Learn how investors use structured warrants to gain leveraged exposure to market opportunities Markets move quickly. Are you positioned to capture the opportunity? Whether it's a surprise announcement/earnings, geopolitical developments, strong trend in a chart’s technicals or a sharp move in interest rates, opportunities often emerge in the short-term. What is one way investors can express a market view with less upfront capital? How Structured Warrants work Structured warrants are SGX-listed instruments designed to track the price movement of an underlying stock, index or ETF. Investors can buy and sell them through their brokerage account, just like shares. There are two main types: 📈 Call Warrants for investors expecting the underlying asset to rise. 📉 Put Warrants for investors expect

Whenever a company is about to report, investors face the same question: Earnings tonight—do you hold or sell? Some investors hold with confidence: “I'm in it for the long term. One night won't change my view.” Some trim their positions: “Lock in some gains and sleep better.” Others keep cash ready: “If it drops, I'll buy more!” One earnings report can send a stock soaring—or falling—overnight. So, what's your move? 🟢 Hold: Stay invested and ride through earnings 🔴 Sell: Trim your position and avoid the volatility 🟡 Wait: Stay on the sidelines and decide after earnings 💬 Not sure what to write? Start here 👇 Pick any angle that speaks to you: ① Share a stock you're holding through earnings Why are you confident enough to hold? What will you be watching in the report? ② Tell us about an unfo

The market has been a little wild lately. After a strong run, some of the market's hottest stocks have pulled back, finally putting a few names on investors' watchlists at more attractive prices. Some investors are already buying the dip: “This is the opportunity I've been waiting for!” Some are staying patient: “Not yet—it could fall further.” And others are looking at their portfolios thinking: “I've got no cash left to buy more…” So, here's the question: Have you bought the dip? Are you adding to your favorite long-term holdings, keeping cash on the sidelines for better prices, or waiting because you think the market hasn't bottomed yet? 💬 Not sure what to write? Start here 👇 Pick any angle that speaks to you: ① Share your latest dip buy What did you buy, and what price convinced you to

Access India's largest listed companies in USD or SGD, during Singapore trading hours Receive up to USD$600^ Cash Coupon when you subscribe to the UTI India Nifty 50 Index ETF VCC during the Initial Offer Period. Introducing the UTI India Nifty 50 Index ETF VCC On 12 November 2026, India's 50 biggest companies come to SGX. The UTI India Nifty 50 Index ETF VCC is the first Nifty 50 ETF listed in Singapore. With this ETF, you can invest in India's largest companies using your existing Singapore brokerage account, during Singapore trading hours, in US (ticker: NIU) or SGD (ticker: NIF). The Fund's investment objective is to track as closely as possible, before fees and expenses, the returns of the Nifty 50 Index (the "Index"). The Index represents 50 of the largest and most liquid companies l

The one-liner: No change, but still on the hawkish side — the SGD keeps grinding stronger to pre-empt inflation, with clearer relief expected from mid-2027. 📌 What did MAS do? Policy on hold: The rate of appreciation of the S$NEER policy band is unchanged — no change to the band's width or centre. Context: In July, MAS had nudged the pace of appreciation up "very slightly"; this round, it's staying patient. Where the SGD sits: The S$NEER has strengthened modestly, trading in the upper half of the appreciating band. 📈 Growth: The AI engine is still humming Q3 GDP: +5.4% y-o-y, +1.1% q-o-q seasonally adjusted (a touch slower than Q2). Tech-related sectors are the star — global AI investment is powering regional industrial production and trade, with strong orders and expanding capacity. Const

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As of Q2 2026, Harvard's 13F filing reveals a portfolio that tells a very interesting story. Let's break it down 👇 🔑 The Headline Numbers Holding Allocation $SpaceX(SPCX)$ 51.5% 🚀 $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ 7.9% $Cerebras Systems(CBRS)$ 5.9% $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ 5.0% $Alphabet(GOOG)$ 4.0% $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 4.0% $Gold Trust Ishares(IAU)$ 4.0% $Microsoft(MSFT)$ 3.0% $Broadcom(AVGO)$ 3.0%

If interest rates stay higher for longer, how would you invest? With markets closely watching the path of interest rates, a Higher for Longer scenario could create both opportunities and challenges across different asset classes. So, if rates stay high for longer, how would you adjust your investment strategy? 💰 If you had $10,000 to invest today, how would you allocate it? 📈 U.S. stocks? Which sectors would you focus on? 🏦 Banks, financials, or dividend-paying assets? 🪙 Gold or other defensive assets? 💵 Cash or short-term fixed-income investments? 📉 Or would you wait for a better entry point? 💡 Does Higher for Longer mean more risk—or more opportunity? Share your Take: How long do you think rates could stay high? Which assets could benefit, and which could come under pressure? Would you c

SG Investors Exclusive｜S$3B Money-Laundering Forfeited Assets Credited to National Treasury: FY2026 Full New Grants & Subventions Breakdown】 Singapore’s landmark S$3 billion cross-border money laundering case — the largest in the nation’s history — has entered its critical asset liquidation phase in September 2026. Authorities have seized massive illegal assets including 80+ luxury properties, 47 premium vehicles, and over 1,000 high-end luxury items. All confiscated assets are being auctioned in batches until mid-2027, with all proceeds fully remitted to Singapore’s national Consolidated Fund as official government revenue. Core investor question: What does this S$3B windfall mean for Singapore’s fiscal budget and public spending? As stipulated under Singapore Constitution Articles 14