SGstocksandshares (SGSAS)

Type of Trading Orders

2023-04-18T16:05:00.007+08:00

Types of Trading Orders

For enrolment of advance trading orders, please contact your broker

Day: An order that is valid for the current trading day and will expire if not executed.

FOK (Fill Or Kill): An order that shall be matched with the entire quantity or be completely cancelled.

FAK (Fill And Kill): An order that shall be matched with as much quantity as possible. Any unfilled balance shall be cancelled.

GTD (Good Till Date): An order that is valid up to a specified date until it is fully filled, cancelled or when the stock is delisted or when the order is purged for corporate actions.

GTM (Good Till Max): An order that is valid up to 30 calendar days until it is fully filled, cancelled or when the stock is delisted or when the order is purged for corporate actions.

SG Market & Pre-IPO Telegram

2022-05-10T10:41:00.001+08:00

The current market has been falling and is all in red. In the backdrop of higher interest rates, what should you buy and invest into?

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Why do we need to diversify our portfolios? Does diversification work?

2021-12-28T09:34:00.001+08:00

Risk and return come hand in hand. One cannot have one without another. This is the rudimentary law of investing, with aim to maximise returns while managing all the risks involved. As such, an investment's potential return is proportionate to its potential loss. How much stock can appreciate would also mean that on the flip side, there is also a chance it could become worthless as well.

With that basic understanding of risk, it can be further classified as 2 groups of risk namely: Diversifiable and non-diversifiable.

As literal as it is, these 2 kinds of risk are being managed differently. One is able to be diversified and minimised, while the other is not. Diversified risks refer to anything specific to a company, industry, market, economy or country; it can be reduced through diversification. On the other hand, non-diversifiable risks like inflation rates, exchange rates, interest rates, political instability cannot be avoided by mere diversification.

That brings us to the question: Why do we need to diversify our portfolio? Does it work?

Diversifiable risk can be diversified away by constructing portfolios of unrelated assets. It will be the most effective when the returns of the individual securities are inversely correlated. Lower the covariances, the lower the portfolio risk it becomes. With that, the expected outcome becomes manageable within a specific risk appetite, along with a certain degree of reasonable returns as well.

Unfortunately, there are no ways to avoid non-diversifiable risks. Given the overall environment, uncertainties as well as instabilities, such risks may strike unexpectedly. Regardless of how well a certain portfolio is diversified when a certain global event strikes, it will affect all asset classes of different spectrums. Likewise, diversification does not remove or reduce such risk. Thus rendering diversification ineffective in such a context.

Still, even with the existence of non-diversifiable risks, investors should still opt for diversification. To illustrate this; the total risk is the summation of diversifiable and non-diversifiable risks. By opting for diversification, it reduces the total risk by lowering and minimising the diversifiable risk portion. As a result, the overall risk is reduced.

From another perspective, in some contexts diversification may not work effectively at all. It does remove risks involved, yet that will also mean that the potential returns will be reduced as well. Should the investor or fund manager have certain insights in a listed company or an industry, and he or she is extremely confident in it, he should act on it to capitalise on it to maximise the opportunity fully.

To further elaborate the above, diversification may and may not help in the above case as there are 3 possible outcomes:

If the insight is true, diversification failed to achieve the aim to maximise returns.
If the insight is false, then diversification helps to soften the losses by reducing the exposure from the start.
If the insight is true, but some unexpected events happened to result in an overall negative outcome, then diversification helps to mitigate the uncertainties involved.

Depending on the type of risks involved, diversification works to a certain extent. It should be combined with fund management’s foresight, judgment and related experience to navigate better through the intricacies of risk and chance.

On an ending note, diversification helps to minimise the expected risk to a certain extent only. It works to ensure portfolio aims are met with manageable risks. Therefore only by combining with other means, it helps to ensure better execution of investing to manage risks in hopes of maximising the returns.

As this is the last post of the year 2021, SGSAS would like to wish all readers and followers a happy and safe 2022!

