TOM K: HAVE BEEN BUYING MORE STOCKS THESE DAYS

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SINGAPORE-STOCKSDear readers, the US-China trade tensions have caused stocks markets world-wide to head south. As a result, stocks which I have been interested at have been trending low. I hence took the opportunity to load these stocks slowly with the view that the US-China trade differences would be resolved or at least reach a better deal. And even if the trade tensions were to escalate further, I would load up more for stocks whose prices I believe would be already at a discounted price arising from these trade tension episodes.

This is really about Buying when others are selling. So that you enter at lower prices, at a much discounted price, with the consideration that you are able to hold these stocks for a longer term horizon. STABLE STI CORE, MULTI-BAGGED BY SELECTIVE INTERNATIONAL PICKS! Join the emailing list to receive regular Financial and Singapore stocks newsletters too! Like" me on Singapore Stocks Investing Facebook page to receive all posts on your Facebook as well as read more articles. Follow me on Twitter too.

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