Following a strong rally which saw Singapore’s Straits Times Index (STI) rise more than 20% and the US’ S&P 500 index climbing more than 45% from its March 23 lows, markets experienced a slight pullback in recent days.
The dip in prices has opened up bargain hunting opportunities as investors look to capitalise on the eventual market upside. The key question here is whether investors should stick to Singapore stocks, or look beyond our shores to the global equities market.