Happy 2021!

2020-12-31T14:56:00.002+08:00

Time files and here we are at the end of 2020.

What a year!

May 2021 brings positivity and happiness to you and me. Thank you for following my blog after all these while.

We have moved most of our communications to telegram group. The link is in other post, and on facebook too.

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SG Market & Pre-IPO is on Telegram!

2020-09-22T15:51:00.003+08:00

The world is changing and so are the needs of my followers and friends. We have moved to Telegram for active discussions on markets, stocks and everything else.

Once you have joined the group, be sure to answer the simple maths question. This proves to the AI that you are human. Without the answer, the AI will remove your subscription.

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Banks Slash Dividends. REITS?

2020-07-30T09:32:00.002+08:00

#Banks are cutting dividends! Will #reits cut too?

Watch for #covid recovery price levels.

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Singapore General Election 2020 Battleground

2020-07-01T13:48:00.001+08:00

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We Have Moved to Telegram!

2020-06-30T09:10:00.001+08:00

In the age of mobile and convenience, SGSAS has moved to telegram. This allows a rapid share of information in real time.

To join: https://t.me/joinchat/BjApIlDa0JdFwEJQuo2v-A

Some of the expected updates are as follow:

Singapore:
• Singapore Elections Kick Off With All Eyes On Lee Family Feud
• Singapore’s Chan Defends Government’s Handling of Virus Outbreak
• Singapore Faces Defense Budget Cutbacks Amid Virus Impact
• Singapore Probing If Financial System Misused in Wirecard Case
• Aspial (ASP SP): Rakuten Medical Says Japan Ministry To Review Asp-1929 For Ceas
• HRnetgroup (HRNET SP): Fidelity Intl Small Cap Adds B&M European, Cuts Wood
• Keppel Corp (KEP SP): Temasek Eyes Keppel Results As $3 Billion Bid Hangs In Balance
• SGX (SGX SP): Raised To Hold At Cimb; Pt S$8
• Singapore Air (SIA SP): Asia Regulators Likely To Accept FAA Findings On Boeing 737 Max

For friends who are tracking institution buy and sellings.

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How To Short SIA By Exercising Its Rights? (In theory)

2020-05-05T14:01:00.001+08:00

How To Short SIA By Exercising Its Rights? (in theory)

1. Have SIA shares and hold it till last day of CR.

2. On the first day of XR, SELL SIA shares at opening. Sell any price above the exercise price ecause it should drop to near the rights exercise price.

3. With the funds received, use it to exercise the rights and subscribe for the shares. If looking to buy more shares, buy from the market directly (at a favourable price of course).

With the above mentioned 3 steps and if the market is in favour, shareholder would have profited from a sell high buy low action.

Watch the price tomorrow when SIA XR.

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Claim your FREE Investing book from Spiking!

2020-04-24T12:21:00.001+08:00

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Investment Invitation into Tokenize.Exchange

2020-04-15T17:15:00.000+08:00

Tokenize (TKX) is a team that aspires to build the next generation digital currency exchange that supports established and emerging digital currencies. Also, TKX is the top 10 financial exchange in the world.

In addition, they have received their financial license from Securities Commission (Malaysia) recently in April 2020. This information is verified and it is in the national newspaper, and the link is: https://www.nst.com.my/business/2019/06/493892/sc-conditionally-approves-3-crypto-currency-exchanges

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By Ooi Tee Ching - June 4, 2019 @ 5:28pm

KUALA LUMPUR: Securities Commission today announced it has conditionally aprroved three companies to operate digital asset exchanges or crypto currency exchanges in Malaysia.

The three companies are Luno Malaysia Sdn Bhd, SINEGY Technologies (M) Sdn Bhd and Tokenize Technology (M) Sdn Bhd.

All three companies are given up to nine months to fully comply with all regulatory requirements prior to receiving a full licence.

