Genting Sing

$Genting Sing(G13.SG)

Context: The tourism and hospitality sector in Singapore continues to exhibit strong baseline demand, supporting Resorts World Sentosa’s steady operational recovery.

My trade: Holding 5,000 shares of Genting Sing (G13) at an average cost of 0.610 SGD, capturing a solid +6.55% profit margin as a fundamental growth anchor.

Takeaway: Next time, I will systematically sell covered call options against long positions during local consolidation phases to harvest extra option premium.

$Genting Sing(G13.SG)

Context: Tourism and integrated resort demand in Singapore remain resilient, supporting Genting Sing‘s steady price appreciation and upside potential.

My trade: Holding 5,000 shares of Genting Sing (G13) at a average cost of 0.610 SGD, maintaining a solid +7.37% profit margin as a core growth pillar.

Takeaway: Next time, I will systematically sell covered call options against core holdings to generate extra income during consolidation phases.

Checking in my August 19 portfolio update!

I have officially expanded my SG basket to 7 holdings by initiating a new position in consumer staples leader Delfi (P34)! Sitting flat at -0.60% (-10.00 SGD) on entry, Delfi brings strong cash-flow stability and dividend yield to my long-term allocation.

Meanwhile, my growth leaders continue to generate steady returns:

Genting Sing (G13): +8.19% (+250.00 SGD)

Sembcorp Ind (U96): +7.28% (+164.00 SGD)

CapitaLandInvest (9CI): +5.20% (+130.00 SGD)

Singtel (Z74): +3.99% (+170.00 SGD)

Delfi (P34): -0.60% (-10.00 SGD)

Mapletree Log Tr (M44U): -1.86% (-55.00 SGD)

CapLand Ascendas (A17U): -3.20% (-80.00 SGD)

Adding defensive consumer strength while my top four performers generate heavy green gains keeps my overall equity curve exceptionally well-balanced. Trusting the process and compounding forward!

$Singtel(Z74.SG)$Genting Sing(G13.SG)$Mapletree Log Tr(M44U.SG)