SINGAPORE STOCKS INVESTING

Dear readers, in this post, let us take a look at a number of both US and Singapore stocks like: 1) Tesla Inc 2) Netflix 3) Ohmyhome 4) Suntec Reit 5) Mapletree Logistics Trust 6) Mapletree Industrial Trust 5) Keppel Limited via the video below: Or visit the link below to directly navigate to the respective segment: 00:41 Tesla Inc 05:50 Netflix Inc 09:34 Ohmyhome 14:00 Sheffield Green 19:00 Technical Analysis 25:12 Suntec REIT 27:32 Week 5 Phillip Singapore Weekly 38:09 Mapletree Logistics Trust 40:55 Mapletree Ind Trust 47:56 Q&A

Dear readers, just after US President announced that US would not impose tax on additional Chinese goods, it was just mooted that US could place tariffs on EU goods next.

Dear readers, let us watch the video below to learn the latest updates about: a) US stocks b) China stocks and c) Singapore stocks right now.

Dear readers, over the weekends, we have two somewhat positive developments that may boost global equities. They are none the less:

Dear readers, let us take a look at the oversold STI stocks for the week ended 21 Jun 2019.

Dear readers, when was the last time you feel UNSTOPPABLE ? Be it in anything which you do? For myself, the last time I felt UNSTOPPABLE was during secondary school days when I did well in my studies and it seems that there was nothing to stop me from getting top positions in class.

Dear readers, amidst the earnings reporting season, let us take a look at which of the three local banking stocks is the Better Buy Now. First, DBS stock. DBS stock closed at $28.25 on 30 Apr 2019. It pays a 4.25% dividend yield and has a Price-to-Book ratio of 1.423. Price-to-earnings, DBS has a 12.835 ratio.

Dear readers, the following are four stocks with the highest debt-to-equity ratio (“DER”) on the SGX. First up, is TT International with a DER of 4,563.26.

Dear readers, there have been so many developments over Hyflux stock saga. Investors who have invested their monies in Hyflux’s perpetual securities are inevitably worried about their investments.

Dear readers, recently, the news of Hyflux, the Penny stocks saga of Year 2013 have been making the headline news. I would not elaborate more about the details of these episodes but there are two important lessons as a summary arising from these episodes (and not including past episodes like Noble Group stock and where former blue-chip stocks were taken private or delisted at much lesser prices than those of their hey-days):

Dear readers, the Singapore government has announced that it will scrap away the current streaming system in secondary schools. With the proposed move, students will no longer be streamed into the Express or Normal streams. So with a more consolidated banding, what does it mean for the three education stocks in Singapore?

Dear readers, we are into the third month of Singapore Stocks for Year 2019. I would describe the performance of Singapore stocks as follows:

Dear readers, there are two macro events which could serve as a short-term impetus to global stocks markets. First, the ongoing Trump-Kim Summit in Vietnam. Many expect the Trump-Kim Summit to yield at least some positive outcomes. And any positive outcomes are likely to be appreciated by the global stocks markets in the current backdrop where there are not as many bullish factors to bring stocks north.

Dear readers, UOB stock closed at $25.98 yesterday. Do you know that since Aug 2018, UOB stock has been testing the 200-Days-Moving-Average?

Dear readers, what happened to Hyflux and its stock needs no re-telling. Basically, Hyflux lost monies and Hyflux investors also lost monies. And it is not just for equity investors who had bought into Hyflux stocks, but also for investors of Hyflux bonds. I read that investors lost thousands and some of those capitals lost were hard-earned monies of retail investors who planned to receive dividends from Hyflux bonds as part of their retirement incomes.

Dear readers, yesterday it was reported that SIAS had raised questions about Ms Olivia Lum’s remuneration as CEO of Hyflux amid financial troubles at the company. It was reported that Ms Olivia had received over S$60 million in dividends from her 34% ordinary shareholding in Hyflux and that she earned between S$0.75m to S$1m in year 2017. The reports had me curious about just how much is Ms Olivia’s net worth just from her shareholdings in Hyflux alone?

Dear readers, currently there is one stock of the week which has set many investors talking about. Do you know what this stock is? Well, an analyst has highlighted that this stock is worthy of a "Buy" as well and with a potential upside of 15.9%!

Dear readers, the Singapore Stocks STI went below the psychological 3,000 mark intra-trading day yesterday to 2,984.47 before paring the losses to close the trading day at 3,012.84; slightly above 3,000. Looking at the chart of the STI, the last time the STI closed below the 3,000 mark was somewhere back in Dec 2016; so it has really been sometime since the STI closed at below this 3,000 level.

Dear readers, there is one small-cap stock which was listed on SGX in 2017. Year-to-date, the stock price of this stock has retreated from an intra-year high of $0.28 to the current $0.16 stock price for an almost 40% southing, will this stock rebound next?

Dear readers, the Singapore Stocks STI reached an intra-year low of 3,102.73 on 12 Sep 18. Thereafter, the STI has rebounded such that the STI closed at 3,217.68 on 21 Sep 2018 or an approximate 3.70% increase from the intra-year low. The question now for Singapore investors is whether the rebound of STI will continue from here?