• 700k700k
      Β·2022-11-17
      $InMed Pharmaceuticals Inc(INM)$   Congratulations to trader who had bought for day trade . 😎 Are you good at managing your finances? Which are you, HODL your wealth or spend like there’s no tomorrow (literally, on 11.11 mega sale and the upcoming Black Friday sale)? . It is without a doubt that some view trading as a form of β€œshopping”, and they tend to fall within these few categories: . The FOMO: Since others are buying, you buy too. The Shiny & New: Those who eye IPOs. The Collector: The ones who buy a few of each stock in a sector. Do you view trading as shopping? If so, which are you?
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    • DT15DT15
      Β·2022-11-08

      8 questions on trading costs

      We are looking to invest our money, we must understand the different types of trading costs associated with trading. There are three main types of trading costs: commissions, spreads, and slippage. Here are 8 questions to ask before we start; 8 questions on trading costs 1. What are trading costs? This is the amount traders pay to execute various types of trades. This can be referred to as the fees they pay when they buy or sell a stock. It is also known as executing costs, execution fees, and commission. The amount a trader pays varies according to the type of trade they are trying to execute and is dependent on their broker’s pricing structure. In other words, commissions are the amount that a trader has to settle for whenever they want to trade stocks or options. A broad range
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    • koolgalkoolgal
      Β·2022-07-28
      It is easy to bemoan the fact that inflation has driven the cost of our daily living expenses up tremendously.  But what we do to handle inflation is within our control. This is my action plan:1.  I will continue to stay invested in a diversified portfolio of assets  and dollar cost average into ETFs like $SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF(SPLG)2. Put aside some savings for emergency fund and continue to save. 3.  Find ways to reduce my expenses especially in recurring bills like Internet, mobile phone, car and home insurance, gym membership.   Keep an eye out for coupons, credit card deals.4. Plan more home cooked meals and shop around for special offers

      How does inflation affect your daily life?

      @Tiger_AU:
      Hey Aussie,Australia’s annual inflation rate jumped to 6.1 per cent, its highest level in more than two decades, and it's affecting all parts of the economy. From the grocery store, to the gas pump and the cost of housing, Australians are paying more for everything.The rise in the consumer price index in the three months ended June 30 was the highest since June 2001 and the introduction of the GST, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.New dwelling prices rose 20.3 per cent as government support was withdrawn, while petrol prices soared 32 per cent. Fruit and vegetables prices rose 5.8 per cent because of heavy rainfall and flooding in key production areas of NSW and Queensland that disrupted domestic supply.How does inflation affect your daily life?πŸ’‘Share Your Insight
      How does inflation affect your daily life?
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    • Winner_HoWinner_Ho
      Β·2022-04-26
      Nice πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘
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    • HTChinHTChin
      Β·2022-04-27
      $Microsoft(MSFT)$Congratulations to those whom got in at the bottom yesterday at $270, hopefully it will cross $300 in next week. 
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    • May168May168
      Β·2022-04-27
      $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$some people buy 4D but I choose to buy VOO...If I invest in 1 share a month or every fortnight, it will definitely be more rewarding in the long term!
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    • OptionsTrackerOptionsTracker
      Β·2022-04-26

      Hot stocks covered call reference [April 26]