SC’s proactive regulation of cryptocurrencies and their underlying blockchain technologies will bring innovation in both old and new industries.

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Taken from: https://www.nst.com.my/business/2019/06/493892/sc-conditionally-approves-3-crypto-currency-exchanges

The current market capital for Tokenize is about US$50m with active users of about 300 thousand users who are trading crypto currencies via the Tokenize online platform. These users are from ASEAN and it is expected that the user base will continue to grow.

To enhance Tokenize’s expansion and growth, investors are invited to work together to help push boundaries and break into new markets. Hence the purpose of the invested funds is to hire and expand new team from new market to start up new offices and acquire more trading users. The increment of trading users will also translate to more trading revenue and brokerage fee for Tokenize. At the same time, this will guarantee the returns of the investors’ as well.

Please understand this is only for private investors who are keen in investing an exchange which does crypto trading. It is almost like buying SGX shares, the equities of an exchange company except the fact that Tokenize is currently trading crypto currencies only. It will be an overall win win for both the investor and Tokenize.

For myself, I happen to be a friend of the CEO of Tokenize and as well as a seed investor during the very early stages of Tokenize. With that seed fund, Tokenize hired the very first team of IT developer, Marketing and sales team. As the team continue to grow, Tokenize continue to capture more market share. I am very excited to be part of their success story.

If you would like to be part of Tokenize growth and success story, please write to me for more details.

It is a personal post which I want to share to all my readers and invite them to be part of Tokenize story. I am writing this out of passion and ambition for Tokenize. I am vested and I am eager to watch Tokenize to grow.

So join me if you are keen to be a private investor too. Be part of a success story and contribute together!

Tokenize website is at: https://Tokenize.exchange

Sign up via SGSAS link for your first 50 TKX coins: https://tokenize.exchange/topic/invited/?invite_code=C2UK4

How To Claim FREE Market Depth?

2020-04-15T14:54:00.001+08:00

SGX Market Depth, also known as Level 2 Market Data displays the number of Buy orders and Sell orders of each price level of a particular listed security (e.g. stocks or ETFs), up to 20 levels of pending orders on both Buy and Sell side. In simple terms, it shows the different price levels which buyers are willing to buy and sellers willing to sell at any given time.

SGX Market Depth is in real time and the orders shown changes constantly from pre-open session to market close. SGX Market Depth information allows you to enhance trading decisions by checking stock liquidity, optimising buy / sell orders, and establishing price support / resistance.

So how do you claim your free market depth?

Using UOB Kay Hian platform as an example, please follow the green circles below:

Market Crashed, Is It The Right TIme To Buy?

2020-03-15T23:30:00.000+08:00

Hi all,

Hope everyone has rested well today. Tomorrow will be Monday and the market opens again. The market is very hot, my phone is buzzing with messages and calls every 5 minutes. I thank you for your kind patience while I try to help everyone.

On a quick note, it is not wrong to ask either over the phone or a text, is it the right time to buy now? Alas please don’t expect a clear yes or no. It is not treating the question with equal importance. Surely a detailed analysis is preferred. To have a detailed discussion, it takes at least 10 mins to share and cover both angles. At the same time, this is not fair to others who are anxiously calling their brokers to snag prices which are swinging. Not to mention the fear and horror they are facing and wanting to talk to their broker (me). Thus I wanted to write a short note to reach out to everyone.

Another point I would like to make is that it is absolutely wrong to take someone's view as an absolute reference. The analysis shared should be combined with your own personal financial conditions and your own views too. In this way, it is easier and better to appreciate someone's view or suggestions with that question, is it the right time to buy now?

So is it the right time to buy now? Is this the bottom? Is this the best price or will it go lower?

To start this question, everyone agrees that this is not a 2008 Great Financial Crisis. This is a health crisis which will bring about a financial crisis. So the next few days market will not react the same way as 2008. In my view, using the 2008 chart as a reference might result in incorrect expectations.

