SINGAPORE STOCKS INVESTING

Dear readers, are we in a Bear Markets NOW? What is the second-half outlook of China and Hong Kong and how will these shape global stocks markets? Find out more in the video below.

Dear readers, in a post on InvestingNote, I asked readers that in this current local stocks markets corrections, which of the STI stocks investors would invest in if the stocks head south to a price deemed attractive enough.

Dear readers, on 29 Oct 2018, Phillip Sing Income ETF debuted on the Singapore Stocks Exchange with an intra-day high of $1.005 before closing the trading day unchanged from the $1 per share issuance price. It is noteworthy that Phillip Sing Income ETF was listed at the time of a stocks markets corrections for not only Singapore bourse but also the overseas bourse.

Dear readers, the local stocks markets may not be doing well these days but that does not stop an analyst from giving a very bullish "Buy" call on one blue-chip stock.

Dear readers, let us take a video below in relation to some Reits, Trusts and equities which you should know NOW!

Dear readers, the application result of the Nov 2018 tranche of the Singapore Savings Bond is out! The application for the Nov 18 Bonds is within the allotment quantity and hence all applicants have gotten why they applied for.

Like what i always mention in my blog, Sg stocks markets though correcting is still considered high as of NOW. This is because the so-called corrections which we are seeing now is based on a high base set from 2017 till the 3,600 intra-year peak of the STI in 2018. I would think the near-time STI would settle at 2,800 thereafter corrections will push STI to 2,500 and further down.

Dear readers, Peter Schiff has been rather active on media and social media these days while the global stocks markets are heading south.

Dear readers, the recent bouts of stocks markets corrections in October have not made just equities head south in prices but also Reits. Let us look at the list of Singapore Reits below with their current trading prices versus the 52-weeks trading lows below.

Dear readers, with global stocks markets going south one after another, it is useful to know what is going to happen to global stocks markets next.

Dear readers, Singapore Stocks markets have been trending south and south since earlier this month. With US stocks closing yet lower last Friday, I believe Singapore stocks are most likely to trend south when the local stocks market opens next Monday.

Dear readers, the STI closed at 2,972 yesterday which is below the 3,000 psychological level of the Singapore Stocks Markets. I am not surprised at the development of the Singapore Stocks markets as could be seen from my sharing on my views of the Singapore Stocks Markets over several times earlier this year including:

Dear readers, let us watch the video below on the forecast of USD vs JPY by an analyst.

Dear readers, the Singapore Stocks Markets are now in the midst of corrections, just as I have predicted and shared with All of you readers some months ago. Amidst the current stocks markets backdrop, which are the STI stocks that are oversold?

Dear readers, after yesterday's stock market rout, which of the blue-chip stocks are now at their 52-weeks lows? Without further ado, let us take a look at these blue-chip stocks and their 52-weeks trading lows below now!

Dear readers, the Singapore Stocks STI went below the psychological 3,000 mark intra-trading day yesterday to 2,984.47 before paring the losses to close the trading day at 3,012.84; slightly above 3,000. Looking at the chart of the STI, the last time the STI closed below the 3,000 mark was somewhere back in Dec 2016; so it has really been sometime since the STI closed at below this 3,000 level.

Dear readers, DBS Research is bullish on one blue chip stock. The investment firm gives this blue chip stock a 15.9% potential upside "Buy".

Dear readers, DBS Research has given a "Buy" call to one stock with a potential 12.9% upside. What stock is this?

Dear readers, with the current stocks markets backdrop, it is no wonder that many stock prices are depressed. And it is no wonder that due to a lower stock price, the dividend yields of many stocks has hence become higher. Well, the above has to be based on the assumption that the depressed stock price is temporary and the company’s fundamentals remain intact so that the company can manage to pay the same dividends per share.

Dear readers, Peter Schiff is now saying that the Global Economic collapse has already started! Should you believe in what Peter Schiff proclaimed? Watch the video now to listen to what he has to say!

