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I would like to see a column: 'SG stocks/news to watch'.
Given the rise of our own local stock market, I think it deserves more attention and coverage on the different opportunities already present in our own landscape. Maybe a summary/update every 5 days would suffice.
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I would like to see columns covering Geopolitical development impact on markets
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$VG S&P 500(VOO.US)
Context: The S&P 500 pushed higher past $711 today as tech hardware and AI leaders led a broad market rebound, shaking off recent macro jitters and late-summer consolidation.
My trade: Maintained position — I held my core shares steady without chasing the intraday rally. With recent limit orders already filled near support on the previous dip, I‘m keeping regular dollar-cost averaging tranches on schedule while reserving incremental dry powder for future pullbacks.
Takeaway: Resisting the urge to chase green momentum days keeps accumulation disciplined and preserves cash for real valuation discounts.
The AI gold rush isn’t just about finding the next big winner. Sometimes, the smarter play is selling the picks and shovels—chips, power, cooling, networking and data-centre infrastructure.
The rate hike landed and the S-REIT aisle filled up rather than emptied — plus who benefits from an "AI slowdown", and what an ex-dividend date actually costs.
Fed hike dates usually gives a good window to shop, as per trend stocks tend to come back to the prices they were trading
The rate hike landed and the S-REIT aisle filled up rather than emptied — plus who benefits from an "AI slowdown", and what an ex-dividend date actually costs.
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The rate hike landed and the S-REIT aisle filled up rather than emptied — plus who benefits from an "AI slowdown", and what an ex-dividend date actually costs.
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The rate hike landed and the S-REIT aisle filled up rather than emptied — plus who benefits from an "AI slowdown", and what an ex-dividend date actually costs.
REITs will be down over the next few quarters. It will bounce back up eventually as they are in the slums for a while already
The rate hike landed and the S-REIT aisle filled up rather than emptied — plus who benefits from an "AI slowdown", and what an ex-dividend date actually costs.
