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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, become Richer and Wiser this weekends (13 Apr 18 to 15 Apr 2018)! How? By going to Singapore Expo this weekends where the long-awaited MPH Book Sale is NOW ON!
Dear readers, I have had blocked nose in the past few days and it was quite uncomfortable, especially when it was coupled with very hot weather. When I returned to office, colleagues were also sneezing as well, same as for commuters on the trains. I also noticed more people masking up. And it is a good thing as masking helps prevent further spread of the disease.
Dear readers, currently, Temasek Holdings is offering a 10-year bond for retail investors that offers a 4.35% yearly interest. As this is a first retail bond offering from Temasek Holdings, naturally it generates quite a lot of buzz among the investor community. Temasek is a brand name and the yearly interest is also decent. Decent returns and relatively safe and I believe many investors would consider whether to invest in it.
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 reader, UOB Kay Hian has given a "Buy" rating on one STI constituent stock. This STI constituent stock has an over 4% dividend yield and based on 29 Mar 2019 stock price, the target price of UOB Kay Hian for this stock translates to potential upside of 17.6%!
Dear readers, with the raft of geo-political developments, is the next corrections of the global stocks markets on the card? Watch the video below to learn more.
Dear readers, as at 17 May 2019, there are two undervalued stock (i.e. with Price-to-Book ration of below 1) that has a dividend yield of 7% and a return-on-equity of more than 18% each. Without further ado, let us take a look at these two stocks.
Dear readers, as an investor, it is always good to read widely. From different credible sources. Today, let us watch the video below on the similarities among the biggest stock market crashes in history.