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CHINA GAMING STOCKS IN FOCUS: POLICY REVERSAL!
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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.
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Dear readers, how have you been? I think you would agree with me that beside your current interest in stocks, you would have been rather interested in one topic that is on most Singaporean’s minds these days.
Dear readers, let us watch the video below of JD.com stock. One of the stocks under the "Selective International Plays" with the potential to multibag one's portfolio over a longer-term horizon in my humble opinion.
Dear readers, Keppel Corp is currently trading at $8.21 and analysts are bullish about the stock. Of the four analysts which covered Keppel Corp recently:
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Dear readers, there are currently nine stocks which are deeply undervalued, trading at no more than Price-to-Book ratio of 0.50. Further these nine stocks offer a dividends of more than 4% each. Interested to know the names of these stocks? Without further ado, these nine stocks are:
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, 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?