SINGAPORE STOCKS INVESTING

Dear readers, there are a couple of geopolitical factors surrounding the global equities markets right now. Singapore stocks have corrected. But Singapore stocks are also not that attractive right now either.

Dear readers, as you would have known by now, my strategy which I am sharing right here on Singapore Stocks Investing goes by having the core of one’s investment portfolio in defensive stocks basket like an index fund such as the STI ETF. Thereafter, one could dedicate the other portion of the portfolio to selective international picks worthy of multi-bagging potential.

Dear readers, in this post, let me talk about the Dividends Strategy which some investors advocate.

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, I hope you have enjoyed “Part 1” of this post series where I have revealed my strategy for all readers’ information. In this post, let me share some snippets of my strategy with All of you!

Dear readers, ever since Singapore Stocks Investing (this humble blog of mine) underwent a revamp of the blog design so as to align and better present to readers of my (i.e. Tom K) investing strategy; I have received indication that readers like what I have tweaked for this blog.

Dear readers, the global stocks markets have not corrected for close to a decade now ever since the 2009 stocks markets corrections. With every year that the global stocks markets do not correct, the fears or anticipation that the stocks markets would be correcting soon seems to be more widely- thought of by the fellow investing community.

Dear readers, after a period of consolidating my investing strategy, I had gone into Year 2019, wiser from my many years of investing and armed with a Better Investment Strategy. This Investment Strategy has benefited me in my Year 2019 investment to-date such I had already made 28% profit margin with my capital invested!

Dear readers, first I would like to Thank You if you are a regular reader of Singapore Stocks Investing. Next, I would like to welcome you if you are a new reader of Singapore Stocks Investing. I appreciate all your support for Singapore Stocks Investing blog as it has not been easy to juggle our busy lives to connect on this platform here (for myself, finding time to write and for yourselves, finding time to read what I have written).

This week issue of The Edge Singapore carries a report summarizing the update of the Singapore penny stocks saga of Year 2013. The highlight was that one of the defendants has turned witness for the prosecution. And detailed in the report was a trace-back of what happened and the key developments ever since then.

Yesterday night, I made a quick and profitable trade on this US stock. Placing my trade before the Nasdaq opened, my “Buy” order was quickly filled and from then, it was get set go as the stock price of the US stock rallied to a high!

Dear readers, recently, I have launched the investment strategy of Singapore Stocks Investing as below.

Dear readers yesterday, the US stock which I have shared has rallied (you could revisit the link here ).

Dear readers, on 26 Feb 2019, Singapore Stocks Investing revealed its Investment Strategy for All readers (you could visit this link to know more about the strategy).

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, 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.