Singtel

$Singtel(Z74.SG)

Context: The telecom sector in Singapore remains a defensive stronghold, offering robust cash flow support and consistent dividend yields despite short-term market fluctuations.

My trade: Holding 1,000 shares of Singtel (Z74) at an average cost of 4.157 SGD, currently maintaining a healthy unrealized profit of +7.28% as a long-term income foundation.

Takeaway: Next time, I will set automated trailing stop alerts to lock in core profits while holding the baseline shares for recurring dividend payout distributions.

$Singtel 5xLongSG280307(XNEW.SG)Context: Singtel has continued to move in the right direction and my position has improved nicely since my previous update.

My trade: I’m still holding my Singtel 5xLong position. My cost is 0.310 and it is now trading at 0.370, bringing my gain to 19.35%. I decided to keep holding instead of taking profit earlier, and so far the patience has paid off.

Takeaway: Happy with the progress, but I’ll continue watching the momentum closely and protect my gains if the trend starts to change. @Captain's Treasure

$Singtel(Z74.SG)

Context: Telecom blue chips in Singapore are showing solid upward momentum driven by reliable regional growth and steady dividend yield support.

My trade: Holding 1,000 shares of Singtel (Z74) at an average cost of 4.157 SGD, watching the position gain further ground with a strong unrealized profit of +9.69%.

Takeaway: Next time, I will set trailing stops as the price advances past key psychological levels to lock in capital gains while continuing to collect dividends.

Iggy's Journal: Starting the Week a Little Sore

7 September 2026, AM

Market Data

Quiet start, genuinely. US markets are shut today for Labor Day, so there's no fresh overnight print to react to, last real session was Friday, and I covered that in Saturday's post. What's new since then is mostly the weekly wrap. The STI closed out its first week of September up 46.60 points, 0.81%, with Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, Hongkong Land and Singtel doing the heavy lifting Friday. Separately, MAS's own survey of private economists just showed the odds of a S$NEER tightening move in October climbing to 45%, up from 30% back in June, alongside an upgraded full year GDP call. Worth watching, not reacting to yet. One thing I'm not going to state with confidence today, there's conflicting reporting on what's actually happening in the Gulf right now, some sources say tensions have eased, others describe an active disruption to tanker transit through Hormuz. I'd rather flag that I don't have a clean answer than pretend I do.

My Personal Take

Still feeling Saturday's leg day if I'm honest, walking down stairs this morning was its own little cardio session. Nice quiet Monday to ease back into it though, no SGX today either with the US holiday knocking the usual rhythm off. Been sitting with that MAS survey number over coffee, 45% is not a coin flip, it is not a certainty either, and that in-between zone is exactly where I find myself rereading the same paragraph three times. Nothing urgent to do about it today. Just filing it away for now.

Not financial advice. Iggy's Forensic Compliance Standards apply.

Cheers, Iggy 🦖

$Singtel 5xLongSG280307(XNEW.SG)

Context: Singtel has been holding up quite well, so I decided to take a leveraged position and see if the momentum could continue.

My trade: I entered Singtel 5xLong at 0.310 and continued holding. It is now at 0.340, giving me around 9.67% profit. Happy with the gain so far and I will continue to watch how Singtel moves.

Takeaway: Sometimes being patient with a good entry works better than chasing after the price.

$Singtel(Z74.SG)

Context：

Held Singtel for a few months now. I missed trimming during the last run-up, but the price has surged back up to test the $4.50 resistance again.

Action：

Decided to play it safe and locked in profits on half my position today.

Why：

The broader index is sitting near elevated highs, but Singtel’s trading volume remains pretty thin. This sideways consolidation near the upper resistance band feels more like momentum fatigue than a clean, convincing breakout.

$Singtel(Z74.SG)

Context：Singtel is testing another platform breakout on the technical chart. The last two attempts failed, keeping it locked in a tight consolidation range. Will the third time finally be the charm?

Action：sale half my position of z74

Why：I’m remaining cautious despite today‘s STI rally—the actual driver behind the move feels pretty unclear.

My main hesitation? Singapore’s big bank stocks are teetering right on the edge of a daily MACD bearish divergence.

If the banks trigger a technical pullback, it‘s hard for the market to keep climbing. Are you buying this Singtel breakout or waiting on the sidelines?