      Selling covered call options (sell covered call) is a strategy adopted by many large funds. It can also be used by retail investors in the US stock market.You can get income while holding it. This strategy is very suitable for stocks that have long-term positions, but they have not moved but they are not in a bearish position recently or are in a bearish position recently. It can be a good strategy for mature investors to roll over when holding some targets for a long time. Income comparison Assume that investors hold 200 shares of Amazon from January 1 to December 17, 2021 If there is no operation during the holding period, the final total assets will be USD 675,484 If the covered call strategy is carried out, it will be operated once a week; if 100 shares are sold after the exercise, ano
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    • tamiratamira
      Β·2022-04-26
      $Apple(AAPL)$Many shareholders of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) hold the name because of its capital appreciation. The stock hasn't disappointed as shares have climbed more than 350% over the past five years.Apples stock is down 11% year to date as investors grapple with a number of headwinds, such as inflation levels not seen in decades, rising interest rates and the war in Ukraine.Those only focused on the short term might miss an important detail about the company: Apple has one of the safest dividends in the technology sector, maybe even the entire market.
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    • ε‘εŒ—ε‰θ‘Œε‘εŒ—ε‰θ‘Œ
      Β·2022-04-26
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    • KaixiangKaixiang
      Β·2022-04-22
      The simplest approach is to have a diversifed portfolio. For most retail investors, the term "diversification" may sound complex or even daunting. The key essence for diversification is not about having the full range of products, but ratherhaving enough variety that can help your portfolio thrive in any economic condition. It is common for most investors to choose only the "sexy" and popular technology companies, and value or defensive stocks are often perceived as "boring" and offer low returns. However, one must be cognizant that differentstocks perform differently in each stage of theeconomic cycle. For example, tech stocks perform well in a booming economy, defensive stocks act as a buffer in a recessionary environment and companies with strong pricing power thrive in t
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    • SR050321SR050321
      Β·2022-04-23
      How to hedge my portfolio?1.standby more cash, if dont want to let go and already buy the highest price, at least buy the lowest price as well. Most important confident the company can make money, don't use all the cash, always standby for emergency use.2.Choose the high dividend yield, the lowest the price the faster you can get free money forever (money machine, passive income)3.Choose good etf for long term holding (capital appreciation)4.Continue buy low sell high to produce extra money (Trading) some stocks if you see the chart always up and down, not steady up. Do own analysis, do not follow other, it was said best value stock if 10-20% below its peer.5.Have health insurance, life insurance, critical illness coverage, endowment plan. 6.Have CPF (pension plan)
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    • ak_0912ak_0912
      Β·2022-04-24
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    • InvestforgetInvestforget
      Β·2022-04-23
      Best way is to: ignore the noiseDon't panicBuy the dipDCA @MillionaireTiger
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    • ariesynariesyn
      Β·2022-04-23
      to hedge your position, you use fixed deposiy or buying stable bound or just dca ing stable etf $STI ETF(ES3.SI)$cheers
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    • MiaojMiaoj
      Β·2022-04-23
      Buy low sell high, else dca In value stock
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    • james_ljames_l
      Β·2022-04-23
      Best way to hedge for me is to keep plenty of cash in hand. 
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    • HelenJanetHelenJanet
      Β·2022-04-23
      My approach is to buy a few different and good blue chip stocks that come with good dividends and keep it for long term. Even if the price has dipped alot, it will eventually go up may be in a few years time. To use spare money for the investiment which is better than keeping the money in the bank
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    • lappilocolappiloco
      Β·2022-04-23
      The best way is to diversify your portfolio. I try to make 1/3 stocks 1/3 investment savings and 1/3 NFTs or cryptos. So far, my NFTs has yielded 6x its value while my stocks is seeing red for the first time in many years. For my investment savings, it will reach maturity in 5yrs (i will get 300k)
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    • Ron18Ron18
      Β·2022-04-23
      $SINGAPORE AIRLINES LTD(C6L.SI)$Big jump in SIA Group's passenger traffic; capacity expected to reach 61% of pre-COVID levels by May. [smile] [smile] [smile] SINGAPORE: A total of 893,000 passengers flew on Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Scoot last month, an almost nine-fold increase from a year ago as travel restrictions continue to ease.  [Happy] [Happy] SIA Group's latest operating results showed that its two airlines carried 790 per cent more passengers in March compared to a year ago. The 893,000 passengers last month is up from the 544,600 in February 2022. [LOL] [LOL] [LOL] β€œThere was a significant increase in passenger demand at both Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Scoot in Marc
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    • ToughCoyoteToughCoyote
      Β·2022-04-23
      Global inflation will continue to rise in the future, and the best way to fight inflation is to buy high-yield stocks, which are simple and straightforward. The high dividend stocks I mentioned earlier are still my top picks, such as CKI, Power Assets, PCCW. CKI has a stable dividend distribution, and the dividend has also increased every year, and it has never been reduced. In addition to paying high dividends, the company has the financial strength to continue to develop, so CKI is the first choice. Power Industry is not very affected by the economic environment. The dividend distribution business of Power is stable in the immediate economic deterioration, but the stock price may fluctuate somewhat in the long run. PCCW has the concept of hype in addition to high interest rates. It
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