The Singapore market is technically under-going a correction. From the high of 3539 on 15 April 2015, it has corrected down to 3091 on 13 Aug 2015, a drop of 12.7% (more than 10%).
A market correction refers to a price decline of at least 10% of any security or market index following a temporary upswing in market prices.
Some investors are already reeling from their paper loss. You get to read more blog posts and articles about the dreaded market volatility (see below):
- Singapore’s Stock Market Has Fallen Hard – Is It Time To Panic? (read here)
- Preparing For The Next Stock-Market Collapse? (read here)
- Recent Market Volatility – Fight or Flight? (read here)
- 7 Quick Tips To Survive This Bear Market! Rawrrrr!!! (read here)
- Is this The Start Of Financial Armageddon? (read here)
In the meantime, George Soros and David Tepper and Robert Shiller ......
