I opened 500.0 share(s) $PING AN(02318)$ , I completed a swing trade. The asset was a little overvalued; I require a minimum 5% dividend yield after tax, comparable to current US 10-year Treasury yields, to justify investment for global dividend investors. A bullish outlook on insurance company investments suggests significant potential growth within two to three years. However, the current price isn't particularly cheap, only reasonable given that bullish assumption. I avoided holding an empty position due to fear of missing out (FOMO).
I opened 2000.0 share(s) $BOSIDENG(03998)$ , Exceptional brand. I wouldn't be surprised if it conquers overseas markets in the future. The forward dividend yield is 6.5%, but I'm unsure why it's consistently fallen against market trends. My strength lies in my willingness to buy "falling knives." The market isn't always right; 50% of my profits come from company dividends, and the other 50% come from capitalizing on market miscalculations.
Comparing Info-Tech Systems Singapore with Top Five Other HR and Accounting Software Providers
This comparison focuses on Info-Tech Systems Integrators, a Singapore-based company, against ADP, Gusto, BambooHR, Workday, and QuickBooks Online. Direct, feature-by-feature comparisons are difficult due to limited publicly available detailed pricing and feature lists for all providers. This overview highlights general strengths and target markets. Info-Tech Systems Integrators Info-Tech Systems Integrators is a Singapore-based company offering integrated HR and accounting software. Its strengths lie in its strong local presence, comprehensive feature set, and focus on ease of use. Customer reviews suggest positive experiences with customer support and the mobile app. However, some users mention occasional customer support challenges and a desire for more reporting customization options. I