WH the rooster

Received my$DBS(D05.SG) dividend today. Not a huge amount yet, but it genuinely makes me happy seeing passive income coming in. DBS continues to deliver strong business results, and the share price even crossed SGD61 already!! Looking back, buying DBS is definitely one of the wisest investment decisions I’ve made so far - Strong fundamentals, consistent dividends, and definitely long term growth potential give me confidence to keep holding for the future. ☺️🍀

@Bridge Buzz SG

Investing in $DBS(D05.SG) is the right decision for me. Their latest results show strong performance, with net profit rising to $2.93B and total income hitting a record high. On top of that, the dividend increased to S$0.81, which reinforces my confidence in their ability to deliver consistent returns to shareholders!! Overall, I’m very happy to see such solid numbers backing my investment thesis. 😁

@Bridge Buzz SG

I added a small position in$Blackstone Secured Lending Fund(BXSL.US) to my portfolio mainly for dividend income. Based on FY2025, the company paid four quarterly dividend bringing the full-year annual dividend to $3.08 per share, which works out to around 12%+ !! In my view, this offers a much better return than fixed deposit rates, and that was my main thought process behind adding it as a small income-focused holding.

@Bridge Buzz SG

YES $Fortinet(FTNT.US)!! I invested in FTNT because to me Cybersecurity is a “must-have” business in any big companies, banks, hospitals, and even governments. They will need strong protection from hackers and cyberattacks so this is no longer an optional spending. FTNT demand will stay strong for now and in the future, even during uncertain times.

@Bridge Buzz SG

$DBS(D05.SG)

Although DBS shares have been trending lower recently, I will continue adding in tranches as I remain confident in its strong business fundamentals. In the long run, I believe the share price will recover and continue moving higher. 🍀

$Citigroup(C.US)is one of the U.S. banks I have invested in. Since the new CEO took over, the company’s priorities have shifted, with a stronger focus on its institutional and wealth management businesses, and this strategy is already showing positive results. To date, I am seeing about a 40% gain on my investment, and I believe the company still has strong potential to continue growing and move higher. 😁

@Bridge Buzz SG

I believe my decision to invest in $Sheng Siong(OV8.SG)is a sound one, given its resilient grocery business and steady cash flow. Allocating a small portion allows me to gain exposure to defensive growth while managing overall portfolio risk effectively 🍎🧄🥯🍗🥮🧁🍫☕️

@Bridge Buzz SG

I invested in $Goldman Sachs Nasdaq-100 Core Premium Income ETF(GPIQ.US) for its strong monthly income, which provides steady cash flow for me ie high dividend while I keep staying invested in the market. It also gives me the exposure to top tech companies in US. I will be doing it DCF. 🍀

@Bridge Buzz SG

With the ongoing US and Iran tensions, the market will likely stay volatile with ups and downs. I’ll stay cautious and slowly add shares in big tech, as they are strong companies with solid earnings and good long-term growth potential. Good example for me is $Microsoft(MSFT.US) ☺️

I own shares of Citigroup because I could see their improving financial performance and stronger balance sheet. The company has been making steady progress in restructuring its business, which gives me confidence in its long term outlook. I am definitely comfortable holding and staying invested in them in future 😁

@Bridge Buzz SG

I remain confident in the$Unitedhealth(UNH.US)due to its strong competitive advantages and consistent earnings track record. I’ve been gradually adding to my position over the past few months and am positioning myself to benefit from its potential growth ahead.

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$Visa(V.US)

I continue investing in Visa for its strong fundamentals and growth. Recent geopolitical-driven dips are short term. I see them as opportunity to accumulate more if it goes down further. 😁

@Bridge Buzz SG

Ouch!! so much doom and gloom in the news. The S&P 500 has already wiped out all its 2026 gains. As for me, I’ll keep continue in DCA into companies I strongly believe in, trusting they’ll trend higher over time. That’s the rhythm of compounding—staying steady while others panic is where the real rewards come from. $Mastercard(MA.US) is one of them

Haha, that sounded quite professional 😄

@Bridge Buzz SG

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)

NVIDIA is one of the great companies I’m holding. With the recent dip in price, I’ll continue to nibble and accumulate more if it drops further. I’m not concerned about short-term fluctuations, as I’m in it for the long term. 😁

@Bridge Buzz SG

I have started my position in $Mastercard(MA.US)because of its strong and consistent business model which delivers high profitability so far. In the long term, I also see significant growth coming from the continued expansion of digital payments. I will continue to buy taking advantage of recent geopolitical issues.

@Bridge Buzz SG

I am bullish towards $Microsoft(MSFT.US)for long run. Strong moat company and has strong and proven track record of consistent revenue growth and business performance. The current price now much lower than its intrinsic value so I thought it is good time to nimble some. I will buy even more if is drop for another 10%. ☺️

@Bridge Buzz SG

I am accumulating Reaves Utility Income Fund (UTG) primarily for its consistent dividend income, which offers an attractive yield of around 6%+. This is the shares under utility sector and people must rely on regardless of economic conditions, which makes their cash flows relatively stable and defensive, especially during market downturns.

@Bridge Buzz SG

$Rvs Utilt Income(UTG.US)

I invested in $Sheng Siong(OV8.SG)because it sits right at the heart of everyday life in Singapore. When the economy is strong, people shop more. When times are tough, people still need groceries. 😆Sheng Siong is a resilient business, and its steady, dependable dividends make it even more attractive to hold. @Bridge Buzz SG

I’ve started building my position in DBS $DBS(D05.SG), taking advantage of the recent price drop caused by the recent war tensions. The stock has fallen nearly 20% from its peak. Since I’m unsure how much further it might decline, I’ve been accumulating gradually, bit by bit. Wish me luck. 🍀

@Bridge Buzz SG

I started my investment journey with Long Bridge SG 5 months ago, and I genuinely enjoy the platform’s clean interface and smooth trading experience. It is simple, intuitive, and seamless to use. ☺️ While my results so far may not be extraordinary, I am satisfied as it represents a solid and disciplined start to my investing journey. I will continue to invest guided by a value-investing approach, focusing on quality companies with strong fundamentals and long-term potential. I look forward to Long Bridge SG introducing even more innovative and useful features in 2026 to further enhance the investing experience. 🍀

@Longbridge Singapore @Bridge Buzz SG

$Apple(AAPL.US)

I initiated a small position in AAPL as my first entry, as the stock is currently in a downtrend. If prices decline further, I plan to gradually add more. Apple remains a fundamentally strong company, and with a long-term holding horizon, I stay bullish on its future prospects. 🎄

@Bridge Buzz SG

I am pleased with my 2025 investment results of achieving a 12.13% return within just two months after starting my positions on Longbridge SG. By staying focused on a small number of high-quality companies and investing only after thorough analysis of their financial strength and long-term potential, the strategy has worked well - NVIDIA, Oracle, Microsoft, Citigroup, United Health just to name a few.

Looking ahead to 2026, my focus will remain on the US market, particularly in the technology and healthcare sectors, where long-term growth prospects remain compelling. I will also be exploring opportunities in Singapore banks.

$Oracle(ORCL.US)- I bought Oracle shares during the recent plunge, viewing the decline as an opportunity rather than a setback. I believe Oracle’s strong enterprise positioning, recurring revenue, cloud transformation, and long-term demand for data and AI infrastructure will support sustainable growth and eventual price recovery over time. ☺️

@Bridge Buzz SG