In fact, in the past few days, the market was declining much faster than in 2008. It's just down and down and then gapping down to continue dropping down. None of such has happened before in 2008!

To simplify the point above, in 2008 it was: down, down, up, down, up, up, down, up, down, up. This happened while the entire trend is moving down. Yet what was experiencing in the last few days was simply: down, down, gapped down, down, up, gapped down, up. And it is still unknown and unfolding.

Overview, central banks have stepped in to do rate cuts, quantitative easing while at the same time strengthening health measure controls. This is the first step to be done, which has happened. Whether if it is effective, that is another question too.

The market is always forward-looking. That means the market tends to factor in future information. From technical chart consideration, it is likely Straits Times Index may fall past 2500 and to 2200 support level. This is because of the past few days of market decline and the momentum of the decline.

Likewise from the fundamental view, businesses are affected, cash flow issues which results in more bad debts for the banks. This may spiral further and that means the market will go lower. It is overall a vicious cycle.

However, there has always been a technology revolution ongoing though not widely accepted. This is because of the different age generations of people who cannot accept the industrial disruptions.

The global economy has matured, thus the growth has slowed over the past few years. There is no fantastic growth because it's the same industrial age after a prolonged period of time. Covid19 may be a great reason to further push for the Digital Revolution. With health measures in place such as social distancing, lesser travelling and stay home quarantine, it fits the criteria for an increment of online usage, thus forth a boost to e-commerce and other related sectors.

After covering general technical and fundamental aspects, to decide to enter the market also depends on the individual risk profile, tenure, capital size and investing reasons. All these cannot be a simple buy or not.

The volatility in the market now favours both investors and traders. Investors can pick prices based on different accounting ratios. Traders can capitalise on market swings to churn for profits (or losses if the market turns).

If buying and holding is your preferred way, then watch for prices for entries or exits. No one knows when is the lowest or highest. In short, investors can buy now, regardless of big or small amounts, please spread the trade purchases so as to average the purchases again if necessary.

Traders can try for the currently oversold situation and catch the rebounds. All the technical indications are haywire. This also means it might be a strong rebound for every plunge. Humans traders and algorithm trading programs will be very very active in times as such. Opportunities abound!

Too many reports are addressing the doom and gloom. Not many views are positive and many did not mention of the digital revolution that is ongoing. Since the market is forward-looking, my view is that it is factoring in over the next few weeks. At the same time, there will be new economic solutions to be discovered so not all is lost. These are some very general positive viewpoints of my 2 cents. Bluechips that worth looking at for investing includes: SGX, Singtel, Banks.

So is the right time to buy now? Hope this email helps to give some positive perspectives.

COVID-19 And The Markets

2020-03-04T09:55:00.001+08:00

With COVID-19 spreading at a quick rate globally, global indices have seen a rout reflecting the gloom and fear of the impact of COVID-19 on economies. The S&P500 last week saw its fastest 10% correction from a record high as the OECD warns about growth sinking to levels not seen in more than a decade, while global manufacturing contracted in February by the most since 2009.

All these have led to global Central Banks making a swift change to their rate and stimulus policies.

With the news from the Fed to cut interest rates by 0.5%, the market took it positively. However, the euphoria did not last and the gains were short-termed. My personal take is that the market will be swinging quite a far bit. Investing or trading we should respond to prices accordingly.

From a trader's perspective, it is a good market to trade. I have been trading HangSeng and Dow Jones over these few weeks. My results are posted on the top right-hand corner for your perusal. I shall do up a quarterly review soon after March ends.

Meanwhile, be it outside in the public or in the markets, stay safe.

Trading Idea: Long SGD/TKX

2020-02-11T08:49:00.000+08:00

Congrats to my friends who followed me on the previous trading call. Highest at 0.610

TKX has broken the 0.500 mark. The entry point has shifted upwards; from 0.300 to 0.450
With a strong trading momentum with increased trading volume, it may be possible to hit the next resistance level: 0.700
Not advised to short as SGD may continue to weaken too, as such, it contributes to bull strength in this context.

