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Trading For Alpha: The Active Traders' Rally - an event for traders by traders "Alpha" (the Greek letter α) is a term used in investing to describe a strategy's ability to beat the market, or having an "edge." Alpha is a measure of performance, indicating when a strategy, trader, or portfolio manager has managed to beat the market return over some period. As Alpha is the active return on an…

@3Fs

Buying a home probably ranks as one of the most important milestone in our lives After all, it is a huge investment that we have to pay upfront and will have to service for the most part of our working lives Hence, it is common for people to think of their home as an investment and humans typically well...do not like to lose out on their investments. No one does.When the value of their homes…

@Martin_Seah

Week of 9 September 2019 - Weekly Institution Fund Flow Updates, Charts and Analysis SGX Institutional and Retail Fund Flow Weekly Tracker Institutional investors net buy (+S$23.1m) vs. (+S$163.4m) a week ago, Retail investors net sell (S$-131.5m) vs. (-S$72.9m) a week ago Summary - Institutions' 3rd weekly positive inflow but had been significant reduced, Institutional investors net buy…

@jasongan

REITS TIME Let’s do something interesting... I have come to realize that there are two camps of investors/traders here in terms of their thoughts about the current valuations of the all popular reits. Let’s hear from the community how much upside or downside room in price do sg reits have from here to end of 2019. Let’s hear from you! Just to clarify.. GOLDEN REITS! Good ones that are backed by…

@marubozu

Bubble charts derived from Sept 6, 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…

@ljunyuan

$Mapletree Com Tr(N2IU.SI) , $Mapletree Ind Tr(ME8U.SI) , $Mapletree Log Tr(M44U.SI) , $Mapletree NAC Tr(RW0U.SI) [SHARE] If you've been following my "shopping list" series of articles, you'll know that the 4 Mapletree REITs are in it. Besides monitoring its unit price movements, I'm also keeping my eyes opened on any news or reports regarding them. Here's one by DBS Group Research (where they…

@winstonwisdom

$China Sunsine(CH8.SI) 7% returns in one week. :-) #easymoney

@TUBInvesting

This post is a reminder for myself of why I invested in the above company. I am vested and comments maybe biased.Numbers/Finance Growing Revenue, Net Profit, Cash from Ops, with consistent FCF generated – A business taking on market share and continuously generating FCF. No more debts – A growing business allows the company to reduce its debts. Currently it do not have any debts. Thus, there will be…

@Pizzaprata

3 High Yield SG Reits That Investors Should be Cautious About Part 1 The following Industrial Reits are currently trading at relatively high yields $ESR-REIT(J91U.SI) @7.8% yield $SoilbuildBizReit(SV3U.SI) @8.7% yield $Cache Log Trust(K2LU.SI) @8.7% yield As I have previously shared before investors must not only look at the yield as yields are calculated based on past DPUs. We need to look deep…

@vincentwong10

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Advantages to Generate Alpha In order to generate alpha that beats the market. A participant has to have an edge. I personally like to arrange them into three categories: Analytical advantage • The ability for you to process certain information different than most participants in market and still turn out to be right • It could be based on your working or life experience, that enables you to…

@el15

With reference to my earlier write-up (click HERE ) titled “Why am I cautious going into July…”, July was coincidentally the peak for S&P500. Hang Seng touched an intraday high of 29,008 on 4 Jul 2019 before slumping 4,108 points to an intraday low of 24,900 on 15 Aug 2019 (Hang Seng closed at 26,691 on 6 Sep 2019.) Personally, given the current market levels and information, I am not comfortable…

@BrennenPak

Once again, Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) is dishing out to scrip dividends to existing shareholders. With the discount of 10%, this translates to a mouth-watering conversion rate of $9.57 per share. Given the steep discount, it is likely that many existing shareholders would choose scrip dividends over cash unless the bank share price tanks unexpectedly from now to 18th September…

@kyith

Both Straits Times and Business Times ran the update that DBS will be launching their Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) portfolio for the investors. And it got me thinking about a few things. Firstly, the product. A Human-Robot Managed ETF Portfolio There will be 2 portfolios that are launched: The Asia Portfolio: Gives you Singapore listed ETF exposure to countries in Singapore, China and India The…

@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 2019 ’s SSB bonds yield an interest rate of 1.75%/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…

@marubozu

One of the common questions I always receive in my seminars is what type of asset classes are suitable in our retirement portfolio. Is it endowment, annuity, universal life, bonds, equities, physical properties, land banking, hedge funds, etc. Physical properties is one of the most favorite asset classes when come to investing in Singapore. However, there are some disadvantages on physical…

@kyith

The majority of the rich who got really wealthy took calculated risks. They also had the foresight to see things that a lot of us would not be able to see. Rich people surround themselves with people more competent then them in areas they are not good at. Most of the time, the wealthy was also able to execute their plans very well. You will also find them having the ability listen to others when…