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$UOB(U11.SI)$  $UOB(U11.SI)$  UOB is one of the anchors ⚓ Stocks for my SG ST portfolio [Wow] has been playing this counter since start of 2024 & provided good "Kopi-o allowance" [Chuckle]  [Chuckle]  [Chuckle] . After reaching High of 33.38, corrected 5 weeks[Smug] ....  Will it end this coming week [Helpless]  ..... Current Price action is hugging closely to the Resistance line & Supported by the MAs.  [Bless]   .   Will it break-up this coming week and provide a Potential opportunity to start a New Rally..... [Bless]   I'm getting&n

$CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$  Temasek just acquired more units of Ascendas, bringing its holdings from 18.99% to 19%. That's not a move a significant shareholder will make if you're unhappy with the long term strategic direction or lack belief in the profitability of the entity, especially not before a quarterly earnings announcement.  Buy the dip. Market is down this week. This stock is still a keeper

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$  Seatrium is essentially a garbage, the glory days are long over. This isn't even a growth stock; it's a sinking ship in cyclical businesses.  When you factor in the stock consolidation, the pre-consolidation price was just 8.65 cents. It's simply a poor investment dressed up in a new packaging. Operating costs in Singapore are high, which makes it challenging for labour-intensive businesses to be profitable. Some people prefer to wait, hoping the situation will improve, but it could take years—or worse, the situation could worsen with no results or further complications. Why not consider other opportunities instead of wasting your hard-earned money here, just waiting endlessly?

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  Looks like we are going for $40 earlier than expected. What a beast DBS stock has been lately! If you asked me last year, I was still skeptical about Singapore stocks. However I decided to experiment with DBS and it has surpassed my expectations. Now the only problem I have is to find money to buy more of this stock! 🤣

$UOB(U11.SI)$  $UOB(U11.SI)$  STI recovered with a Bullish K line today ( Tricky Hanging out there K Line )[LOL]  While UOB closed with Bearish similar K line. Tuesday and Wednesday will be critical for me to Either Hold my line or Run away for UOB U11 😭 although I am overall still Bullish on Banks [Bless]  .$UOB(U11.SI)$  Trendline still intact 📈  , higher probability to Hold 🤞 . Tighten Seat 💺 belts [Chuckle]  

$Wilmar Intl(F34.SI)$   performance of the past 3 years is disappointing, but I like the company's management. The company first repurchased shares, and then the COE repurchased shares himself. The company's dividends are maintained same level within the company's distributable profits, so long-term investors can keep the cash flow income unchanged when profits decline. I am satisfied with the management's dividends payment decision and it is also within my expectations. As a small retail investor, I have no chance to communicate with the management. Tracking the annual and quarterly reports year after year allows me to feel the character of the management. Is it honest, does it cooperate with the market

$UOB(U11.SI)$ Surprised 😯 STI movement over last week Bullish move while USA Markets heading downwards. One components supporting it is the Banks (U11). Tuesday 10Sep closing almost indicates Bearish movement today but it seem 11Sep Holding Strong 💪 Uptrend 📈 maintain intact. While I'm maintaining a Bullish view and looking towards 32++ previous High (& above) to take profits, [MAs & MACD Bullish too], breakdown the Low of 10Sep 31.95 will indicates some signal to reduce position [OMG]  Good Luck to all investor playing UOB [Miser]  

The Singapore government is trying to revive the Singapore stock market. In fact, there is no stock market crash in the Singapore, but the number of IPOs has declined, the valuation is low, and the liquidity is low. In my opinion, there is no solution to this problem. The Singapore stock market has became a cash machine for all investors for long time. Almost all stocks are priced based on dividends yeild, and Singapore does not collect dividend tax. Neither Singapore nor Hong Kong collects dividend tax. Hong Kong's dividend tax on mainland residents is a measure taken by mainland China to protect A-shares. The Singapore Straits Times Index has two major sectors and one special feature. The first largest sector is local banks, the second largest sector is real estate investment trusts, and

With limited budget, I prefer DCA into STI ETF $Nikko AM STI ETF(G3B.SI)$  as it covers the top 30 stocks. The dividend is decent and it is some sort of diversification🙂.  However, it is overweighted in the financial and real estate sectors,😐. Added or planning to add other potential stocks like tech: Valuetronics $Valuetronics(BN2.SI)$ , transport: ComfortDelGro $ComfortDelGro(C52.SI)$  , medical: Raffles Medical Group $Raffles Medical(BSL.SI)$   to increase the “flavour” of portfolio😎.

