SINGAPORE STOCKS INVESTING

Dear readers, there are two macro events which could serve as a short-term impetus to global stocks markets. First, the ongoing Trump-Kim Summit in Vietnam. Many expect the Trump-Kim Summit to yield at least some positive outcomes. And any positive outcomes are likely to be appreciated by the global stocks markets in the current backdrop where there are not as many bullish factors to bring stocks north.

Dear readers, Singapore Stocks Investing’s Investing Strategy is Best summed by up one tagline: “Stable STI Core, Multi-Bagged by Selective International Picks!”. In this post, let me share with you one potential multi-bagger stock which you may want to consider adding to your portfolio! Yes, as the tagline suggests, this potential multi-bagger stock will be drawn selectively from international stocks. Without further ado, let us read on!

Dear readers, what have Tiger Airways stock, Noble Group stock, Hyflux stock, Sembcorp Industries stock, Sembcorp Marine stock and some other stocks which I have not mentioned here got to do in common? Well, all of these stocks were or seem to be great Singapore-listed stocks before but today, they have either become delisted or trading at a fraction of their former prices.

Dear readers, there is one stock with a "Buy" rating that has a potential upside of 37.1%! What is this stock which the analyst is so Bullish on?

Dear readers, some of you may already have noticed the new Singapore Stocks Investing logo. The new logo exemplifies my stocks investing strategy which is also the strategy behind this blog.

Dear readers, China’s market is big and it is growing. Not doubt the growth may be seem to be as rapid as before, the inevitable fact is there is still lots of potential to unlock from China’s growth and lots of opportunities in the China stock markets based on a long –term perspective.

Dear readers, the STI may be making some humble rallies these few days, but five of its constituents are also rallying to the point that they have been Overbought. Let us find out what these Overbought STI stocks are:

Dear readers, yesterday was the $13.6 million TOTO HongBao draw. And the top prize of $13.6 million was shared between two winners who each bought the winning ticket from Yishun!

Dear readers, this stock was a former blue-chip stock. But now, the stock is reduced to a laggard. However right now, some analysts are saying the story could be turning for the better for the stock. And one analyst even gave the stock a "Buy" call to the effect of a 30% potential upside!

Dear readers, Sembcorp Marine stock rallied by a very respectable 6.3% on 20 Feb 2019 on high volumes even though its profit sink by 94.9% as reported on 20 Feb 2019. Yesterday (21 Feb 2019), Sembcorp Marine stock climbed another 1.20% to close at $1.70. Will Sembcorp Marine stock climb further and should you Buy Sembcorp Marine stock now?

Dear readers, UOB stock closed at $25.98 yesterday. Do you know that since Aug 2018, UOB stock has been testing the 200-Days-Moving-Average?

Dear readers, there are three little-known Singapore stocks with little debt that pays more than 6% dividend yield. These stocks are:

Dear readers, let us watch the video below to understand what investors should know about SINGTEL, STARHUB, COMFORTDELGRO, SATS, HMI, SREITS, SINGAPORE COAL

Dear readers, as you may have known as an investor, the SGX had recently revamped their webpage.

Singapore-based investor Jim Rogers has been invited to North Korea as reported in the news. And then it was reported that Jim was not invited. Nevertheless, according to the articles which I have read, Jim Rogers has a bullish view of North Korea and that he has likened the current North Korea to what China was at the point of China’s opening up to the world. As such, it was mentioned that Jim Rogers see the potential of investing in North Korea.

Dear readers, one analyst in its recommendation report has a "Buy" call on one Singapore blue-chip banking stock with a potential upside of 14.3%! Why is this analyst so Bullish on this stock?

Dear readers, currently there is one stock which traded at 8.42% dividend yield and for which an analyst has given a "Buy" call of a potential upside of 30.5%!

Dear readers, SINGAPORE BUDGET 2019 will be delivered in a few hours time today. Let me give my take in this post on which Singapore stocks are likely to benefit from the Budget.

Dear readers, what happened to Hyflux and its stock needs no re-telling. Basically, Hyflux lost monies and Hyflux investors also lost monies. And it is not just for equity investors who had bought into Hyflux stocks, but also for investors of Hyflux bonds. I read that investors lost thousands and some of those capitals lost were hard-earned monies of retail investors who planned to receive dividends from Hyflux bonds as part of their retirement incomes.

Dear readers, there is currently one STI constituent stock which is Oversold.

Dear readers, in my previous posts, I have shared with readers how since Chinese New Year 2019, one of the US stocks which I have had rallied by more than 100%! Just to share with all of you the development of this right below.

Dear readers, last month, I opened an account with one of the three biggest banks in Singapore and placed a new deposit in the account. The deposit was for a savings account which pays me an effective 2.20% returns per annum. And guess one, I had already just recently received the returns!

Dear readers, amidst the current US-Russia tensions, what should investors watch out for? To find out, watch the video below.

Dear readers, it has been some time since I took a look at the technical charts of the STI ETF so as to forecast the direction of the Singapore stocks moving forward. On looking at the STI ETF technical charts, I have an important technical indicator to share with All of You.

Dear readers, a STI constituent stock has attracted a "Buy" call from an analyst who has given the stock an upside potential of 14.5%! What is this STI stock that the analyst is so Bullish on?

