@Wayneqq:Although it looks like inflation is easing.. it is important to see it from the perspective of theconsumers and how they can afford things.. rise in wages have not kept up with inflation.. we are talking about 8+% rise in inflation on a month on month basis.. what this means is an item that cost 100 bucks last month is going to cost more than 108 bucks this month.. and going to cost more than 116 bucks (108*1.08) next month.. i dun believe anyone wages is going up by that amount.. Businesses would either pass this cost to consumers or absorb it themselves.. Absorbing it means lower profit.. hence reduce earnings and stock prices would likely go down.. Passing to consumers means less people can afford or want to buy if it is discretionary products and services means less

@JC888:Bank of America says - Stock market will fall 13% to a new low for the year after a hot jobs report.  This means inflation will linger and Fed will keep tightening policy / strategyhttps://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/stock-market-outlook-july-jobs-report-good-news-bad-news-2022-8 Precursor – please read above linked-article and form your own opinion first ok. Thanks.Don't know why these writers never divulge why and how so many new jobs could be created month on month ?  Is momentum due to economies restarting again with the relax in Covid restrictions ?Actually these recoveries - were they jobs that were lost/laid off when Covid struck ?  Now as business restarts, the lost jobs are available once again as demand picks up.  Perhaps even the writers

@SR050321:Wow what happened? $EC WORLD REIT(BWCU.SI)$on the rise today [Chuckle] lucky i got DCA when it was 0.42. This morning i DCA on $SASSEUR REIT(CRPU.SI)$because I think still many people are not able to travel overseas, will shop branded locally, it is better than not able to shop at all [Happy] who ever have the feeling to buy Prada or LV at Orchard rd [Happy] China is high population country, bullish on it's economic. I personally bullish on REITS but have to invest wisely because of high interest rate, so far Sasseur gives consistent dividend, low debt ratio, net income still profit during pandemic 😷 i know not easy to remain