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@kyith

There are a bunch of investors who are always searching for a cost effective broker platform. Through these platform they wish to handle the majority of their transactions. I think cost is one aspect but there are other considerations Think in terms of whether the broker will continue to be in business If you have a problem with the platform, or your trade, are they responsive The variety of…

@GrandpaLemon

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The Investor’s dilemma Disclaimer: You see, Grandpa is your untiring Singaporean, a regular joe who despite weathering more than a few storms in his life, believes that hard work and a never say die attitude will help him shape a bright future for himself and his loved ones. While you march towards your financial goal, grandpa is here to share his view post achievement. Great things take time. I…

@RSSReader

US-China trade wars, Hong Kong protests, US yield curve inversion, etc. You probably would be thinking now is a bad time to invest. I had the same feelings 5.5 years ago in Dec 2013, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average was then near an all-time high and interest rates near an all-time low. You can read more about it in Possibly The Worst Time to Invest . Nevertheless, I still went ahead to…

@marubozu

Bubble charts derived from Aug 12, 2019 Singapore REITs Fundamental Comparison Table . No significant changes compared to last Bubble Charts . (1) Big cap REIT remains expensive and value picks remains at small and medium cap REIT. Some small cap REITs start to move. Note: Distribution yield is lagging. (2) There are no significant changes in gearing ratio. These Bubble Charts are used to show the…

@kyith

The department of Singapore statistics published the Household Expenditure Survey 2017/18. The department published the results every 5 years. And so we have the figures to compare against the expenditure figures published in 2012/13 . That is the data 5 years ago. There is too much data, and we would probably not be able to finish in one seating. As a researcher of financial independence, I was…

@BrennenPak

A former student messaged me on the eve of our National Day that Yangzijiang (YZJ) share price had dropped 20%. For the past 2 weeks or so, I have been very busy and have no time to look at how my stocks performed. What am I busy about? (Click here) . Indeed, by the time I was able to avail myself some time, it was already national day on 9 August. The stock price had plunged 20% to $1.04 per share…

@kyith

This is a follow up to the last post I did when the volatility of the markets picked up. Not to cause panic but I want to see how different ETF for different asset classes do. 800 points do look like a lot and for a market like this you realize there are not a lot of 3% moves. The 20 year US Treasury Bond ETF always look good in times like this. Very uncorrelated and moving up 2%. Gold Holdings…

@3Fs

Every three to four years, we revisit the topic issue on the importance to keep a warchest in our portfolio. This comes always on the back of something that is brewing, like the Eurozone crisis in 2011, the oil and China crisis in 2016 and the Trade War and HK protests in 2019 As the name itself implied, having sufficient warchest in your portfolio means you are keeping a sum of money that is…

@marubozu

Technical Analysis of FTSE ST REIT Index (FSTAS8670) FTSE ST Real Estate Investment Trusts (FTSE ST REITIndex) broke out from the 10 years resistance at 875 with significant increase in trading volume. The REIT index is currently retracing from the high 941.77 to 895.14 (-4.95%). Next immediate support zone is between 870 to 875 for a healthy correction. Previous chart on FTSE ST REIT index can be…

@kyith

As an investor, you will invest in a stock, a business, a partnership that is based overseas. These stocks, business or partnership are incorporated or domiciled in another country. These stocks, business or partnership may declare dividends, interests or capital payments to you as a shareholder in Singapore. Once the dividends, interest or capital payments exit a specific country there is a …

@5dzv4

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@kyith

Trump said something. Then China did something. So what we have is the DOW, S&P 500 and Nasdaq down 3%. But they been falling for a few days. It gets even worse for me considering a large part of my equity holdings is in Hong Kong. And you know what is going on there. This article is taking a look at what goes on in my brain. You might have some takeaway from this. An Eye on the 10 Year US …

@kyith

Few things ran through my head currently but I will keep this post on some of the struggles and what I think about these struggles. In the short span of three months, I have had friends dealing with grief and great struggles. B wrote about the sudden turned of events when his dad suddenly came down with ischemic stroke while his dad is overseas. Due to that, he would have to shift his plans for…

@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 September 2019’s SSB bonds yield an interest rate of 1.95%/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…

@BrennenPak

Analyst report – what really matters? As stock investors, it is almost an everyday affair to come across stock analysis reports. It is not uncommon to across analyst reports comprising 5-6 pages of graphs and write-ups. Perhaps, it is meant to instill in readers that painstaking analysis is real hard work, and that not many people are capable or willing to do them. Actually, the way I see it (and…