$ST Engineering(S63.SG)
Context: I was looking to add a more defensive counter to my portfolio, and ST Engineering stood out because of its track record of returning value to shareholders.
My trade: Bought 100 shares at $10.22, mainly for the potential dividend income and steady business profile.
Takeaway: I’ll keep an eye on dividend sustainability and cash flow before deciding whether to increase my position.
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$SATS(S58.SG)
Context: I’ve been watching SATS as the aviation and food-services sector continues to recover.
My trade: Added 100 shares at $3.90, looking to gain exposure to the company’s longer-term growth as travel demand and aviation activity remain strong.
Takeaway: I’ll monitor earnings and passenger volumes closely before deciding whether to add more.
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$ST Engineering(S63.SG)
Context: I’ve been watching ST Engineering due to its strong aerospace and defence exposure.
My trade: Added 100 shares at $10.22 as I believe the company has solid long-term growth potential and a diversified business. I’ll continue monitoring its earnings and performance.
Takeaway: I’ll focus more on fundamentals and valuation before adding to my position again.
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$ST Engineering(S63.SG)
Context: I’ve been holding ST Engineering and continue to like the company’s steady mix of aerospace, defence and commercial businesses.
My trade: Held my position and took the opportunity to review it rather than chase the price. For me, the thesis remains intact, especially with its recurring revenue and diversified operations.
Takeaway: I’d rather stay patient with a quality holding than trade in and out unnecessarily.