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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-14 23:06
      $Keppel DC Reit(AJBU.SI)$  follow the smart money 
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-12
      You know the long term saying that when the government gives a drumstick, they will take back the whole chicken. The payouts are definitely not sufficient to ease the pressure. Utilities cost are set to increase next month. Many food sellers have already increased their prices. Even if the government provides rebates and bring forward the cdc vouchers, honestly it would be barely enough to last most households for more than 3 months. That said, it is still better than nothing and many of us are thankful that our government has the resources and willingness to dish out some money to help all of us with the daily expenses. Oil prices will remain high till the strait of Hormuz opens. Nobody knows what will pan out but we are all hopeful for tensions to ease as the war remains unpopular even i
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-12
      Definitely follow the smart money. Keppel DC reit would do well in the future. AI and tech is here to stay and the demand would be exponential into the future yet land remains scarce in Singapore. Demand for data centres would definitely grow which works well for Keppel dc reit. Capland Ascendas reit has always been a hot favourite among retail investors. Nothing wrong with it. Fundamentals remain strong and it should remain as a strong stock with good capital returns and dividends returns for the near future but i still see Keppel dc reit as a stronger stock and more worthy of my investment as I do foresee it outshining capland Ascendas reit for both growth and dividend returns. I would be looking to add more Keppel dc reit. Alternatively, for many of us, I just buy the ETF! That is so mu
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-12
      I have never bought SOXL because it as too volatile and greatly dependent on how the war pans out which none of us have any control over. Commodities is something that I would never touch because there is no fundamentals to speak of that can justify any growth. It is largely dependent on the balance between supply and demand, of which usually the control comes at the supply side. Unfortunately, this is something that none of us have control over. Moving forward, I would stick to my convictions. I wouldn’t be leaning into the 3x ETFS or the 1x core holdings specifically unless it is already part of the general diversified ETFs that I buy into. As it is, peace talks just failed so the rebound for SOXL might slip back. Overall, I find it safer to buy into diversified ETFs or beaten down tech
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-08
      $Suntec Reit(T82U.SI)$  happy with this stock!
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-02
      $CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$  optimistic about retail!
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    • MHhMHh
      ·03-24
      $Suntec Reit(T82U.SI)$  waiting for this to charge even higher 
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    • MHhMHh
      ·03-21
      Gold is no longer the safe haven. Inflation is set to remain stuck at higher levels with the destroyed infrastructure in the Middle East that would take years to recover. The hopes of a rate cut is diminishing and this would put a curb on gold prices rising. To me, gold and silver have always been speculative in nature that depends on the supply and demand ratio and have no real growth value of their own. I would prefer to keep away from them. Oil and gas is similar to gold and silver as these are commodities. A lot of the prices depends largely on how the war goes. Since there is no way I can predict that, I do not want to risk being trapped at the currently already high prices in case the war ceases. Based on the current risk ratio, I prefer to wait it out for further price action, and
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    • MHhMHh
      ·03-21
      Whether the S&P500 can safeguard the 6500 support really depends on how the war pans out and the price of oil and gas. No one has any control of this and cannot predict if the war would escalate or de escalate. If the war escalates, fears of recession and inflation and even stagflation would rise and many might just sell and flee to safety. If the war successfully de escalates, I think a rebound will happen. I’m neutral at this point as I would prefer more price action before deciding. Although prices have slipped, it has not reached a compelling buy as it came down from relative highs. The Fed is not in a rush to rescue the market as inflation is expected to rise with the higher oil prices that influence not just energy but also other industries like the fertilisers. I would prefe
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    • MHhMHh
      ·03-19
      $Frencken(E28.SI)$ Singapore stock to get into the AI play
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