SINGAPORE STOCKS INVESTING

Dear readers, are you a fan of technical charts? Do you believe in technical signals of stocks? If you do, then this post would be of interest to you. For a technical signal has just indicated that a stock listed on SGX is poised for a breakout rally!

Dear readers, let us take a look at the Oversold STI stocks as at 29 Sep 2018. As usual, I would illustrate the oversold STI constituent stocks using the "heatmap" above so that it would be very clear to readers with just a quick glance. For this post, Starhub stock was replaced with Dairy Farm International in the chart due to Starhub being replaced by the latter stock in the STI index.

Dear readers, ever since Keppel Corporation and SPH combined forces in a bid to acquire M1 and with Keppel Corporation announcing its plan to take Keppel T&T private, I could sense that Singapore stocks markets which seem to be languishing suddenly feels a sense of excitement! Some investors would have become stirred to guess that in the current lacklustre Singapore stocks markets which offers no clues as to which way ahead is for the stocks, there is one possible theme to consider: possible privatization of Singapore stocks! For such theme is considered rather attractive in the current stocks markets where valuations are cheap.

Dear Readers, let us watch the video below on Phillip SING Income ETF. Please note this is not an endorsement from me as just sharing for readers' information only.

Dear readers, needless to mention anymore but yesterday’s biggest news on the local bourse was the combined proposals of Keppel Corp and SPH to buy out M1 and Keppel’s intended plan to take Keppel T&T private. The above developments came after M1 stock was earlier put on trading halt pending a corporate announcement.

Dear readers, recently we had Wheelock Properties being taken private. Thereafter and currently, talks are that M1 would most likely be privatized as well. With one listed company taken private one after another, I believe investors would be rather interested in which stock on SGX will be the next to follow?

Dear readers, the outcome for the application of the Singapore Oct 2018 Savings Bonds was just released! In a very surprising development, this was like one of the very rare occasions in recent issue of the Singapore Savings bonds monthly series that the maximum amount offered was not fully applied: of the S$300 millions of Singapore Savings Bonds on offer, only an approximate of S$248.5 millions of the bonds were applied. And the aforementioned result means that there was no ceilings like $45,000 imposed for the Sep 18 Singapore Savings bonds on the Oct 2018 Singapore Savings bonds. All the individuals received the full amount of the Singapore Savings bonds which they have applied for. Again, this was quite rare for recent Singapore Savings bonds issue.

Dear readers, will Gold Prices make a comeback in Q4 2018? To know the answer, let us watch the video below now!

Dear readers, there is one small-cap stock which was listed on SGX in 2017. Year-to-date, the stock price of this stock has retreated from an intra-year high of $0.28 to the current $0.16 stock price for an almost 40% southing, will this stock rebound next?

Dear readers, a gentle reminder that the Oct 2018 Singapore Savings bonds application will close by 9pm tonight. Interested applicants for the Savings bonds could apply through their respective bank ATMs and Internet banking.

Dear reader, let us watch the video below to learn about the latest updates on Singapore Reits!

Dear readers, let us watch the video below to learn what Investors should know about the OUE C-Reits Rights proposed issuance.

Dear readers, the Singapore Stocks STI reached an intra-year low of 3,102.73 on 12 Sep 18. Thereafter, the STI has rebounded such that the STI closed at 3,217.68 on 21 Sep 2018 or an approximate 3.70% increase from the intra-year low. The question now for Singapore investors is whether the rebound of STI will continue from here?

Dear readers, let us take a look at the Oversold STI constituent stocks as at 21 Sep 2018. As could be seen from the "stock heatmap" above, there are three zones or colours.

Dear readers, I came across the video below and would like to share this video with All of you! Enjoy!

Dear readers, the ongoing trade war, trade rhetoric between the United States and China has not always dampened investors’ sentiments since the Singapore stocks markets and US stocks markets managed to chalk up some gains in the recent trading sessions. This has led investors to question as to whether the global stocks markets have bottomed out and whether this could be a golden opportunity to snap up some good stocks at discounted prices?

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Dear readers, the Singapore Stocks markets have corrected for quite some time and it is hence not surprising. And with most of the Singapore stocks trending down, are there any good stocks which one could potentially consider a “Buy” at the discounted prices now?

Dear readers, let us take a look at the video below to learn about the weekly Singapore stocks strategy as shared by an analyst.

Dear readers, amidst the ongoing stocks markets volatilies, is there value to be looked at from the large cap billion-cap stocks plays? Well, different investors have different criteria of “value”. What about undervalued billion-cap stocks trading at their 52-weeks low? The list below contains 19 billion-cap stocks trading at less than the Price-to-Book ratio of less than 1 (undervalue) and at no more than 5% from their 52-weeks lows as shown in the % figure beside the name of the stocks.

