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@InvestingNote

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Upcoming Active Traders’ Club meetup and sharing session on 24th October, 7 – 8.30pm! This is the exclusive meetup for active traders who want to know how to exactly trade Daily Leverage Certificate (DLC) and also participating in the ongoing SG Active Trading Tournament, where more than 1,500 participants will battle it out with other traders, through the trading of DLC. Even if you’re not a…

@Pizzaprata

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Are $Accordia Golf Tr(ADQU.SI) golf courses affected by Typhoon Hagibis? That's the million dollar question that AGT investors would be asking. Considering that the typhoon is the most powerful to hit Tokyo in decades and 35 of AGT's golf courses are in the Greater Tokyo area, I think it's quite likely that some of the courses may be affected. Looking at the photos of from the Typhoon aftermath…

@3Fs

I am writing this in a response to an article from DBS which caught everyone's attention regarding the likelihood that Singtel may cut its dividend for the first time in 20 years from FY2021 onwards. $SingTel(Z74.SI) If you have not read the article, you can read it here In the article, the analyst drew from the thesis that Singtel might have to cut its "unsustainable" dividend payout to 13 ~…

@yoketiong

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@kyith

One of the biggest counter-argument to the safe-withdrawal-rate way of deriving your retirement income is that most of us do not spend like this in reality. Our real-life spending tends to go up and down and seldom stays constant. So it is quite hard to accept that if we are given $40,000 that is inflation-adjusted, we will diligently spend all. However, you can think of this as similar to a…

@Martin_Seah

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Week of 30 Sept 2019 - Weekly Institution Fund Flow Updates, Charts and Analysis SGX Institutional and Retail Fund Flow Weekly Tracker Week of 30 September 2019 Institutional investors net sell (-S$168.5m) vs. (+S$36.0m) a week ago Retail investors net buy (+S$218.3m) vs. (+S$110.2m) a week ago Top 10 Institution Net Buy (+) Stocks $Keppel Reit(K71U.SI) $SPH(T39.SI) $Frasers Cpt Tr(J69U.SI) …

@DollarsAndSenseSg

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5 Reasons Why Investors Should Consider Joining Stock/Trading Competitions #1 You get to try out different trading strategies under actual market conditions without incurring cost or taking risk on your existing portfolio. #2 Opportunity to learn from the best traders and investors in the competition, since in many cases, trades are transparent and available to all for scrutinising. #3 Time-bound…

@Smallcapasia

First of all, if you haven’t heard of the SG Active Trading Tournament 2019 , it is a collaboration between InvestingNote & Societe Generale. It has been quite some time since i last joined this kind of tournament and i am trying my luck this time round due to the various reasons as per below: Top 5 Reasons to Join the Active Trading Tournament This tournament is FREE for all to join. It is an…

@ShareInvestorExpress

$Lendlease Reit(JYEU.SI) Intra-day high of S$0.945, 7.4% higher than IPO Offering Price of S$0.88 per Unit. 74.6 million Units traded, top traded REIT in terms of volume and value on 2 October 2019... Attachment 1: Lendlease_Global_Commercial_REIT_-_Debut_NR_2_Oct_2_2019.pdf

@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 November 2019 ’s SSB bonds yield an interest rate of 1.74%/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…

@lyndonwong

https://toc.net/cpf-101-hacks/ I will attempt to consolidate key points and hacks from all sources in one place regarding your CPF. Share if you of a hack or way to maximise your CPF returns but not listed here. You can contribute to your CPF accounts in 3 ways, by: i) Voluntary Contributions (VC) to all 3 accounts (OA, SA, MA) ii) RSTU to SA (< 55) or RA (>= 55), iii) VC to MA OA has the…

@Martin_Seah

Week of 23 Sept 2019 - Weekly Institution Fund Flow Updates, Charts and Analysis SGX Institutional and Retail Fund Flow Weekly Tracker Week of 23 September 2019 Institutional investors net buy (+S$36.0) vs. (-S$16.5m) a week ago Retail investors net buy (+S$110.2) vs. (+S$65.7m) a week ago Top 10 Institution Net Buy (+) Stocks $Mapletree Com Tr(N2IU.SI) $OCBC Bank(O39.SI) $SGX(S68.SI) $UOB( …

@3Fs

My wife tends to call me a cheapo, not in any mean way that it hurts my feeling but still well you know those sort of things that can get you riled up if it is of unintended clarity.You tend to notice that my investing style has evolved over the years From what started as a pure dividend investor when I first began my investing journey, I began to explore different styles of investing which I…

@leewe

Hold tight to your high dividend low volatility stocks, coz they r in high demand now and will remain so, until the problem of negative and low bond yield had been resolved (unlikely so)

@jasongan

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$Mapletree NAC Tr(RW0U.SI) DBS report on MNACT. Awaiting 1) acquisitions (portfolio expansions in China and Japan) to diversify 2) negative sentiments around Hong Kong situation to subside BUY with TP 1.65 All the best!