On 30 August 2024, I made an additional investment in M44U $Mapletree Log Tr(M44U.SI)$  stock, a decision influenced by the current dynamics in the Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) sector, which has been under considerable pressure over the past two years. This reflection serves to evaluate the investment rationale and the broader macroeconomic factors at play. The Impact of Rising Interest Rates The REIT sector has faced significant headwinds, primarily due to the sharp increase in interest rates between 2022 and 2023, during which the US Federal Funds rate surged by 4.8 percentage points. The Federal Reserve's aggressive rate hikes were aimed at combating inflation, but they also increased borrowing cost

$UOB(U11.SI)$  $UOB(U11.SI)$  $UOB(U11.SI)$  Reached Breakeven points today with UOB price actions [Bless] .  I 'm hesitant to add position, hence, will hold on to current position for the ride ☺️. MA26 has some more jobs to do before changing to a Nice Bullish set up [Eye]  . Now just stick with MACD for this Short Term Rebound 🪃[Call]  

Ascendas due to the high dividend payout . After the fed  further reduce the interest rate , this stock will gradually move higher and higher. 

#Sats with recent rebounce, from red to green; it helps to turn my overall Portfolio green again after 2 years

DBS is anchor in Singapore stocks...but I do not hold any position in DBS but soon I will hold some

Clct will be the Winner in a couple years time..

My portfolio consists of the 3 Singapore banks (30%), Singapore listed REITs (30%), US stocks/options (5%) and the remainder Singapore penny stocks (35%). The Federal Reserve has confirmed an interest rate cut in September 2024. This decision is expected to have several implications for my portfolio. Risks - Market Volatility: While the rate cut aims to stimulate economic activity, it could also lead to short-term market volatility as investors adjust their expectations. - Currency Fluctuations: The rate cut might weaken the US dollar, impacting the value of my US stocks/options. - Sector-Specific Risks: Penny stocks remain high-risk due to their volatility and lower liquidity. Opportunities - Economic Stimulus: Lower interest rates can boost economic activity, benefiting sectors like bank

ALZN /- had an over a 50% drop last week  Is short term bull market the quick repair job or is the drop in value applicable due to business as usual not gaining ground?

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$   My SG anchor is DBS, hands down.  Solid choice in a resilient sector that is the bedrock of the SG economy.  Strong ROE, low NPL, delicious dividends FOUR times a year - i love you DBS.  Dip buying on DBS has been very profitable over the past few years.  The stock price will overreact to macro events but just as quickly recover. We must take advantage of Mr Market's tantrums to buy solid companies for cheap!

Goo goo goo goo goo goo

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$UOB(U11.SI)$  $UOB(U11.SI)$  UOB is one of the anchors ⚓ Stocks for my SG ST portfolio [Wow] has been playing this counter since start of 2024 & provided good "Kopi-o allowance" [Chuckle]  [Chuckle]  [Chuckle] . After reaching High of 33.38, corrected 5 weeks[Smug] ....  Will it end this coming week [Helpless]  ..... Current Price action is hugging closely to the Resistance line & Supported by the MAs.  [Bless]   .   Will it break-up this coming week and provide a Potential opportunity to start a New Rally..... [Bless]   I'm getting&n

As the Singapore stock market continues to show resilience amid global uncertainties, investors are constantly on the lookout for opportunities that could deliver strong returns.So, which SG stocks are you currently bullish on? Let’s dive into some of the top contenders that could be set to outperform in the coming months.🎁Special Notes: Whoever showed up on the” What the Tigers Say” column will receive 100 Tiger Coins and an exclusive interview invitation to honor your contribution.Click titles to read the full analysis:1. @HMH: $SATS LTD.(S58.SI)$ Key Points:SATS announced its financial results for the fiscal quarter ending June 30, 2024. Key highlights include:Revenue grew 15.5% YoY to S$

E-commerce earnings report to see Ali, Ali earnings report to see Amoy days.Just out of the end of June earnings (Ali Q1 FY2025) still continue to last quarter's "mixed". $Alibaba(BABA)$ $BABA-SWR(89988)$ $Alibaba(09988)$ WorriesThe most important domestic retail "Taotian Group" was unexpectedly Miss expectations, and because the market in the Q2 domestic consumption environment changes in the overall environment, has lowered expectations, so the consensus is more conservative, but also shows that Taotian industry is still under pressure.The growth rate of international business, Cainiao logistics and other businesses is still optimistic, but since the market a

The Singapore government is trying to revive the Singapore stock market. In fact, there is no stock market crash in the Singapore, but the number of IPOs has declined, the valuation is low, and the liquidity is low. In my opinion, there is no solution to this problem. The Singapore stock market has became a cash machine for all investors for long time. Almost all stocks are priced based on dividends yeild, and Singapore does not collect dividend tax. Neither Singapore nor Hong Kong collects dividend tax. Hong Kong's dividend tax on mainland residents is a measure taken by mainland China to protect A-shares. The Singapore Straits Times Index has two major sectors and one special feature. The first largest sector is local banks, the second largest sector is real estate investment trusts, and

