Yesterday, I opened up the newspapers in the morning and learnt from the finance section that the investing community would be shaped by the financial news and meetings from around the world (e.g. the Japan’s government stance on its economy, the US Federal Reserves’ decision on interest rates, etc) and perhaps that was the reason why Singapore stocks closed more than 1.37% lower yesterday. In his take on the Singapore stocks markets on “Singapore Tonight” yesterday, David Kuo, the CEO of The Motley Fool Singapore said he was “busy” buying shares yesterday, meaning to say he is buying good shares at a discount. According to David (and this is not new), investors should not think too much of the interest rates decision as if the US Federal Reserves decides to increase interest rates, it means that the global economy is becoming better, which is good. If the US ......