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Singapore’s market is offering a terrible bet right now. STI sits at 5025，aproaching MA10，20.

Meanwhile, GDP forecasts got slashed (3.9% Q2 vs 4.5%

prior forcast), inflation revised UP to 2.3%. Three consecutive losing days, weak level since May 12. The math says wait.

The big money is not in the buying and selling, but in the waiting. So do my small money.

Patient is my theme in June.@Bridge Buzz SG

Today was a hard-fought crawl back to the previous 5020 platform. Given how wildly volatile global markets have been this week, the STI actually did quite well. Can‘t ask for too much.

What really caught me by surprise, though, was CapitaLand‘s commercial real estate/REITs. If the market is panicking over Fed rate hikes, why on earth are properties rallying while banks are dropping? 🧐

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Not too worried about the current STI correction, but June is looking incredibly shaky. I feel like declining liquidity, Fed uncertainty, and the gravitational pull of a technical pullback will likely spark a major sell-off in the US AI sector. If that happens, other Asian markets—particularly South Korea and Taiwan—will inevitably follow. How much can the STI actually hold its ground? I’m playing it safe and staying on the sidelines for now.

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Gotta admit, I was a bit too optimistic. Last night, US markets panicked over rate hike fears again. Next week, the STI might test the 5200 level / 20-day moving average.

To buy the dip or not to buy, that is the question. 🤔

My take? Rate hikes aren‘t necessarily bad news for Singapore as a global financial hub. If anything, we might get a golden opportunity to scoop up some REITs at rock-bottom prices! 📉💎

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Today was a total disaster. A massive sucker punch to the face! Who did it? Was it the US and Iran teaming up, or was it some crooked market makers pulling a dirty trick? Nobody knows. But I believe it’s the US and Iran. I really do. Why? Because Singapore banks are hundreds of billions now! A few market makers can’t move them. They have no such power? I bought the dip.That‘s my honest response. Are these two Yuan Jia forcing me to swing trade with them?

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I originally wanted to go all in on OCBC and DBS, but let’s be real—even the best banking stonks hit a P/E ceiling eventually. So I’m allocating some into ES3. For the long haul, I’m leaning towards G3b because the logic is simple: lower expense ratios mean I theoretically scoop up an extra 0.8% a year. But honestly, with the current macro, doing absolutely nothing is the best play. Just sitting tight and waiting for the market to blast past 5200. Am I huffing too much hopium, or is that a pretty modest ambition?

Took a beating for a few days, but finally eating good today! Even though the STI is gathering steam to break through the 5,100 psychological barrier, OCBC has seen five straight days of net capital outflows. Still, it feels a bit safer compared to DBS. I’m cautiously bullish—what’s your take?

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The market just charged me some heavy tuition to teach me what options trading really is. Forget all that official ’hedging‘ nonsense—for us retail traders, and we’re just intellectually gambling. Yesterday, I was up over 40% during that first 30-minute pump, but greed got the best of me and I diamond-handed it. Lesson learned: options melt faster than ice cream because Theta Gang always wins. Your only real window to survive is the first 30 minutes after the opening bell.

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The stock market is the ultimate toxic relationship. Yesterday, I got absolutely slapped; today, I’m eating steak.

I had a perfect plan: strictly buy along the 5-day moving average. Simple, disciplined, foolproof. But yesterday, the market decided to dive-bomb straight to the 10-day line, completely shattering my trading discipline (and my sanity).

Still cautiously optimistic about the market outlook, holding some positions. The confirmation time for the previous two highs was within 5-6 trading days. I cannot see the index trading volume, but DBS seems to have much less momentum than before. If there is positive news stimulation on the macro front, in my personal view, STI might reach the 5250 point level. If the opposite happens, I will continue to add positions.

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STI has broken through the 5030-5040 psychological barrier for three days. Cautiously consider it a valid breakout, with conservative volume. It retraced to the 5-day moving average today. The current economic environment is not very friendly. Bought back a certain position today, hoping it can hold steady above the 5040 level.

Cleared positions yesterday, not because I'm bearish, but as a tactical move to lower the cost basis. Bought back today at the 5-day moving average. If the Fed doesn't release any major negative news, I'll buy more at the 5-day line tomorrow. I'm relatively optimistic about this pullback. Let's see how the 10-year Treasury yield manages a soft landing that day.

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$DBS(D05.SG)No matter how small, a gain is still a positive return.

Just entered the Singapore stock market, checking in! For the first half-year, I decided to park my funds in a DBS Multiplier account, which was already pretty sweet. But recently, I started investing in DBS and OCBC stocks, and I realized that their dividends + growth absolutely crush the returns of the DBS Multiplier.

The key really lies in asset allocation.

Looking ahead, whether the Fed hikes or cuts rates, I feel confident holding onto Singapore bank stocks. On the flip side, I don’t dare to blindly jump in and catch US AI stocks right now; I‘m waiting for a pullback opportunity, as the current momentum is just too wild.

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