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Dear readers, in this post, let us learn about the surprising policy reversal of China's gaming rules and the impact of the related Chinese gaming stocks.
Dear readers, is recession coming? Watch the video below at the 30:20 minute mark for the Phillip Monthly Recession Tracker (Mar 2018) to find out more! Also, if you are interested to find out more about Facebook Inc stock amidst the recent episode of data privacy leaks, have a watch from the 11:25 minutes mark of the video.
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, the STI carried out a good rebound of 1.14% north yesterday to reach a close of 3,516.23. To appreciate the rally, let us look at the STI ETF, an ETF which tracks the STI. When the Singapore stocks markets corrected recently, the STI ETF went to a low of $3.35 on 9 Feb 2018. Yesterday, the STI ETF, buoyed by the STI rally went to a high of $3.52. This means that if an investor has bought into the STI ETF at $3.35 for a cool 3,000 shares at a total investment of $10,050 and sells the ETF at $3.52 for a profit of $0.17 per ETF share (around 4.82% profit margin), the investor would have profited a cool $510 before transaction fees.
Dear readers, the Forbes Singapore 50 Richest list is out (full list here ). To make it for the list, individuals should have a net worth of at least US $870 million.
Dear readers, in one of my recent posts, I have highlighted that there is currently no STI constituent stocks for the previous week. And indeed, the STI ETF is still Overbought for two consecutive weeks and along with it, there exists really a good number of STI stocks which are currently Overbought.
Dear readers, in this post, let us take a look at how one can strategize and invest in the Singapore Stocks Markets for Year 2024. In the video below, we have Paul Chew, Head of Research at PhillipCapital to share with us the Singapore equity strategy for this year. Without further ado, let us watch the video below for the insights on the strategy now!
Dear readers, not all stocks which are undervalued (i.e. with a Price-to-Book ratio of less than 1) are true gems though on a theoretical front, undervalued stocks look attractive since one will be buying these stocks at a fraction of what they are worth. In today’s post, I share the top twelve undervalued stocks with the highest profit margins, as below.