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[Advertorial] Phillip-Macquarie Warrant Challenge

March 4, 2014 by Advertorial

PhillipCapital and Macquarie have launched warrant trading competition. For newbies, it is a good opportunity to learn and for the more experience traders, a chance to pit their skills against one another. Critics might point to the pitfalls of paper trading but it is still a valuable tutoring method for one to learn about warrants trading [...]

in Categories: Active Trading, Shares and Derivatives

Daily Market Opinion for 07-Mar-2014

March 7, 2014 by Jay Chia

Daily Market Opinion for 07-Mar-2014 Bullish sentiment continued to set into STI yesterday as concerns on Ukraine ease off after the conflict subsided. STI started the day with a gap up motion to move forward to test its resistance at 3120 level. There was little selling action during start of the day as buyer’s mindset [...]

in Categories: Active Trading, Market Review and Trends, Technical Analysis

Hidden Financial Shenanigans

March 7, 2014 by Investment Moats

There are some accounting measures that generally are not that useful and distorts a person prospecting the business from getting a good sense of a company. So companies communicate with their shareholders, educating them how their performance should be measured. The worry here is that some of them are rather correct. However, some are used [...]

in Categories: Investing

Should you buy stocks based on its 52-week high/low?

March 6, 2014 by B

Many people, including my own parents and friends, have bought stocks using the 52-week high/low indicator. But how useful is the indicator in determining your future returns? Based on the modified “Dogs of the Dow” method, it seems that there is some degree of success but by no means is a guarantee based on my [...]

in Categories: Shares and Derivatives

Teaching Children to Be Financially Savvy

March 6, 2014 by SG Young Investment

Teaching children about the value of money from a young age will make them responsible adults when they grow up. Read on to know how this can be made possible. Parents are a child’s first role models for learning money management skills. Teaching them simple steps to save money and to make the best use [...]

in Categories: Personal Finance

The different Psychology & Economics of Stock Investing

March 6, 2014 by Ah Tom

As a seasoned investor, I find that the markets are really quite fascinated with trading software; you know those types of trading software which have colourful candlesticks, many sloping lines and illustration like these. And that is probably why the companies behind these software keep advertising their offerings on the newspapers in the forms of [...]

in Categories: Investing

Property Investor Alert: HDB COV Falls to Zero in Feb 2014

March 6, 2014 by Gerald

SG Wealth Builder is pleased to form a partnership with SRX Singapore Property to bring you the latest information on property trend in Singapore. Below article is based on information provided by SRX Research and readers must not interpret it as a form of financial advice. HDB median COV dropped to ZERO. Overall HDB Cash-Over-Valuation (COV) dropped [...]

in Categories: Property

Saturday morning with Victor Chng: Level Up!

March 6, 2014 by AK71

My blog about how AK feels like Bilbo Baggins might still be quite fresh on your mind. In case you are wondering, I am still meditating on the issue and wondering what kind of disguise would work. While I am still meditating, the boat has to leave without me. Well, it can’t be helped, I guess. [...]

in Categories: Investing

China Animal Healthcare – a blog request from SG Lee……what to do with the stock which was delisted from SGX at S$0.30 and is now S$0.83

March 6, 2014 by Kevin Scully

China Animal Healthcare – a blog request from SG Lee……what to do with the stock which was delisted from SGX at S$0.30 and is now S$0.83 Thursday, 6 March, 2014 3:6 PMPosted by Kevin Scully China Animal Healthcare (CAH) was delisted from the SGX in August 2013 with an exit offer price of S$0.30. At [...]

in Categories: Shares and Derivatives

What Do You Do With Your Children Ang Bao Money?

March 6, 2014 by Lau

It is the Lunar New Year and it is Chinese custom to give red packets (or Ang Bao) with money to children during this festival. What do parents usually do with this money collected? Most usually squirrel it away with no particular objective in mind. This often results in it being spent on rewards for [...]

in Categories: Personal Finance

Different types of Alternative Investments

March 6, 2014 by James Yeo

As i browsed through the financial readings for the night, I saw this particular watch that is selling for an astonishing price I can ever imagine. Guess the Price? Its selling in The Hour Glass for S$150,700! I can only use one word to describe – disbelief. S$150k can buy me a car straight or [...]

in Categories: Investing

Daily Market Opinion for 06-Mar-2014

March 6, 2014 by Jay Chia

Daily Market Opinion for 06-Mar-2014 It is another day of bullish closing for STI after the easing of Ukraine tension. STI was able to open with a gap up today in reaction to previous night’s DJI strong bullish closing. However, the bullish momentum failed to sustain after opening hours and start to slide. After which, [...]

in Categories: Active Trading, Market Review and Trends, Technical Analysis

Confessions of a Wall Street Analyst

March 6, 2014 by Financial Bookwormer

This book follows the trials and tribulations of a newly minted wall street analyst (Dan Reingold, the author) to the time he retires from the industry. He is involved mainly in the telecommunications sector, which, in the years leading up to the 2000 bust, was a hot sector. Several famous names do appear such as [...]

in Categories: Investing

Russian & Ukraine Situation

March 6, 2014 by Little Boy

For the benefit of those who are living under the rock or don’t read up to any current news. Let me share with you that Russia & Ukraine are in the brink of going to war which I definitely hope not (Fingers crossed). I do not want to see blood shed and the killing of [...]

in Categories: Market Review and Trends

Cory Diary : Reits 2014

March 6, 2014 by CoryLogics

Despite my preference for “fixed income” and being a “landlord”, the leverage mechanism of Reits and Management have been trying this days. Facts – Reits are mainly in downtrend and is hitting home with starts of QE. Interest Rates are not even in the picture yet. Things will be tough this year as well if [...]

in Categories: Shares and Derivatives

MARKET SENTIMENT – 5 MARCH 2014

March 5, 2014 by mmlmoney

No chart uploaded since no laptop to use….

in Categories: Active Trading

Singapore: the world’s most expensive city

March 5, 2014 by Ah Tom

Singapore has been ranked the world’s most expensive city, according to a report. When I read this news, I am a bit surprised as though I believe that the cost of living in Singapore is high, all along I have not thought that Singapore is the world’s most expensive city. The ranking does not include [...]

in Categories: Personal Finance

How to Buy Retail Bonds on Singapore Stock Exchange

March 5, 2014 by Doctor Wealth Team

Not many people know, but retail government and corporate bonds have been available on Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX) since July 2011. Basically you can buy bonds just like buying any other stocks through a brokerage. Before buying bonds, the first thing is to understand that there are 2 main types of bonds. Government [...]

in Categories: Shares and Derivatives

Myth on Endowment Policy Return

March 5, 2014 by Guest Writer

Do you know your Endowment Policy return? An endowment policy is a long-term savings plan with a minimum 10 years policy period. At the end of the policy term, the policy holder will receive a lump sum which is expected to be more than the total policy premium paid for the policy. The excess amount [...]

in Categories: Insurance

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