on the InvestingNote Platform, with the username Wellhandy . This # InsightsInterview series is to showcase financial experts, influencers and bloggers on a personal and insightful manner, to get glimpse of their investment journeys and their insights on the market in the near future. Every one of them have different styles of…

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@MotleyFoolSg

Investing legend Peter Lynch, is well-known for investing in dull, depressing or disagreeable businesses such as funeral home operators and waste management firms. Such companies do not provide excitement, and therefore, could be severely mispriced by the stock market. In Singapore, there are a number of such “boring” companies that could be great investments. Let’s look at three of them. Company …

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@kyith

Here is a higher yielding , safe way to save your money that you have no idea when you will need to use it, or your emergency fund . The October 2018’s SSB bonds yield an interest rate of 2.48%/yr for the next 10 years. You can apply through ATM or Internet Banking via the three banks (UOB,OCBC, DBS) However, if you only hold the SSB bonds for 1 year , with 2 semi-annual payments, your interest rate…