SINGAPORE STOCKS INVESTING

Dear readers, let us hear from Benjamin below on what investors of Gold need to know right NOW!

Dear readers, some days ago, I created a poll on Facebook and sought readers views as to whether the STI would head: 1) Towards 3,500 and more; or 2) Towards 3,000 and below

Dear readers, yesterday after Germany was eliminated from World Cup 2018 by South Korea’s 2-0 win, the US stocks also responded in a less than positive manner, by closing overnight as follows: 1) Dow: -0.68% 2) Nasdaq: -1.54% 3) S&P: -0.86%

Dear readers, the result of Singapore Savings Bonds Jul 2018 issue is just released today. Of the $250 million of Singapore Savings Bonds on offer, the total amount applied was $568million. For investors who applied for less than $12,500 or lower, they would get their allotment. For investors who applied for more than or equal $13,000, they would be allotted either $12,500 or $13,000.

Dear readers, let us watch the Singapore Jun 2018 stocks strategy revealed by a top analyst below.

Dear readers, DBS Research has a "Buy" call on this Trust with a potential 28.3% potential upside based on the closing price of the Trust at $1.13 yesterday and a target price of $1.45.

Dear readers, CGS-CIMB has an Add rating on one stock with a 22.8% potential upside.

Dear readers, Singapore stocks experienced another southing yesterday. The STI index went south by 0.81% yesterday to bring the STI to 3,260.84. From a high of 3,641.65 to yesterday closing mark, the STI has retreated by 10.45%. As I have shared in my previous posts, the Singapore stocks STI should retreat even lower first before it goes up. However, even if there is a so-called technical rebound in the STI and Singapore Stocks, I will not invest in Singapore stocks for the time being. Why is this so?

Dear readers, the STI is currently experiencing a correction. With the southing of the STI, the respective component STI stocks also took a beating. So what are the STI component stocks which are now Oversold?

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Dear readers, currently, the three local telecom stocks are trading as follows: a) Singtel: $3.14 OVERSOLD b) M1: $1.62 JUST COME OUT FROM OVERSOLD c) Starhub: $1.64 OVERSOLD

Dear readers, I read from a local newspapers that KGI Securities has recently given locally-listed stock, DISA a target price of $0.02. DISA stock traded at $0.008 on 22 Jun 2018 thus effectively, this target price was a 250% potential upside on DISA stock.

Dear readers, Singapore stocks have undergone a mild correction for the year-to-date. From an intra-year high of 3,641.65 to yesterday’s close of 3,287.40, the STI has retreated by around 10%. So is now a good time to accumulate some stocks on the cheap or buying now at this point is akin to “catching a falling knife”?

Dear readers, there is one stock which closed at $0.65 yesterday. MayBank Kim Eng has a target price of $0.86 for this stock which translates into a whopping 32.3% potential upside for this stock. What is this stock which attracts such a bullish buy and high valuation? Well, without further ado, visit this link to find out the answers now.

Dear readers, RHB Invest has a "Buy" call on one Singapore stock with a potential upside of 14.8% (based on target price vs 20 Jun 2018 closing price).

Dear readers, the US stocks markets shed more points overnight with Dow down by 0.80%, Nasdaq by 0.88% and S&P by 0.63%. I believe this sentiment will be carried over to the Singapore stocks markets when the markets open later. Based on the technical charts and the macro developments, I have a near-term target of 3,000 and below for the Singapore stocks markets. With the STI at 3,300, that means another 9% to head south for the STI.

Dear readers, the recent southing of the Singapore stocks has sent some billion-cap stocks trading lower as well. The list below contains the names of billion-cap stocks which are trading at no more than 1% from their 52-weeks trading lows.

Dear readers, let us watch the video below on why a top analyst is so bullish on one stock that a 83.3% potential upside return is given to this stock- even when all the stocks markets are trending down!

Dear readers, as we know, currently the Singapore stocks markets, along with others are not doing well. The Singapore stocks markets are in a downtrend and I believe that is the also true for the other stocks markets. Actually before the current stocks markets downturn, there are a number of gurus out there who predict that stocks markets will head south. Some people call them “perennial bears” and that one day they will be proven correct.