Many are aware that the stocks markets are now not doing well. For others, they think the markets are now heading into what they believe to be a global stocks markets and economic collapse! Let us watch the video below and see what insights we can get from this video, apart from the daily news!

Dear readers, let us take a look at the oversold STI stocks as at 14 Sep 18. Looking at the chart above,

Dear readers, in this post, I will list the top 50 stocks on SGX which are worth at least 50% discount off their book value. Meaning to say that each of the stocks on this list has a Price-to-Book ratio of less than 0.50. And that means should an investor buy the stock, he is actually paying for no more than 50% of the stock’s book value per share.

Dear readers, let us watch the video below to understand how one should trade in times of market volatilities.

Dear readers, these are the Sixty Three Singapore stocks which are trading at 52-weeks lows. Bargain-hunting for these stocks? Well the broader market direction is downward, hence investors should wait for clarity before any new investment positions.

Dear readers, let us take a look at the weekly strategy and investment strategy below.

Dear readers, yesterday, the Singapore stocks markets shed a further 0.43% to close the trading day at 3,120.92. For those who have not been following the STI, this territory (the sub 3,200 level) is now a “new normal” for Singapore stocks ever since the STI ETF went below the support level of 3,200.

Dear readers, let us take a look at the list of Oversold Singapore STI stocks as at 7 Sep 18. Singapore stocks, in line with the broader stocks markets have declined with the STI already crossing below the 3,200 mark. In my earlier posts, I believe the STI will next head to 3,000. In the meantime, let us take a look at which of the STI constituent stocks are oversold as of current.

Dear readers, the global stocks markets have been trending lower. Emerging markets especially. Here, I would like to share with you the top ten worst-performing international country Reits as at 31 Aug 2018 below.

Dear readers, stocks markets have more macro vagaries, uncertainties ahead for them. It has been 10 years since the last stocks markets correction. Are we nearing another stocks markets corrections soon? Watch the video below for more insights.

Dear readers, currently there are fourteen stocks on SGX, each of which: a) offers a return-of-equity of more than 15% b) is undervalued with a Price-to-Book ratio of less than 1 c) has a dividend yield of more than 4%

Dear readers, let us take a look at what's next for Singapore stocks from an analyst's point of view!

Dear readers, the STI Index went 1.69% south yesterday to close the trading day at 3,156.28. Correspondingly, the STI ETF which tracks the STI closed 1.7% to $3.194. This was one of the very few times again this year which I noted the STI crosses below the 3,200 mark. More noteworthy is the fact that the very bearish stock market candle yesterday in the STI ETF chart which broke the $3.20 mark did suggest to me that if a more sustained downtrend is on the horizon.

Dear readers, the stocks markets are slowly down. And some people are saying its not a matter of whether a recession will be here but when the recession will be. So without further ado, let us hear the experts' take on this below.

Dear readers, recently I shared with readers the Oct 2018 Singapore Savings Bonds (you can read the post here as well as a new Fixed Deposits from Hong Leong Finance that pays 1.8% yields for a holding period of 12 months (you can read more here ). Some people may ask which is a better deal: Singapore Savings Bonds or those Fixed Deposits. Before we jump into the verdict, let us review the background behind the Singapore Savings Bonds and the Fixed Deposits again.

Dear readers, let us watch the video below to learn about Singapore's stocks strategies and Nine Singapore stocks.

Dear readers, the October 2018 Singapore Savings Bond is open for application; you can find more details at this link .

Dear readers, Hong Leong Finance is having a high fixed deposit rates promotion.

Dear readers, ever since the National Day Rally 2018, the topic of whether an HDB flat is an Asset or an Extended Lease has been widely debated. To get a sensing or rather quantify the proportion of people supporting either the position of an Asset or an Extended Lease, I have conducted a poll on Singapore Stocks Facebook Page (you can view the polls at the top of the link here ). Based on the results as of this time in writing, almost 80% of respondents view a HDB flat as an extended lease versus around 20% respondents supporting the Asset position of a HDB flat.

My family and I are under the Enhanced Incomeshield plan which is part of the Integrated Incomeshield that consists of both the Government’s Medishield plan and an additional private insurance component (by the insurance company). Recently, I received the annual statement of renewal of our annual Enhanced Incomeshield plans which also listed down the annual premiums and charges for the Assist Rider for both myself and children to be paid in the next insurance coverage year. While expecting higher medical premiums and riders to be paid (since the Government has in part broadly announced that private medical costs would be expectedly to go north in time to come), I am surprised at the quantum of the increase.

Dear readers, is recession coming? How do we know? Well, find out NOW by watching the video below!

Dear readers, an analyst has a "BUY" rating on one Singapore stock with a potential upside of close to 100%! Yes, you are not reading wrongly, a possible one multi-bagger stock in the making according to the analyst.