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@kyith

Some of my friends alerted me to this post where they quote what I have written. The lady, Marianne, loves a good challenge. So she proceeded to see if she can survive on $5 a day . By all accounts, she failed. She cites the great Financial Samurai who said that if you are not hurting while you are trying to save, you are not trying hard enough. And then proceeded to throw me into the mix by saying…

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@kyith

I do not understand this acquisition by LMIR. They currently have a dividend yield of 10%. Then they proposed to buy this mall which will reduce their dividend yield. I did some notes for a friend, so I thought I will put it out here. For those who are invested in real estate investment trusts (REITs), the company not just pays you dividends. Sometimes they do ask for money from you again. And…

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@ThumbTackInvestor

Sharing TTI's US portfolio. Bausch Health (BHC) - Core position. Having held for about 2yrs +, it hasn't been much of a winner. YTD's performance is great though, as I've set up straddles. Not exactly pure long, i.e. a combination of both long and short options. Currently, the best position in my portfolio to straddle. Wirecard (WDI) - Listed in Frankfort exchange. One of the latest member of…

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@3Fs

I took a deep breath, straightened my chest, walked up to my boss and asked if he could spare me a few minutes “I promise it won’t take long” I said to him as he nodded agreeing to my request We couldn’t find an empty meeting rooms as we walked past a few of them and finally we had to settle down at one open empty area. We sat down and braced ourselves for the discussion. I started off by…

@Smallcapasia

Everyone loves to shop for cheap stocks but wouldn’t it be fantastic that you buy dirt cheap stocks and yet still enjoy high dividends while waiting for your capital gains to come? We happen to find 3 stocks with such characteristics; check them out below: #1 Willas-ArrayElectronics Holdings Ltd (SGX: BDR) $Willas-Array(BDR.SI) Willas-Array with major markets in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan is…

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@Martin_Seah

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Highlights - Weekly Institution fund balance found new low - SGX with 8 consecutive weeks of Institution Top-10 Net Buy. - Starhub and Genting with 4 consecutive weeks of Institution Top-10 Net Sell. Week of 4 March 2019 Institutional investors net sell (-S$3.6m) vs. (-S$184.8m) a week ago Retail investors net buy (+S$22.8m) vs. (+S$192.5m) a week ago Top 10 Institution Net Buy (+) Stocks $DB …

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@kyith

Growing up, I used to have some relatives and friends telling me not to buy 4D . It is one Singapore lottery that seems to be less popular as I grow older. My parents used to buy it. Strangely, non of my colleagues, or co-worker mention buying it. Now TOTO , which is another form of lottery, that is another story all together. During Chinese New Year, when the pool of money snowballs to a large…

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@TUBInvesting

As a fundamental investor, I always look at financials statement to analysis if a company is good enough to invest in. However, there is always 2 types of balance sheet we need to take note – The regular one and the Financial Institutions (FI) one. Normal Balance Sheet FI Balance Sheet In the past, if I want to invest in a FI, I used to tell myself – I don’t know how to analyze their…

@ljunyuan

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Between the 2 retail REITs - CapitaLand Mall Trust ( $CapitaMall Trust(C38U.SI) ) and Frasers Centrepoint Trust ( $Frasers Cpt Tr(J69U.SI) ), which one is a better buy? CapitaLand Mall Trust has a total of 16 properties under their portfolio (some of the popular shopping malls under its management include Plaza Singapura, Bugis Junction, IMM, and Tampines Mall), 5.5 million square feet NLA, with 346.3…

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@layers

something came up on my mind. ppl have been writing up holding their counters like reits since IPO will have 9% 10% yield if they are still holding. seem like no one try testing if 1 take profit with 3 or more yrs of gain and buy back , for example everytime it hit 7% yield. But with the same amt that was divested. means if I vested a reit with 7% yield at $1 and the gain is now 3x that of 7%…

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@Martin_Seah

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Weekly Institution Fund Balance Found New Low Week of 25 February 2019 Institutional investors net sell (-S$184.8m) vs. (-S$119.4m) a week ago Retail investors net buy (+S$192.5m) vs. (-S$80.0m) a week ago Top 10 Institution Net Buy (+) Stocks $Venture(V03.SI) $SGX(S68.SI) $CapitaCom Trust(C61U.SI) $ThaiBev(Y92.SI) $AEM(AWX.SI) $DBS(D05.SI) $ST Engineering(S63.SI) $SIA(C6L.SI) $Suntec …

@InvestingNote

FORECASTING BLUE CHIP STOCK CONTEST: Winners Selection! We will be announcing the winners for the Contest via this post, on Wednesday, 6th March at 11am! 3 lucky winners will be selected from the people who voted for Venture. Out of these winners, 2 winners will be selected to get the $20 capitaland vouchers each. 1 grand winner will be selected to win the Apple iWatch. So tune in on …

@kwkwkw

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Invesment Journey - Review I started dabbling into stocks back in 2016, midway through NS. Back then, I had some beginner's luck, picking up and profiting from Sembcorp Ind a few times during the period of instability when the Chinese market had some issues. However, by the end of the year, my considerable gains were wiped out as SCI stayed depressed around 2.5 for an extended period, triggering me…

@Enviroprotector

$Citic Envirotech(CEE.SI) The current management decided to kitchen sink the bad decisions made by past leadership. This means using the final quarter to take as much losses and provisions as possible the risks hidden in the balance sheet. This includes the USD perpetual and the contract risks. Taking loan in replacement of the perpetual results in the reduction of NAV to 56 cents. They also took…

@Sweeswee

$Best World(CGN.SI) Another RUMOR that has been going round for some time is this: BW had asked franchisees in China to buy their shares. Those who bought above a certain amounts would get good credit terms, "case by case" basis. So, instead of paying BW for the products in cash, the Chinese franchisees used the funds to buy BW shares. This could be one reason to explain for the meteoric rise…