The best way for increasing liquidity is to relax the minimum share purchase. Some stocks are simply too expensive for retail investors to participate. The minimum purchase is 1 lot which is equivalent to 100 shares. I would love to DCA on DBS stocks by buying 1 share every month. That's why I like US stocks because there's no minimum share number purchase requirement. What do you think?
Singapore’s S$5 Billion Stock Plan to Drive Flows, Analysts Say
Real estate has been given more significant attention over the years. With the political and social stability in Singapore, we'll see more monies pumping into real estates and anything related to it. In the short term, we won't see significant increase. In the mid and long term, however, the real estates and the related ones will rise.
An interesting business strategy. However, the slowdown in China could derail the overall plan. A close monitoring on global economic health is necessary.
Singapore Airlines Stock Jumps 1.8% as Airlines Unveils Global Route Expansion
Not a good time to buy IREIT shares. If history is a teacher, the share price will fall after the preferential offer is taken up. I expect the share price to fall as low as $0.40 after preferential offer is issued. (Not an advice, it's a mere personal opinion)
Singapore Stocks to Watch: IReit Global, Clearbridge Health
There's truth in the article. I just went on a holiday and the huge number of tourists is absolutely mind blowing. Last week, I walked around the Suntec Convention Centre and Suntec City. There were events been held in the convention centre; the number of shoppers was rather large.
SIA, Genting, Suntec Likely Winners As Consumers Switch Spending From Products to Services: DBS