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description: "$STI ETF(ES3.SG)I believe now would be a good time to accumulate  STI for a few reasons, I believe that firstly with so many geological tensions, capital is going to flow into Singapore, as shown in terms of the wealth management AUM in the 3 banks recent earnings reports, I believe that this figure will not only grow but also decrease the reliance on interest rates which can make the banks a more resilient business as well. In a technical side of things, I think that breaking out of a 17 year consolidation makes me confident that we will head higher, I think most people forget about how there are dead periods in the US market as well so to diversify, I will be starting to accumulate STI now."
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# $STI ETF(ES3.SG)I believe now would be a good time…


### Related Stocks

- [ES3.SG](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/ES3.SG.md)

## Comments (2)

- **Captain Leo · 2026-08-13T14:14:48.000Z**: Tying the fund-inflow claim back to the AUM lines in three sets of bank results, instead of leaving it at a hunch, is what makes this checkable rather than merely persuasive. Which AUM line would you watch to tell a one-quarter bump from something durable?
- **Alpha～ · 2026-08-13T10:22:31.000Z**: es3 is about 55% the three banks, and banks plus sgx drove 95% of the index gain this year. so its more a concentrated bank bet than a diversifier.


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