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@InvestingNote

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New Feature: FX, Personal Finance, MY, US and HK market channels We've just released new channels! This includes Forex, Personal Finance, Malaysian, American and Hong Kong stock market channels. Many of our community members have requested for FX and foreign market data. You spoke and we listened, so here we are! This brings us closer to our goal of being The One social platform to rule them…

@Terence_Wong

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I see some comments on Courts Asia takeover and thought I will share some quick thoughts. 1) Courts Asia received a cash offer of S$0.205 per share, which represents a 34.9% premium over its last traded price. The offeror is Nojima, a large electrical appliance retailer in Japan (850 stores) with a tiny presence in Cambodia (2 stores). It is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange with a market cap…

@Simpleinvestorsg

By the way, he was absolutely right on google. https://youtu.be/VBVEaifDx_A

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@kyith

John Bogle, the founder of Index fund Giant Vanguard Group, passed away today at the age of 89 years old. When I wanted to learn about unit trusts in 2003, I was pointed to two set of books: 4 Pillars of Investing by William Bernstein Common sense of Mutual Funds by John Bogle I could not get my hands on the second book in the library, so I read his book on forming Vanguard first. Those few…

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@ThumbTackInvestor

Just realized that it’s been >1 month since my last post. Have been swarmed with work and life in general. And what’d you know… Just as I was typing this post, I got this email: LOL. Yea. Exactly 37mins ago. Anyway, the 1st post in 2019 will be just a random mish mash of whatever comes to mind. Oh oh, I guess some results reporting is in order too. But 1st up, part of the motivation for this post…

@ValueInvestAsia

This Stock Almost Made Our Stock Guide 2019 List Every year, we publish our Stock Guide Report, which includes the top 10 stocks that we are most optimistic about for the year. This is already the third year we are publishing our stock guide report. However, as we can only select ten stocks in our report, there are many stocks that we like but just didn’t make the cut into our report. This week…

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@Martin_Seah

Week of 7 January 2019 Institutional investors net buy (+S$229.5m) vs. (+$107.3m) a week ago Retail investors net sell (-S$479.5m) vs. (+S$126.4m) a week ago Top 10 Institution Net Buy (+) Stocks $DBS(D05.SI) $UOB(U11.SI) $OCBC Bank(O39.SI) $ThaiBev(Y92.SI) $Venture(V03.SI) $Genting Sing(G13.SI) $CityDev(C09.SI) $SATS(S58.SI) $DeClout(5UZ.SI) $SingTel(Z74.SI) Top 10 Institution Net…

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@3Fs

Hello 2019 Since I stopped updating on my portfolio 4 months ago, I've received lots of inquiries from readers asking me to reinstate back this post After much deliberation, I've decided to republish them again in my blog starting this month with the January's update. While I don’t exactly know how these updates will benefit readers who are requesting for these updates, I hope they are not…

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@el15

ISOTeam (“ISO”) caught my attention. Despite sitting on a record order book, ISO has tumbled approximately 44% from an intra-day high of $0.385 on 10 Apr 2018 to close near a four year low at around $0.215 on 10 Jan 2019. The share price decline was attributable in part to its 4QFY18 surprise loss announced in Aug 2018 (financial year ends in Jun). Nevertheless, my gut feel is that 4QFY18 should…

@Rayner

Let me ask you… When you think of the word “stop loss”, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? For most traders, it’s along the lines of… “My broker hunts my stop loss.” “The market is rigged.” “Stops get hunted.” And I’m sure you can agree it’s pretty darn negative, right? But does it have to be? Nope. Because in today’s video, I’ll reveal the truth about stop loss nobody tells…

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@kyith

My memory of my first encounter with a Government shutdown was a few years ago in 2013. Back then, it feels like a really big deal, because, with most first time, you do not know how you should feel and what is the impact. Of course, the stock markets was affected, and thus it became somewhat of a concern to me. This is probably my second experience with a US Government Shutdown. The first time, I…

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@Martin_Seah

Week of 31st December 2018 Institutional investors net buy (+$107.3m) vs. (+S$40.3m) a week ago Retail investors net buy (+S$126.4m) vs. (+S$27.1m) a week ago Top 10 Institution Net Buy (+) Stocks $OCBC Bank(O39.SI) $UOB(U11.SI) $Ascendas Reit(A17U.SI) $SGX(S68.SI) $Genting Sing(G13.SI) $Jardine C&C(C07.SI) $Keppel Corp(BN4.SI) $ThaiBev(Y92.SI) $CapitaMall Trust(C38U.SI) $CapitaCom …

@Simpleinvestorsg

Things to read. Chapter 8: The Investor and Market Fluctuations https://medium.com/the-intelligent-investo... Chapter 20: The “Margin of Safety” as a Central Concept of Investment https://medium.com/the-intelligent-investo... Chapter 12. The State of Long-Term Expectation https://www.marxists.org/reference/subject...

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@3Fs

SPH Reit's recent Q1FY19 results show something promising for the retail rent sector as they managed to negotiate for a 10.1% positive rental reversion for the renewed leases that expire in Q1FY19 for the Paragon properties. The Orchard central area continues to bounce back strongly on the back of strong high occupancy and the low supply pipeline for the next upcoming 5 years. This is the latest I…

@kyith

One of the quote that I remembered most fondly from last year was posted by United States financial blogger Financial Samurai about saving money. If you don’t find it painful saving money, you’re not saving enough . If you’re not sweating at the gym and your muscles don’t feel sore the next day, you might as well go eat a double cheeseburger with a milkshake and fries because you’re just wasting…