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Greetings, fellow tigers! [Happy] Today, I wanted to share my personal perspective on why I have chosen not to invest in the Singapore stock market. Please remember that this is my individual viewpoint, and every investor's decision is based on their unique circumstances and preferences. [Serious] Here are some reasons behind my choice: 1️⃣ Limited Diversification Opportunities: The Singapore stock market is relatively small compared to major global markets, which limits the diversification options available to investors. While there are some solid companies listed, the lack of variety across sectors and industries can lead to concentration risks in one's portfolio. 2️⃣ Geopolitical Risks: As a small, open economy heavily reliant on international trade, Singapore is s

Finally, $Microsoft(MSFT)$ pulls back! The earnings is great! However, the market's short-term expectations for cloud services and AI were too high, causing MSFT's stock price to rise too much. As a result, in-line-with expectations is considered as “missed estimates“. Anyway, this pullback is an opportunity to add.I plan to to buy the underlying stock of $Microsoft(MSFT)$ through “Sell Put”. The first strike price of my sell put plan is $285, but currently, the premium for this strike price is too low. The premium for the option expiring on August 18th is only $0.5, so there's no need to sell the Put at this point. If the premium for the $285 strike price reaches $0.75 or more in the next few days, I wil

On 13 Jul 2023, I have posted about Nasdaq Rebalance, FAANG & More Affected? Some pf the topics covered (extracts): When will rebalance occur? Why rebalance is required? List of Nasdaq 100 index Top 20 stocks (current). Personal view of rebalance exercise. 3 “new” stocks to benefit from rebalancing (I think)? If you like to read it, click on above “Blue Title”. Show some love, give a “Like”, “Share” & “Re-post” after reading ok. Thanks. Monday - 24 July 2023 Time flies. Monday, 24 July 2023 was d-day where Nasdaq 100 rebalancing would be effected, when trading begins. Aftermath of Previous “Rebalance”. According to Nasdaq’s VP & Global Hd of index product and operations, Cameron Lilja: In 1998 rebalan