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Just refresh and share with newbies. Additional cues / implications of corporate actions - a). Dividends: when you see dividend yield rate goes up, particularly year on year, good, e.g. $Sheng Siong(OV8.SI); when yo...

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Watch the Replay: Power Up Your Trading with Micro Equity Futures: Everything You Need To Know To Get Started Equities futures are powerful tools for any trader or investor.  In thi...

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Watch the Replay: Introduction to Options Trading: Everything You Need To Know To Get Started This webinar was LIVE yesterday as part of our Invest Academy Series in partnership with Moomoo...

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Top 5 Factors To Look Out For When Investing In REITs

Watch the Replay: Top 5 Factors To Look Out For When Investing In REITs In this investment webinar as part of our Invest Academy Series in partnership with moomoo Futu, Dr. Tee will teach t...

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DEMYSTIFYING THE WORLD OF DERIVATIVES

DEMYSTIFYING THE WORLD OF DERIVATIVES  We all know that the financial world is full of uncertainties and risks. To survive in an unpredictable market, investors need certain financial instr...

Posted by: TheSignalBlog TheSignalBlog

What You Need To Know About Buy Side Vs Sell Side Analysts

When it comes to investment research analysts, most people only think the differences lie solely in the financial institutions the analysts work for.Did you know that there are a buy side and sell side an...

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Types of REITs in Singapore Market and The Breakdown of Key Financial Metrics

REITs are collective property investment trusts that pool money to invest in properties. Investors can purchase units of a REIT through the stock exchange.

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The Top 5 Most Common Financial Models

What is financial modelling?A financial model involves building financial models from scratch or maintaining and updating the existing one as to construct a financial representation of th...

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Top Essential Things You Need To Know About SGX

Everyone knows SGX stand for the Singapore Stock Exchange.But how much do you really know about SGX? For new investors, this is a crash-course!

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Using DCF to value a stock [video]

If anyone keen to learn about DCF https://www.sgxacademy.com/index.php?option=com_sgx&task=eDetail&id=2546&Itemid=8

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Top 11 Things Every Investor Must Know (before they start stock investing).

Top 11 Things Every Investor Must Know (an infographic)

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How Does the Perfect REIT Look Like in the Eyes Of Experienced Investors

How Does the Perfect REIT Look Like in the Eyes Of Experienced InvestorsIn our universe of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), the REITs can be structured in different ways.$F...

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The Beginner’s Guide to Analysing Financial Statements - Cash Flow Statement

After having an understand of the 3 financial statements, we continue the series with analysing these financial statements in order to understand the financial health of a company. In this post, we will be learning how to analyse the Income Statement.

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What is $FTSE ST Fledgling(FSTF.IN) index?

What is $FTSE ST Fledgling(FSTF.IN) index? Basically it's an index for penny stocks in Singapore. Take note that it's a free-float weighted index.

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The Beginner’s Guide to Analysing Financial Statements - Income Statement

The Beginner’s Guide to Analysing Financial Statements - Income Statementby: Tam Ging Wienauthor of REITs to Riches: Everythin...

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Some Ways to detect Accounting Fraud

Often overlooked but serious matter.

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The Beginner’s Guide to Understanding The 3 Financial Statements

The demystification of the 3 financial statements.

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The Beginner’s Guide to Understanding ETFs

ETFs are excellent vehicles for investors who want to spend little time monitoring their investments, yet want investment returns aligned with the markets. ETF investing in the long term will outpace inflation and fixed deposits; compounding wealth over

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The Beginner’s Guide to Understanding REITs

A REIT is short form for Real Estate Investment Trust. REITs are a type of professionally managed collective investment scheme with its primary business being the acquiring, owning and financing of income generating real estate. REITs have the benefit of

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Stock Picking Strategy Series: Dreman’s Contrarianism Part 1: Investment Philosophy and Strategy!

Stock Picking Strategy Series: Dreman’s Contrarianism Part 1: Investment Philosophy and Strategy --- This column is written by @j_chou. -@J_chou has an interest in global macro trend...

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Stock Picking Strategy Series: Contrarianism Part 2: Lessons from Templeton

Contrarianism Part 2: Lessons from Templeton. Vote for your stock!

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Relative Valuation Part 2 - P/E

So, what is the P/E ratio?

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Relative Valuation Part 1: Introduction

What is Relative Valuation? Relative Valuation is a quick way to compare assets to the price of similar assets in the market.

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FA 101: 5 Frequently Overlooked Things

When we talk about the fundamentals of the company, we frequently focus on the qualitative aspects (macro situation and industry outlook) and the qualitative aspects (financial statements, ratios and valuation).

