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CALLING ALL INVESTORS! Win Up To $15,000 Worth of Prizes JOIN THE BIGGEST, PUBLIC STOCK PITCH CHALLENGE EVER IN SINGAPORE: THE INVESTOR-ONE CHALLENGE 2019! The Investor-One Challenge is a stock pitch challenge, created exclusively for Catalist-listed stocks. This challenge is jointly organised by Investor-One, SGX, ShareInvestor, PrimePartners, SAC Capital and InvestingNote, with FSMOne as the…

@GrandpaLemon

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MINT 9th AGM Summary and my H2FY19 strategies Wow, time really flies and this is already the 9th AGM (MLT has just pass 10th anniversary) I attended 2 AGMs last week and since NinjaStar has covered MLT, hence I will do Mapletree Industrial. Walk past a High SES car before I enter the auditorium (oh well, work harder) As usual, Chairman Meng Meng gave his usual welcome reception and disclaimer and this…

@kyith

If you have read some finance books, you would be acquainted with the traditional asset allocation. The traditional asset allocation model typically explains the different kind of assets. They are typically stocks, bonds, cash. The finance books will explain how you should allocate between these three asset classes, when you should allocate them and in what way. We continue with some excerpts…

@kyith

Yesterday, OCBC put out what they called the “first time such a comprehensive study of Singaporeans’ state of financial health has been conducted”. They call it the Financial Wellness Index. I thought a few companies have done studies like this, but I could be wrong. I do have poor memory at this age. Nevertheless I do appreciate data like this, especially now that I am in a job that needs to…

@opy

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Weekend Chart Update - 2019 July 13 REITs edition - earnings near, I prefer to enter after results and likely after xD. Meantime, charts... Also exited $AMAT (+7.7%), $MU (+13.7%), $BHC (+7%), and $TLRY (-7.4%). No time to manage and getting uncomfortable with markets. Wish all have a great weekend, spend quality time with family. Be healthy, and be happy with what you do. Cheers. Btw, my wish for…

@Arsenal

$800 Super(5TG.SI) https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies...

@TheSignalBlog

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Event Recap: Corporate Visit To Hyphens Pharma! Last Saturday, we just had an exclusive corporate visit to Hyphens Pharma and the turnout was great! Watch the official video here: https://www.investingnote.com/posts/1533237 We were given the opportunity to have the C-Suite management, Mr Lim See Wah (CEO) and Ms Fang Lee Wei (CFO) of Hyphens Group to showcase the company to our community members. The…

@Arsenal

Five investing myths debunked: What you need to know SINGAPORE — When it comes to investing, there is sound, market-proven advice, and then there is market wisdom that may be widely accepted, but may not hold much truth. Financial consultant Philip Loh talks to Yahoo Finance Singapore about five financial myths you should view with some scepticism. MYTH 1: Time in the market is more important…

@RSSReader

I have finished reading the book "Common Stocks, Common Sense", and have re-read a few chapters twice. I really can relate the statement about modeling future earnings through modeling and "guessing" than extrapolating pass data into future. This is especially true for companies that are cyclical in nature. It is not really meaningful to DCF its value, because the earning might be quite volatile…

@el15

This write-up was reproduced with permission from Ray’s Estate Clinic, written by Founder, Raymond Chng. Please refer to the below for more information on Raymond. After much hesitation in publishing this article, I was persuaded by clients to share my views about the next big location to buy real estate. So much hype has been in locations like Marine Parade and Jurong. For those who are familiar…

@kyith

Since we are on the topic of job switching , I thought of writing some financial and non-financial decision points I considered when making these decisions that I had over the years. However, these thoughts are rather jumbled up in the head. And this week, is not the most conducive to think about these things because I am picking up some stuff… that requires a little bit more manpower. So perhaps…

@RSSReader

When Astrea V 3.85% bond was launched, some investors remarked that it is better than some of the recently issued corporate bonds, such as SIA 3.03% bonds. What are the differences between Private Equity (PE) bonds and corporate bonds, and are PE bonds really better than corporate bonds It is difficult to compare Astrea bonds with, say, SIA bonds, since their nature of business are different. To…

@TheSignalBlog

The 6 Stocks Which Grew More Than 5% In Price In A Month With the trade talk between China and US being resumed after the G20, both Singapore and HK markets rallied big time. It's time to spot some potential stocks! Let's look at 3 Hong Kong stocks that have caught the public's eye: According to Reuters, on 27th June Shares in Hong Kong rose on Thursday, extending the previous day's cautious…

@layers

$Ascott Reit(A68U.SI) to buy over $Ascendas-hTrust(Q1P.SI) sian I prefer AHT. using ascott current price is good deal for them.

@el15

Dear all, With reference to my market write-up published on 29 May 2019 (click HERE ), where I mentioned that the sell-off in the markets revealed interesting trading opportunities, markets coincidentally bottomed on 3 Jun 2019 and staged a strong recovery. I have already sold into strength and reduced my percentage invested in stocks from 150% in early June to 12% now. Personally, I am cautious in…

@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 August 2019’s SSB bonds yield an interest rate of 2.01%/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…