Market started its corrected and Singapore economy remains resilient
Written by @长线投资不投机
As predicted in my previous article, the market has started its correction. We do expect more downside but from an STI perspective, there is strong support at 3,000 levels. Despite the softening of the stock market, the Singapore economy has been demonstrating resilience. Key economic data remains positive and with the relaxation fo COVID safety measures and further opening of borders, we do expect the economy to continue growing.
So what does it mean when the market is softening and yet the economy is doing well?
It is probably a good time to watch the market as we are likely to see a window period of good companies at undervalued prices! In my watchlist I now have REITs and dividend stocks which I am ready to buy in the next 1 or 2 months. Do start building your watchlist to capture this opportunity!
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There is a disconnect between the stock market and the economy. The stock market actually moves independently from the economic situation. So even though there has been lots of talk about recession currently, the actual economy is not in recession yet.
In fact the market is forward looking and has already priced in the recession. That is why the stocks have been volatile lately.
Also rising interest rates actually hurt the stock markets. This is because it makes it more expensive for companies to get loans especially growth stocks.
That is why even though the Singapore economy is doing well, the market has started its correction.
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//@koolgal: There is a disconnect between the stock market and the economy. The stock market actually moves independently from the economic situation. So even though there has been lots of talk about recession currently, the actual economy is not in recession yet.In fact the market is forward looking and has already priced in the recession. That is why the stocks have been volatile lately.Also rising interest rates actually hurt the stock markets. This is because it makes it more expensive for companies to get loans especially growth stocks.That is why even though the Singapore economy is doing well, the market has started its correction.@TigerTalks @TigerStars @CaptainTigerSG Lion will replace the sick cat tiger to fight the bear. Dividend & sgd ftw for lao uncle like moi [Miser]