Also received many emails/sms asking what is TKX.

Tokenize Exchange is a Singaporean company that allows buying and selling of actual Bitcoins, as well as other crypto-currencies. More details are documented here https://sgstocksandshares.blogspot.com/2019/04/tokenize-exchange.html

If you do not have a Tokenize account, use this referral link below to open your account. It gives you and me 100 TKX coins which you can exchange it for cash.

Click here to open account and claim 100 TKX coins

Trading Idea: Long SGD/TKX

2020-02-07T11:03:00.000+08:00

TKX has broken 100-day mark and it is gaining momentum.
With the rising momentum and diminishing supply, it is expected to test the 0.500 mark.
Also there are 2 higher bottoms formed over a period of 1 year from 10/02/19 till today.
Looking at the market depth, there is also diminished sellers in the market on queue to sell.
On a larger scale, Bitcoin is also rising testing US$10k mark.

Trading idea

Enter at 0.35 or lower, and take profit at 0.500
Stop loss if it breaks below 0.250

If you do not have a crypto broker, you may use the referral link below to receive 100 TKX coins for you and me.

https://tokenize.exchange/topic/invited/?invite_code=C2UK4

Trading Idea: Short Medtecs (546.SG)

2020-01-30T09:56:00.001+08:00

1. diminishing volume and lower trading price.
2. WHO did not declare an emergency indicates that it has not reached a critical point.
3. China is in full force and effort to curb the Wuhan virus

Short term traders may look to short and buy back within the same trading day. My personal view is that it may pullback to 170. Short positions have to be closed within the same trading day. As such, please remember to lock in profits when possible. Example, short 195 and buy back 190.

Every action should yield profits. That is what trading should be.

Receive a $20 credit with CardUP

2020-01-28T14:11:00.000+08:00

CardUP is my goto platform to charge my credit cards for insurance payments, IRAS payments for income and property tax and season parking. They charge a 2.6% fee for your transactions and you get credit card points/miles or rebates in return.

In this way, GrabCard can be used to pay to merchants who do not accept Grab transactions. In exchange, you can earn points and rebates.

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When you schedule a payment, you will receive a $20 discount off the Cardup fee when you make your first transaction!

Sign up today to earn more points and rebates!

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Investing Idea: Buy DBS (D05)

2020-01-28T13:30:00.001+08:00

1. The Wuhan virus has caused a correction in the markets.
2. DBS is currently at the price near 100 Day Moving Average.
3. Assuming a total of S$1 dividend for this year, at this price it is about approximately 4% dividend yield.

Good entry for short term plays or for investing.

Receive up to S$128 cashback with PROMO Link

2020-01-17T08:49:00.000+08:00

Click here to receive S$128 for your festive spendings.

Available from 1 January 2020 to 31 March 2020, by clicking the promo link, you and I will receive $128 each.

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New CC Cashback and Existing CC Cashback Fulfilment mechanics

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General

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Second Credit Card	S$20 cashback (Existing CC Cashback)

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2020-01-08T09:25:00.000+08:00

The start of 2020, just when we thought Trade War is coming to an end, we have US Iran conflict.

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Iran threatens to attack inside America if US responds to missile attacks
From CNN’s Artemis Moshtaghian

In its Telegram channel, Iranian Revolutionary Guard says the “Pentagon reports that the US will respond to Iran’s attacks.”

IRGC then says in a footnote, “This time we will respond to you in America”
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From the looks of it, it is not going to end in a simple way. Please trade with caution and care.

Also, thank you for your kind patience. I have been since for 2 weeks around new year period. There is a nasty flu virus going on. Take care

Trading Idea: Short HSI

2019-12-16T08:31:00.001+08:00

1. Discrepancies between the US and China news outlet with regards to trade war talks.
2. Candles have reversed all gains on Friday. Sell signal.
3. US Trump impeachment in progress.