Dear readers, let us take a look at Singapore Reits right now to understand what you need and should know about investing in Reits against the current stocks markets backdrop.

Dear readers, I believe the launch of Temasek Retail Bonds must have excited some investors, especially with a return of some over 2% annually for over 5 years for a rather stable investment. But before you decide whether to apply for this bond, there are just two considerations which I would like to share with you.

Dear readers, amidst the current stocks markets backdrop, there are not many bullish factors for investors. However, OCBC Investment is giving a "Buy" call on one blue-chip stock with a 20% potential upside!

Dear readers, let us take a look at sixty Singapore's largest market cap stocks and their current prices versus their 52-weeks low prices.

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Dear readers, the Singapore Stocks markets have been Oversold due to the stocks markets corrections earlier this month. Arising from the above development, are there worthwhile stocks to look at for buying opportunities or is the current downtrend nothing but a start of a longer term downtrend?

Dear readers, last week there was a sell-off in global equities. How should investors do now amidst the current stocks markets backdrop? Watch the video below NOW!

Dear readers, together, let us watch the video below on when the economic collapse and stocks markets crash will happen, according to mainstream media.

Dear readers, UOB Kay Hian has given one stock a "Buy" call with a 38.5% potential upside! What is this stock that UOB Kay Hian is so bullish about?

Dear readers, if you are looking at some investment themes amidst the current stocks markets backdrop; I would not agree with you more that these themes are not apparent. Since most of the sentiments in the stocks markets are weighed more by the trade rhetoric, and factors like the US interest rate hikes and these have affected stocks markets sentiments of the regional and local stocks markets.

Dear readers, it was announced yesterday that Temasek Holdings would release another tranche of bonds which would target the retail investors as part of the subscribers of the bonds along with institutional investors. This bonds is called T2023 bonds and the issuance of this bonds reminds me of a recent retail bonds, Astrea IV bond, also from a Temasek-linked subsidiary.

Dear readers, Schieff has commented that the Bear Market has begun! Are you of the same view as him? Let us watch the video below Now!

Dear readers, we have been in a Goldilocks economy. A Goldilocks economy is an economy that is not so hot that it causes inflation and not so cold that it causes a recession.

Dear readers, let us watch the video now to understand more about coal-related stocks and China stocks against this current stocks market backdrop.

Dear readers, against the current backdrop of the local and global stocks markets, UOB Kay Hian is giving a "Buy" call on one stock. A blue-chip stock to be exact. And not just a "Buy" call but a "Buy" call worth a 31.8% potential upside "BUY!". Why is UOB Kay Hian so Bullish on this stock?

Dear readers, as the Singapore stocks markets corrected due to last week equities southing, let us take a look at the 30 large-cap (market cap of at least $500million) that are trading at their 52-weeks lows below.

Dear readers, last week, investors saw one of the greatest corrections to global and local equities; that was not seen in a long time.  Is this the start of a upcoming stocks market crash?

Dear readers, let us take a look at how to trade the oil rally as advised by the analyst in the video below.

Dear readers, after a massive sell-off last Thursday, which of the STI stocks right now are oversold?

Dear readers, amidst the current stocks markets backdrop, DBS Research has a "Buy" call on this stock with a 17.3% potential upside!

Dear readers, let us watch the video below against a backdrop of stocks markets decline and take a look at what the video says about what is expected to be the biggest market crash of our lifetime!

Dear readers, yesterday the Singapore stocks went south by 2.69%! And as a result, the Singapore STI went down to 3,047.39! While many investors must have been caught by surprise at the downturn of the Singapore stocks, if you are to share what I have been thinking all along and as shared in my earlier posts: there are simply no catalysts in the near term to support a bullish view of the global equities. The way forward for global equities including local stocks is south.