Dear readers, commencing this month, the maximum allotment limit per investor for the Singapore Savings Bonds has been raised from $100,000 to $200,000. I believe this is a good piece of news for many retail investors who would wish to grow their monies in a risk-free manner while having the flexibility to withdraw their capital at no penalty anytime. For it means retail investors have another $100,000 to grow their monies risk-free!

Dear readers, the details of the March 2019 Singapore Savings Bonds had just been recently released. Let us look at the average annual returns of the March 2019 Singapore Savings Bonds with the recent tranches to take a look at just how they compare.

Dear readers, let us watch the video below to know more about Singapore's banking stocks: DBS, OCBC, UOB as well as two blue-chip stocks: SIA Engineering and M1.

Dear readers, yesterday it was reported that SIAS had raised questions about Ms Olivia Lum’s remuneration as CEO of Hyflux amid financial troubles at the company. It was reported that Ms Olivia had received over S$60 million in dividends from her 34% ordinary shareholding in Hyflux and that she earned between S$0.75m to S$1m in year 2017. The reports had me curious about just how much is Ms Olivia’s net worth just from her shareholdings in Hyflux alone?

Dear readers, we are now in the Chinese New Year of the Pig. In my previous posts, I have shared with readers three Singapore stocks which may do well in the Year of the Pig (you can read or re-read this post here ). Similarly, I have also shared with readers one stock market which may also perform well in the Year of the Pig (as per the link here ). In this post, I will further share with you readers whether Fengshui will favour this sleepy, under-radar stock in the Chinese New Year of the Pig.

Dear readers, OCBC Investment has given a “Buy” call on one STI stock. The STI stock currently pays a dividend yield of 3.6%. The target price of the stock is $1 while the stock closed at $0.955 on 7 Feb 2019, and hence the “Buy” call translates into a potential upside buy of 4.7%.

      There is a tall God of Fortune statue at River HongBao 2019 which I believe blesses all who have been to River HongBao 2019 with Fortune and Prosperity for Year 2019.

Dear readers, welcome to the weekly scan of STI stocks which are Oversold. As at 8 Feb 2019, the following STI stocks are Oversold.

Dear readers, ever since Chinese New Year of the Pig this year, one of my stocks has gained over 100% in price! Yes, this stock was the one which I had earlier shared with all of you readers when the stock price went up by 50% (as per the post here ). 

Dear readers, Thank You for your support of my blog, Singapore Stocks Investing ("SSI") blog. SSI could not be what it is today without your unwavering support through the years. And today, I have a piece of news to share with All of you readers.

Dear readers, with the macro developments on the US and Great Britain front, what is the outlook for the Great Britain Pound and the US Dollar?

Dear readers, welcome to the Chinese New Year of the Pig. If you are a believer in Fengshui, then there is one stocks market which you may wish to consider investing in the Chinese New Year of the Pig. So read on to find out just which stocks market this is.

Dear readers, with the Singapore stocks markets making decent gains for the year-to-date; many of the STI constituent stocks have since moved north in price, recovering their losses in their share prices incurred last year.

Dear readers, there are four groups of investors who may need to be rather cautious in the Chinese New Year of the Pig.

Dear readers, ever since Chinese New Year, one of my stocks has gained 50% in price!

Dear readers, a very Happy Chinese New Year to All of You! How has your Chinese New Year been so far? I believe many of you are currently visiting your family, friends and relatives or are in the midst of doing so. Exchanging Ang Baos, catching up with relatives and friends not seen for a long time and enjoying festive drinks and snacks. I Thank You for tuning in to Singapore Stocks Investing on the very first day of Chinese New Year 2019!

Dear readers, one Singapore stock has attracted the "Buy" call from an analyst who has given it a 22.2% potential upside!

Dear readers, the STI closed at 3,059.23 on 31 Dec 2018 and on the last trading day of Jan 2019 (31 Jan 2019) closed at 3,190.17; which represented a decent gain of 130.94 points or about 4.28% for the gain in STI for the year-to-date 2019.

Dear readers, Chinese New Year is just next Tuesday and I believe many of you are busy preparing for Chinese New Year or are preparing to go for a holidays! Amidst this festive mood, let me share with you Six Prosperity Tips in this post for the upcoming Chinese New Year!

Dear readers, how has your Chinese New Year preparations been? I believe you must have been busy spring cleaning your house, buying goodies amd new clothes for yourself and family. Exchanging for new notes and going to the hair dresser and barber. The usual to-do checklist for every Chinese New Year, isn’t it?

Dear readers, there is currently one business trust which has paid a total dividend of $0.051 per share for Year 2018. Based on the trust’s last-traded price of $0.74, the dividend yield works out to 6.9% per annum, which is a very decent dividend return. Now, CGS CIMB has further provided a “Buy” call to this Trust with a further15% potential upside to this Trust.

Dear readers, the result of the Singapore February 2019 Savings Bonds had been released. Of the maximum amount of $300,000 offered, only $203,269,000 had been allotted.

Dear readers, some ATMs on our island seem to be running out of currency notes? I heard it first over the radio a few days ago when listeners called into the radio station to comment that certain ATMs had run out of notes. Then I happened to see it for myself when passing by some folks who were withdrawing cash from some ATMs. But then, it happened to myself yesterday when I tried to get hold of an ATM just so that I could have some cash (which coincidentally I have run out of in my wallet) to pay for that coveted western dish which I had travelled all the way from home to partake (cash is the only payment accepted at the Western food stall).