$Wilmar Intl(F34.SI)$   performance of the past 3 years is disappointing, but I like the company's management. The company first repurchased shares, and then the COE repurchased shares himself. The company's dividends are maintained same level within the company's distributable profits, so long-term investors can keep the cash flow income unchanged when profits decline. I am satisfied with the management's dividends payment decision and it is also within my expectations. As a small retail investor, I have no chance to communicate with the management. Tracking the annual and quarterly reports year after year allows me to feel the character of the management. Is it honest, does it cooperate with the market

$Palo Alto Networks (PANW)$ reported its Q4 FY24 results after the bell on August 19th, and the market feedback was favorable due to more favorable results and guidance for the period.Cybersecurity has also become an important focus for many companies, considering the impact of the previous $CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.(CRWD)$ large-scale downtime including $Microsoft (MSFT)$ Windows.Financial PerformanceREVENUE GROWTH: Palo Alto's total revenue reached $2.2 billion, an increase of 12% year-over-year.This growth was driven by the popularity of its AI-powered cybersecurity solutions and increased demand in the market, and was s

🌟🌟🌟When it comes to Singapore stocks, I believe that $STI ETF(ES3.SI)$  is the best and easiest way to tap in the dynamic Singapore market.  This is especially true  for those who are new to the Singapore market and have limited funds.  In just 1 trade I gain access to 30 of the best and strongest Singapore blue chips companies.  These include $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$  $UOB(U11.SI)$  

$ComfortDelGro(C52.SI)$   ComfortDelGro - 1st Half Results is out! Interim dividend of 3.52 cents is higher than last year 2.9 cents. Gross revenue increased 13.7 percent to 2.12 billion. PATMI increased 21.4 percent to 95.3m. I think the results is very good ! The 2QFY2024 Revenue rose by 16.4% y-o-y to $1.11 billion, while its patmi rose by 19.7% y-o-y to $54.7 million. According to the group, it saw improved margins through its public bus contract renewals in the UK combined with the positive performance of its acquisitions of CMAC Group and A2B Australia. In Singapore, the taxi and private-hire business saw improved contributions from its Zig ride-hailing platform. 1HFY2024 patmi margin stood at 4.5%, 0.3 percentage points higher y-o-

$CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$  Temasek just acquired more units of Ascendas, bringing its holdings from 18.99% to 19%. That's not a move a significant shareholder will make if you're unhappy with the long term strategic direction or lack belief in the profitability of the entity, especially not before a quarterly earnings announcement.  Buy the dip. Market is down this week. This stock is still a keeper

On 30 August 2024, I made an additional investment in M44U $Mapletree Log Tr(M44U.SI)$  stock, a decision influenced by the current dynamics in the Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) sector, which has been under considerable pressure over the past two years. This reflection serves to evaluate the investment rationale and the broader macroeconomic factors at play. The Impact of Rising Interest Rates The REIT sector has faced significant headwinds, primarily due to the sharp increase in interest rates between 2022 and 2023, during which the US Federal Funds rate surged by 4.8 percentage points. The Federal Reserve's aggressive rate hikes were aimed at combating inflation, but they also increased borrowing cost

### Why Singtel is My Top Choice for a Singaporean Stock When considering which Singaporean stock to invest in, my top pick is Singtel. This decision is rooted in a few key factors that make Singtel stand out as a reliable and promising investment in Singapore’s market. Here’s why I believe Singtel is the best choice, especially given the current market conditions and its long-term potential$Singtel(Z74.SI)$   ### Dominance in the Telecommunications Sector Singtel is a dominant force in Singapore’s telecommunications sector, a vital industry in any modern economy. In a country as connected and tech-savvy as Singapore, telecom services are essential, and Singtel has a stronghold on the market. The company’s ext

Share price of SATS popped today after it released its Q1 2024 results yesterday. Let's evaluate if we should invest in SATS Ltd. based on its latest financial results, current market conditions, and intrinsic value analysis. Company Overview SATS Ltd. is a leading provider of gateway services and food solutions in Singapore and internationally. The company operates through three main segments: Food Solutions, Gateway Services, and Others. SATS has a diversified revenue stream, with significant contributions from cargo handling, ground handling, and food solutions. Latest Financial Results SATS announced its financial results for the fiscal quarter ending June 30, 2024. Key highlights include: - Revenue grew 15.5% YoY to S$1.37 billion - Net Profit improved S$94.9 million YoY to S$65 milli

