@koolgal:$STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ is a great ETF for new investors who have limited funds . It tracks the performance of the Straits Times Index and is the oldest ETF in Singapore listed since 2002.In just 1 trade you gain access to the top 30 of Singapore 's biggest companies by market capitalisation. The 3 Singapore Banks takes up 44% of the ETF with DBS at 19%.$STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ has gone up 3.9% in 6 months and 6.3% in 1 year.Total expense ratio is 0.30%Best of all, it also pays regular and steady dividends half yearly.Investing in $STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ is great choice as it is diversified and gives the maximum value for your hard earned
@Tiger_Academy:Now that we have covered all the basic knowledge about options, are we ready to give it a go?Actually, we still need to familiarize ourselves with the operation of the trading software. Next up, we will use the Tiger Trade app to demonstrate the key steps as well as dos and don'ts of actual operation.As with buying stocks, first you must choose an option. After entering the option chain, select a contract to see the details. At this time, you can see that there are three trading options: buy, sell and close. When you don't have any contracts in your account, you can only buy or sell. Both directions are called 'opening.' After you have opened a position, you can choose to close it. Closing is the opposite of your original position. If you hold a long position, closing is selling. If you ho