Dear readers, as we are looking at now, the Singapore stocks markets are in a downtrend but that did not deter positive analyst reports. In one analyst report released yesterday, an analyst gave a target price of $0.83 for one stock which closed at $0.18 on 18 Jun 2018; this effectively translated into a whopping 83.3% potential upside. What is this stock? Well, click on this link to find out more.

Dear readers, Temasek’s first retail bond, Astrea IV bond commenced trading on the SGX yesterday. Astrea IV bond was very much oversubscribed due to the strong retail demand for decent yields versus low risk. And the strong appetite simply flowed through to the SGX as Astrea IV bond closed 1$.037 above PAR yesterday (intra lowest at 1.02 and intra highest at 1.04).

Dear readers, yesterday, the STI closed at 3,324.04 down below the 3,339 support which I have set as per my previous post here . I am not surprised at the downtrending of the STI as what we are looking at now and I have shared my not-so-bullish view of the STI with readers before the southing started (read post here ) . In fact, in the previous few weeks, I have been liquidating my portfolio in anticipation of the southing of the STI.

In my previous post, I shared with readers that currently, the STI is in a downtrend and against this trend, it may not be wise for investors to invest. In this post, I will share with readers which of the STI stocks are currently oversold too (based on RSI) and so here we go.

Dear readers, UOB KayHian has the following recommendations for the three telco stocks: 1) Buy Singtel 2) Sell M1 3) Hold Starhub

Dear readers, in my previous post on STI, I shared with readers that the STI ETF level at $3.435 (200-Days-Moving-Average) needs to be looked out for as well as the support for the STI at 3,339. The STI closed at 3,356.73 on 14 Jun 2018 and the STI ETF closed at $3.409. Looking at the technical chart of the STI ETF, the ETF is now below the 200-Days-Moving-Average and based on RSI, the STI ETF is also oversold.

Dear readers, in an earlier post (you can read this post here ) this month, I shared with readers that the upside for Singapore stocks is limited. Following my post, the larger trend of the STI is south and yesterday, the STI closed at 3,392.51 down 1.11%. Based on the STI ETF, an ETF which tracks the STI, the STI ETF at $3.446 was just a few pips away from $3.435 which is the 200-Days-Moving-Average for the STI ETF. Typically, when a stock price goes below the 200-Days-Moving-Average, the possibility of a longer-term downtrend is higher.

Dear readers, Trump-Kim summit may be over but that does not stop the conversation over which stocks will benefit from the summit. In the video below, Phillip Research gave its take on the stocks which could benefit from the summit.

Dear readers, Astrea IV bonds have been oversubscribed by 740% according to reports. The bonds which were available to retail investors for subscription offer an annual interest of 4.35% per year for a duration of 10 years and the bonds are callable after the first half of this duration of the bonds. With such an attractive interest rate, it is hence no wonder that the bonds are favored by retail investors especially since the other relatively safer bond and which is often tossed by investors for comparison with Astrea IV bonds: the Singapore Saving Bonds offers only close to 1.8% to roughly over 2% interest depending on the period of the holdings. But as I have mentioned in my previous posts, one consideration for the Astrea IV bonds is the lockup period though investors could also choose to sell the bonds through SGX anytime they wish.

Dear readers, RHB Invest has a "Buy" call on this stock, with a potential 40.8% upside! What stock is this?

Dear readers, let's find out which of the STI constituent stocks are currently oversold. First, Keppel Corp stock which closed at $7.58 on 8 Jun 18. The 200-Days-Moving-Average for the stock is around $7.48 and let us see whether a longer-term downtrend for Keppel Corp stock will set in when its price goes below the 200-Days-Moving-Average.

Dear readers, MayBank Kim Eng has a "Buy" call on this stock with a potential upside of 47.4%. What stock is this?