Dear readers, it needs no introduction: today, Singapore stocks dived 2.69% in a single-day drop magnitude not seen before in a long time. While there may still be much downside for the Singapore stocks markets, I present to you S16 large-cap stocks now which are trading at 52-weeks lows as of today: 1) OCBC stock 2) Hongkong Land stock 3) Genting Singapore stock 4) Jardine C&C stock 5) SIA stock 6) Ascendas Reit 7) City Development stock 8) SGX stock

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Dear readers, let us take a look at the dividend yields of Singapore largest cap stocks to uncover which of these pay the highest dividend yields on SGX.

Dear readers, let us take a look at one stock which the analyst has a "Buy" call rating of a potential upside of 12.3%.

Dear readers, let us watch the video below on Ascendas Reit, Banking stocks and weekly stocks strategies.

Dear readers, the Singapore stocks markets have been heading south in line with regional peers. The STI closed at 3,181.45 yesterday and if the STI trends down further, I believe the support at 3,100 could still be tested.

Dear readers, in an earlier post I have shared with readers how Sembcorp Marine stock has broken past its 200-Days-Moving Average from low and how if the technical charts are to be followed, Sembcorp Marine stock would be poised for a longer-term uptrend (you can read the post here ).

Dear readers, let us take a look below at Trade Minister Chan Chun Sing's take on cost of living.

Dear readers, let us take a look at what Peter Schiff has for the global investor community below.

Dear readers, Thank You for tuning in to Singapore Stocks Investing on the start of a work week! For today's post, the contents need no introduction as one could know from the picture of the post.

Dear readers, against the current Singapore stocks backdrop, which of the largest-cap Singapore stocks offer the best value in terms of price-to-book ratio? That is, which of Singapore's largest market-cap stocks are the most undervalued?

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Dear readers, let us take a look at this stock which an analyst has revealed to be a BUY CALL with a POTENTIAL UPSIDE OF 23.4% even when the current stocks markets are still, in my belief lackluster !

Dear readers, let us take a look at the Oversold STI stocks as at 5 Oct 2018. The Singapore stocks as measured by the STI has had a volatile trading week. There were quite a number of considerations like US Federal Reserves' interest rate hike consideration, oil prices and the potential of trade wars between China and America.

Dear readers, DBS Research has a "Buy" call on this stock listed on SGX with a potential upside of 25.6%! Want to find out the name of this stock and read more details?

Dear readers, the November 2018 Singapore Savings Bond is open for application. In what could be a response to the very modest take-up rate for the Oct 2018 Singapore Savings Bond tranche (the amount applied was less than the amount open for subscription: one of the very rare cases this was so), the first-year return of the Nov 2018 tranche of the Savings Bond is as high as 1.80%!

Dear readers, let us take a look at why DBS Research is so bullish on one small-cap stock such that amidst the current stocks markets backdrop, DBS Research is giving a "Buy" call on this stock and with a upside potential of over 20%!

Dear readers, let us take a look at the video below on updates in relation to strategic investment and two blue-chip stocks. Sharing the exact timelines below to locate the various segments, hope you find it useful.

Dear readers, sharing with you video below on the possible economic collapse as according to the video.

Dear readers, an analyst has a "Overweight" call on this small-cap stock with a potential upside of 45.8%!

Dear readers, let us take a look at the list of Singapore's largest-cap stocks and their Return-on-Equity to discover which among them offer the highest Return-on-Equity.

Dear readers, in recent blog posts, I have been sharing quite a fair bit of investing themes which I thought are interesting to readers. In this post, let me summarize these investment themes. First, on the Singapore Stocks markets. My take on Singapore Stocks markets is that while Singapore stocks have performed well in the recent trading sessions and that it seems 3,200 STI level is a strong support; we are a price taker after all and hence lots have to hinge on the US stocks markets and other macro factors like the US’ Federal Reserves interest rates decision.

Dear readers, let us take a detailed look at how the top 60 Singapore stocks in terms of market capitalization are trading as at 28 Sep 2018 versus their 52-weeks trading lows below.