One word to describe my half-year performance: Roller-coaster.What I learned from a fluctuating market:1. Stick to quality stocks at all costs!2. Shift from aggressive beta to defensive beta names.3. Use volatility to add good stocks in bad dips.4. Volatile markets is a good time to restructure your portfolio.5. The power of hedging in volatile times.Investment plan for the remainder of the year:1. High-yield savings accounts 2. Short term certificates of deposits3. Short-term government bond funds4. Series bonds5. Short term corporate bond funds6. S&P 500 Index funds7. Dividend stock funds8. Value stock funds9. Nasdaq-100 Index funds10. A bit of cryptocurrencySomething I heard from a wise one recently to share with everyone:"When things are good, they’re never as good as they see
I would recommend $DBS Group Holdings Ltd.(DBSDF)$as it is an iconic company/bank in SG. DBS is a multinational banking and financial services corporation. Its global client base means that if the Singapore economy does get up and running before those of other countries, DBS could make the most of the head start. Also, DBS has weathered the COVID storm relatively well, and the financial sector as a whole would benefit from global interest rate levels rising as that helps improve their profit margins. Often tipped as a good Singapore dividend stock the firm has generated a near 3% yield for investors over the last four years.Hence I would highly recommend this SG stock.☺️
Pineapple tarts is definitely one of my top favourite CNY goodies of all time — no question about it. The direct English translation of their Hokkien name ‘ong lai’ is prosperity. That connection has seen the sweet pastry treats become a staple of the CNY goodie table. Bundled with the fact that it is such a delicious treat, that is more than enough reason for me to eat plenty of them over the period.
I believe in this saying that “Leaders are readers”. The average person only reads about 4 books per year, while the average Fortune 500 CEO reads about 48 books per year. That’s no coincidence. These few tips have helped me increase reading in my life. 1. Schedule Your Reading Sessions 2. Make Reading A Morning Routine Habit 3. Make Reading A Part of Your Nighttime Routine 4. Listen To Audiobooks On-The-Go 5. Don’t Be Afraid To Put A Book Away Or Skip Parts 6. Download Apps that give free e-books 7. Carry A Book With You
Warren Buffett is arguably the world’s most famous investor and his investment moves are closely followed. I will recommend him to invest in more $Apple(AAPL)$shares which his company already has some stake in, and it is a good stock to invest in, and over the past few years its performance has been good.
A book that’s worth reading a thousand times in my opinion is “The 7 habits of highly effective people”. It has shown and guided me on how a person can truly control their destiny with profound yet straightforward guidance. It is truly one of the most inspiring and impactful books that I have read and I would highly recommend it.😊
There is no guaranteed formula for success in the stock market, as it is a complex and unpredictable system affected by many factors such as economic conditions, corporate performance, geopolitical events, and investor sentiment. However, there are some general principles that that I feel, may increase the chances of success: 1. Do your research: Before investing in any stock, make sure to research the company's financial health, management, industry trends, and potential risks and rewards. 2. Diversify your portfolio: It's important to spread your investments across different stocks, sectors, and asset classes to minimize risks and maximize returns. 3. Have a long-term perspective: The stock market can be volatile in the short-term, but historically, it has shown positive growth
There are always new trading techniques being developed and refined in the financial markets. Here are a few examples: 1. Algorithmic Trading: Algorithmic trading involves using computer programs to execute trades automatically based on pre-determined criteria and rules. This technique is used by many large financial institutions and hedge funds to execute trades quickly and efficiently. 2. High-Frequency Trading: High-frequency trading is a subset of algorithmic trading that involves using complex algorithms and powerful computers to execute trades at incredibly fast speeds. This technique is used by firms that seek to profit from small price movements in the markets. 3. Social Trading: Social trading involves using social networks and online platforms to share trading ideas and strategie
I have been using Tiger for more than a year and ithas certainly been a happy experience. Collecting Tiger coins are fun too, and I do so by completing the daily tasks, participating in games and events, occasionally writing posts/opinions... In all, there are many ways that Tiger has allowed for their users to get coins and have initiated many creative events for us to participate. Thank you Tiger, and wishing everyone an even greater and even more fruitful year ahead!!!
Thank you @TigerEvents for another wonderful event!I feel there is no such thing as "the best stock to invest in", or definite earnings. Stocks for beginners and veterans will vary based on individual needs. Even today’s best stocks to invest in aren’t guaranteed to play out as many would predict. Market volatility has a way of humbling even the "best" of stocks…
For new Tigers, can go view the webinars and videos on how to navigate through this app. Also, do try out paper trading first to get familiarised, and follow official Tiger Accounts like @TigerEvents and @Daily_discussion. You won’t go wrong! All the best to you in your investing journey with Tiger!