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Basic Position Sizing, Risk Management and R-Multiple

Basic Position Sizing, Risk Management and R-Multiple ~Question and Discuss~ . ...

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Understanding Brokerage Charges and Miscellaneous Fees [video]

A video clip for those who would like to better understand brokerage charges, trading fees, clear...

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Confession of a recent investment analysis mistake that i made (I am just a normal human like all of you as well and not a Guru as perceived)

No one is perfect in all his investment analysis and decision. Confession of a recent investm...

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Getting started on picking and analysing stocks: Part 2

Getting started on picking and analysing stocks: Part 2 This is written by @fayew...

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Getting started on picking and analysing stocks

Getting started on picking and analysing stocks: Part 1 This is written by @faye...

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3 Things Every Investor Needs To Know About Dividend Dates

3 Things Every Investor Needs To Know About Dividend Dates https://s3-ap-so...

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Personal suggested starting points for newbies

A consolidated & succinct post on how to start being an investor and using our platform.

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Different ways of valuing a company

There are different ways to value a company. I'm eager to know what is your style of valuing a co...

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Margin, Leverage and You

So this has been a TA and trading weekend. I will share something very important to trading bu...

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Get started in investing

Inspired by @Li_Guang_Sheng posting to educate, here's my older post for newbies. The original li...

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Everything That An Investor Should Know About Stocks

Stocks are one of the most popular asset classes every investor knows. This article covers the essential elements of what make up stocks.

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How ETFs Complement Your Portfolio

ETFs or exchange-traded funds are one popular asset class among investors. It offers diversification and incurs minimal costs. What are the reasons you should consider before buying into an ETF?

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5 Reasons Why People Don’t Invest

These are the 5 common reasons people give for not investing. What other reasons can you think of?

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Financial Tips for 20-Year-Olds

If you are looking for a piece of advice one would give to a 20-year-olds on how to start investing, then you have come to the right place! Equipped with this knowledge, one should begin his investment journey with more ease.

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A Simple Guide to Reading an Annual Report

Other than supplying vital information about a company, annual reports provide an overview of a company’s past performance and chart a company’s growth plan for the coming year. How do annual reports help you in your investment decisions?

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Stocks Rights Issues: Briefly Explained

Rights issues refer to the process where companies allow existing shareholders to buy new/ additional shares, usually at a discount to the current trading price, for a given period of time. As a shareholder, how will this affect you?

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Annual General Meeting: Why Should You Attend?

So long as you are a shareholder of a company, you are entitled to attend the Annual General Meeting. Why should you attend? Read on to find out why.

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How to learn how to invest in shares when you just started

This week, I would like to share a method that I am in favour since young of which I have mention in some of my posting earlier. That is to buy 100 shares or even 1 share to get the annual report and be able attend AGM.

Posted by: Li_Guang_Sheng Li_Guang_Sheng

How to Start Trading Forex in Three Simple Steps

Every investor knows that the best way to balance risk is through the diversification of your por...

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Refinancing your Loan: It’s more Complicated than You Think

Interest rates are continually rising, especially now, with the market in its current state. Whil...

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A Novice Guide To Forex Trading

Prior to the advent of the Internet, and the introduction of high speed broadband, trading curren...

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An introduction to the workings of the Stock Market

Author: Thomas Charles If you have a pension or investment ISA, it is likely that you have shares...

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Shorting

SHORTING For people who go short, I would like to highlight that the risk involved is much highe...

Yield Tables

Yield Tables In relation to the discussion on perpetual securities, let's say if I buy a securit...

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A little a day goes a long way; A lot goes a longer way

Savings more or earning more is the way forward? Some say it's savings more, some say it's earnin...

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An Introduction to Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)

Ever thought of owning a property but not having enough money to buy one? Consider buying into a real estate investment trust (REIT), which allows you to “own” a property as a unit holder at an affordable rate. Too good to be true? Then, read on.

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Stocks with Low PE

A participant asked me why shouldn’t we buy companies with PE as low as possible. In the extreme ...

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What Are Asset Classes - Part II

In the first part of this article, you learnt what are equities, bonds, ETFs and unit trusts. In this article, you will find out more about commodities/futures, real estates, real estate investment trusts (REITs) and foreign exchange (forex)!

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What Are Asset Classes - Part I

Part I - What are asset classes? Why are they different? How will understanding this help you in your investment decisions?

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Trading on Contracts for Differences (CFDs): What is it?

Setting up a brokerage is easy… given some time and prepare some money (depending on whether your choice of brokerage firm requires a initial deposit), you are almost there.

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How to Set Up Your First Brokerage Account?

How to set up your first brokerage account? Which brokerage account is suitable for you? Read on to find out more...

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