For the Singapore stocks, I usually focus on those blue chips only. Among them, my top pick will definitely be $SATS LTD.(S58.SI)$  for the following reasons:  Investing in SATS Limited can be attractive due to its prominent position as a market leader in Asia's food and gateway services sectors. As a major provider in these industries, SATS stands to benefit from the continued economic growth in Asia, which is expected to drive up demand for both food services and airport-related services. Its established reputation and market presence make it a potentially stable investment option. SATS The company's diversified portfolio adds another layer of appeal. SATS operates across various segments including cate

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$  Seatrium is essentially a garbage, the glory days are long over. This isn't even a growth stock; it's a sinking ship in cyclical businesses.  When you factor in the stock consolidation, the pre-consolidation price was just 8.65 cents. It's simply a poor investment dressed up in a new packaging. Operating costs in Singapore are high, which makes it challenging for labour-intensive businesses to be profitable. Some people prefer to wait, hoping the situation will improve, but it could take years—or worse, the situation could worsen with no results or further complications. Why not consider other opportunities instead of wasting your hard-earned money here, just waiting endlessly?

🌟🌟🌟One of my best performing Singapore stocks is $ST Engineering(S63.SI)$ .  ST Engineering has just reported an Excellent First Half Year Financial Results ended 30 June 2024 on 14th August. ST Engineering posted a revenue of SGD 5.52 billion for 1H2024, a 14% growth year on year from SGD 4.86 billion, driven by higher contributions from all 3 business segments.  Group EBITDA was SGD 786 million, up 11% year on year from SGD 711 million. Group EBIT increased by 18% year on year to SGD 523 million from SGD 444 million.  Gross Profit before tax was 19% higher year on year at SGD 416 million from SGD 351 million.  Net Profit rose to SGD 337 million, an increase of 20% from SGD 281 m

Since August, some SGX star $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ companies have released their financial reports.Among the Singapore listed companies with a market value of more than 2 billion SGD, 11 have released their financial reports. The relevant results and individual stock performance are as follows:6 out of 11 companies that prices rose after the earnings release are: $SGX(S68.SI)$ , $SEMBCORP INDUSTRIES LTD(U96.SI)$ , $HongkongLand USD(H78.SI)$ , $JMH USD(J36.SI)$ , $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ The rest 5 companies declined

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  Looks like we are going for $40 earlier than expected. What a beast DBS stock has been lately! If you asked me last year, I was still skeptical about Singapore stocks. However I decided to experiment with DBS and it has surpassed my expectations. Now the only problem I have is to find money to buy more of this stock! 🤣

My portfolio consists of the 3 Singapore banks (30%), Singapore listed REITs (30%), US stocks/options (5%) and the remainder Singapore penny stocks (35%). The Federal Reserve has confirmed an interest rate cut in September 2024. This decision is expected to have several implications for my portfolio. Risks - Market Volatility: While the rate cut aims to stimulate economic activity, it could also lead to short-term market volatility as investors adjust their expectations. - Currency Fluctuations: The rate cut might weaken the US dollar, impacting the value of my US stocks/options. - Sector-Specific Risks: Penny stocks remain high-risk due to their volatility and lower liquidity. Opportunities - Economic Stimulus: Lower interest rates can boost economic activity, benefiting sectors like bank

With talks of interest rates possibly heading south, REITs are starting to look pretty good again. Lower rates mean cheaper borrowing costs for these guys, which can boost their profits and those sweet dividend payouts. Plus, property values tend to rise when rates drop, so that's another potential win. Data center REITs are especially hot right now. The cloud ain't going anywhere, and these guys own the buildings that make it all happen. It's a pretty solid long-term play, especially if rates start to cool down. Of course, not all REITs are created equal. Location, quality of properties, and management skills still matter. Anyone else excited about the potential of REITs, especially data center ones, in this changing interest rate environment$Kepp

🌟🌟🌟$SGX(S68.SI)$  is the only stock exchange in Singapore and has a wide economic moat.  The  Singapore Stock Exchange is Asia's most international, multi asset exchange, providing listing, trading, clearing, settlement, depository, data and index services.  On 8 August, SGX has just reported its FY 2024 earnings results with a Net Profit of SGD 525.9 million, up 4.5% from previous year of SGD 503.2 million.  Adjusted EBITDA has risen to SGD 711.6 million from SGD 688.6 million in the previous year.  Adjusted Earnings per share was 49.2 cents compared to 47.1 cents in the previous year.  Revenue increased 3.1% to SGD 1231.7 million, mainly driven by higher revenues from Curre