Dear readers, if you have been following the Singapore stocks markets, you would have noticed one top volume and top gainer stock recently: DISA stock (previously named Equation Summit). DISA’s stock gain has come with a legitimate reason: the business model of DISA in anti-theft technology (called POSA) has investors interested and excited. For myself, I am interested and excited in DISA’s POSA model as not only is POSA technology first in the world but the model is really scalable. What’s more with DISA announcing that it would be most likely exiting from its other business and focusing on its technology segment in its anti-theft technology, this single focus on its POSA business would make DISA a platform stock.

Dear readers, let us watch the video below to hear what Phillip Research has to say about recession risks for the stocks markets.

Dear readers, the Trump-Kim Summit, right here in Singapore will be the focus of the world. Singapore will also be the focus and which stocks will benefit from this event? Will it be the developers of the hotels where Trump, Kim are staying in? Or will it be Hotel Capella? Well, I believe while these hotels will be made very public by the event, the other one venue that would gain the most attention is our Sentosa Island.

Dear readers, Phillip Securities has one “Buy” call on one stock which traded at $0.23 yesterday. The target price for the stock was $0.41 which suggested a potential upside of 78.3%.

Dear readers, currently, Temasek Holdings is offering a 10-year bond for retail investors that offers a 4.35% yearly interest. As this is a first retail bond offering from Temasek Holdings, naturally it generates quite a lot of buzz among the investor community. Temasek is a brand name and the yearly interest is also decent. Decent returns and relatively safe and I believe many investors would consider whether to invest in it.

Dear readers, is this still a good time to get into the Singapore's banking stocks? Let us watch the video below by PhillipCapital on Singapore banking stocks update.

Dear readers, Singapore stocks markets was down and then was up. Fluctuating in tandem with the US and regional stocks markets. Honestly, I think there is nothing bullish about the stocks markets. With the current STI showing, I would set the resistance of the STI at 3,600 level and with this resistance level, the upside would be limited.

Dear readers, join the PhillipCapital analyst in the video above as they share their take on Singapore banking stocks and the monthly recession tracker. Plus insights on three stocks: Old Chang Kee, Aoxin and Sats.

Dear readers, after a bout of selling, Singapore stocks rebounded yesterday, together with regional stocks. Is it the start of a rebound? Or is the longer-term market outlook still south? Whatever it is, there is no deny that some billion-cap stocks, a number of which are the so-called “blue-chip” stocks have been sold down to the extent that fourteen of them are trading at their 52-weeks lows.

Dear readers, one stock traded at $0.415 on 1 Jun 2018 and DBS Research has a “Buy” call on this stock with a target price of $0.58 which indicates a potential upside of 39.8% for this stock. This stock was a play on a certain geographical market theme though the hype over this stock seems to be less than before.

Dear readers, Reits by the nature of their structures are normally favored by investors as income plays. Seen in this light, capital appreciation prospect are more conservative than the most of the other stocks trading on the bourse and Reits investors normally accept this fact.

Dear readers, yesterday, I shared with you the overview of Singapore stocks and how I thought the outlook would still be bearish for the Singapore stocks now. You can read the post here again.

Dear readers, how have you been? It has been raining today and the weather is good right? I hope you have been enjoying your weekends so far with this cool weather, be it at home catching up some good rest.

Dear readers, the Singapore Stocks Markets is now Oversold from the recent selling sessions. For the month of May 2018, though the common saying “Sell (stocks) in May and Go Away” is not that evident till the bout of selling coming to the close of May 2018, the STI is down 5% just for the month of May. The Singapore Stocks Markets is Oversold technically since the STI ETF (ticker symbol: ES3) which tracks the Singapore Stocks Market’s STI is now Oversold. The last time when the STI ETF was oversold in Apr, the STI ETF was at $3.35, thereafter, the Singapore stocks markets rebounded, pushing the STI higher back again and the STI ETF reached a peak of $3.63 in early May 2018, representing a more than 8% increase. This time round, with the STI Oversold, will investors see a rebounding of the STI again back like the rebound from the lows reached in Apr 2018?

Dear readers, DBS Research has a "Buy" rating for this stock with a potential upside of 44.3%. Do you want to know what this stock is and would like to read more?

Dear readers, amidst the current trade and global tensions, how should investors invest now? Join PhillipCapital Analyst as he gives his take.