2019 Dow Jones 30 Stocks List with Dividends

2019-12-06T10:19:00.000+08:00

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is an index of 30 large-cap stocks that was first calculated in 1896.

The index was originally focused on industrial stocks, but currently contains 30 businesses from a variety of sectors and industries. The Dow is typically used as a gauge of the broader market.

The Dow Jones is one of the two main large-cap indices in the United States (along with the S&P 500 Index) and is a great place to look for blue-chip investment ideas.

With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of all 30 Dow Jones stocks that you can access below. Scroll to the right for other financial ratios.

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Name	Price	Dividend Yield	Market Cap ($M)	Forward P/E Ratio	Payout Ratio	Beta
Exxon Mobil Corp.	68.65	4.9	290,465	20.0	98.5	0.92
International Business Machines Corp.	131.99	4.8	116,895	15.2	73.7	1.02
Chevron Corp.	116.94	4.0	221,118	16.7	66.8	0.84
Dow, Inc.	52.28	4.0	38,765			-0.03
Verizon Communications, Inc.	60.53	4.0	250,338	15.5	62.2	0.39
Pfizer Inc.	38.14	3.8	211,071	13.1	49.5	0.74
3M Co.	167.14	3.4	96,114	19.5	66.4	1.10
Cisco Systems, Inc.	43.89	3.1	186,192	17.3	54.3	1.26
Walgreens Boots Alliance, Inc.	58.91	3.0	52,579	13.7	41.2	1.04
The Coca-Cola Co.	54.29	2.9	232,604	30.0	87.9	0.46
Johnson & Johnson	139.38	2.7	366,830	26.3	69.7	0.64
Caterpillar, Inc.	140.12	2.6	77,438	13.2	34.0	1.32
JPMorgan Chase & Co.	132.34	2.5	415,083	13.0	32.5	0.97
Merck & Co., Inc.	88.67	2.5	225,752	24.6	60.9	0.69
McDonald's Corp.	194.31	2.4	146,333	25.3	60.3	0.45
The Home Depot, Inc.	214.10	2.4	233,546	21.2	50.6	0.91
The Travelers Cos., Inc.	135.17	2.4	34,889	15.1	35.5	0.68
Procter & Gamble Co.	124.53	2.3	310,554	77.4	181.8	0.58
The Boeing Co.	348.84	2.3	196,324	52.5	118.5	1.06
Intel Corp.	56.02	2.2	243,687	13.0	28.8	1.24
United Technologies Corp.	144.52	2.0	124,734	24.2	49.2	1.16
Walmart, Inc.	118.69	1.8	337,587	23.6	41.9	0.58
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.	215.94	1.7	76,461	9.6	16.4	1.17
American Express Co.	117.94	1.4	96,506	14.2	19.3	1.08
UnitedHealth Group, Inc.	279.32	1.4	264,631	20.0	28.3	0.79
Microsoft Corp.	149.85	1.3	1,143,177	28.0	35.3	1.32
The Walt Disney Co.	148.28	1.2	267,259	21.2	25.2	0.85
Apple, Inc.	261.74	1.1	1,162,981	21.9	25.1	1.49
NIKE, Inc.	93.72	0.9	146,299	34.1	32.1	1.09
Visa, Inc.	180.60	0.6	355,660	33.9	18.8	1.10

Showing 1 to 30 of 30 entries

Taken from: Suredividend.com

Trading/Investing Idea: OCBC (O39)

2019-12-03T10:21:00.000+08:00

Down for 7 days
Completed the transaction of Pacific Mutual Fund Berhad (“PMF”) from Lion Global Investors Limited and Koperasi Angkatan Tentera Malaysia Berhad
PMF is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bank of Singapore Limited.
Next dividend in May, 3 months window to trade, The shares buyback is over too.

On queue to buy at 10.55. Target to sell at 10.95 for trading.

If for investing, 10.55 translates to approximately 3.7% dividend yield

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