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What to do in a bull market? 1. Raise more cash 2. Don't FOMO and join in because you would already be too late 3. Sit on the sidelines  4. Watch your positions and see if there is a need to trim anything  5. Research more on certain coy

@Tiger_comments @Tigerbrokers @TigerStars @MillionaireTiger For those who invest or trade through tiger brokers, are you aware that some of the information provided does not tally with what comes out in company’s annual report? Just as an example, for those who invest in SGX stocks, you can double check this against any company annual report. Let’s use OCBC bank (O39) as an example. In their latest annual report 2022, under statistics of shareholders, ranked 2nd is Selat (Pte) Limited with 467,604,264 shares which accounts for 10.40% of total share count. If you double check the shareholder statistics for OCBC in the tiger app, you will find that Selat (Pte) Limited is reported to have 649.33 million shares which according to tiger translates to 14.45% of total share count. But hang on a m

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Volatility can be your friend or foe. Looking into SG stocks give a sense of stability and assurance.It never hurts to fortify your portfolio with stable stocks that you can rely on. For example, the banks which make up majority of the pillar for the economy have mixed so far. OCBC the leader of the pax has delivered 3.27% gain as of this writing. UOB has dished out a -2.25% and DBS has given -1.83%. People tend to chase the shiny objects. When the share price goes up, they have the tendency to buy more and increase their holdings. Likewise can be said. When the share price goes down, they can’t stand the losses and therefore keep averaging down. But there is another group who patiently sit and wait for the prices to move to their buy or they go for the objects that people dislike or hate.

Where do I begin? There is so much to share for 1st quarter of 2023. 1. Investment objectives During periods of uncertainty, it is always important to fall back to your basics. As for me, with cash lying around I could do 2 things: 1) put it in the bank and earn 2.5-3.5% per annum or put it in bank shares that yield max 5.5% dividend per year as of this writing. With these 2 options put side by side, I went on to buy bank shares. Learning the power of compounding (1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128…131072, 262144,524288,1048576…) and studying some investors out there who have concentrated portfolio of less than 5 stocks, I went on to buy bank shares and compound it. Referencing to what Charlie Munger says “ I don’t care how you make it but you must make your first $100,000 and invest it”. With this in