We retail investors are seeing again how protests in a country not far from Singapore are affecting Singapore stocks. This time, it is in Hong Kong and not Thailand but the reasons for staging the massive protests are the same, in the same political vein. When the protests went on for prolonged periods, investors saw how stocks vested in Thailand went south in price: stocks like Super Group is still at one of the lowest stock price levels. Should protests in Hong Kong continue, I should think that companies with interest in Hong Kong should see their stock prices heading south. But I should also think that this could be a buying opportunity into some stocks. Noble Group which has its headquarters in Hong Kong went south today but it is not due to the protests in Hong Kong which led to the stock shedding its price: it has to ......