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Google Share Price Crashed 20% – What Happened and Why

After the trade war squabble in May, the first trading day of June has seen Google’s share price or rather Alphabet Inc.’s share price dropped by 6.1%. What happened? News reports have emerged from Wall Street Journal that a host of tech companies will be subjected to antitrust probes by the Federal Trade Commission. The…

Apple Share Price Crashed $50 – Impact and Valuation Insights

Personal finance, Stock analysis

Ever since the earnings release of Apple on 1st November. Apple’s share price has crashed almost $50. Currently, it is trading between $180+ to $190+. At PE 15.66, it can be quite attractive to enter. However, one of the reason behind the drop in share price is that Apple will no longer report the…

800 Super Share Price Crashes 40% – Reasons Behind the Drop

Personal finance

With the announcement of the full year financial figures, the share price plunge by 36% in 1 week. At one moment, the share price dropped by a massive 40%. 800 Super Holdings Limited has been one of the successful stock market stories for the past few years. Since its IPO, 800 Super Holdings Limited has…

Future of ESR-REIT: Assessing the Merger’s Impact on Investors

Personal finance

ESR-REIT, formerly known as Cambridge Industrial REIT, is a Real Estate Investment Trust listed in Singapore since 2006. Owning a REIT can help to generate passive income in Singapore. ESR-REIT concentrates on income-producing industrial properties in Singapore. Under their portfolio are Business Parks, Logistics/ Warehouses, High-spec Industrial buildings, General Industrial buildings and Light Industrial buildings. …

Disrupting Visa Singapore Investment Moat – Part 2 of 3

Personal finance, Stock analysis

Visa Singapore is one of the biggest brands in the world with adverts present at almost every major international sporting competition that I can think of. Together with MasterCard, American Express and JCB, Visa has been the dominating method of payment that the masses have known for decades. As a company, it can be said that…

Disrupting Visa Singapore’s Investment Moat – Part 3 of 3

Personal finance, Stock analysis

Visa is one of the biggest brands in the world with adverts present at almost every major international sporting competition that I can think of. Together with MasterCard, American Express and JCB, Visa has been the dominating method of payment that the masses have known for decades. As a company, it can be said that…

Clarifying the Confusion Around CPF Retirement Age Increase

Personal finance, Retirement planning

Yes. CPF has messed up again. Wow, this headline is definitely TRS-approved. CPF has definitely messed up again no thanks to a letter that was recently circulated across multiple social media about CPF that seems to confirmed that retirement age has been “increased” to 70. That letter caused multiple confusions, debates and of course it started…

Explaining the Difference Between Broker and Remisier in Singapore

Personal finance

A question that future investors usually have is what is the difference between Broker and Remisier? This is actually a rather inaccurate question. The question should actually be, “What is the difference between a Dealer or Remisier?” If you would like to find out how to buy stocks in Singapore, and start making some passive income in Singapore, you…

Investing in the Primary Market and American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) Explained

Personal finance, Portfolio strategy

Investing in the primary market of listing should be prioritized. It is a common assumption that companies originates from the country where they are listed in. The answer is no. Most of time, companies will list on the stock exchange of their countries, such as Singapore Airlines on Singapore Stock Exchange. However, companies can choose…

How to Strategically Grow Your Retirement Sum with CPF Investing

Personal finance, Retirement planning

Investing with your CPF money should be of no difference with investing your cash. CPF money is still your money which you will be able to spend in your retirement days. To be able to receive more than $3000 per month from your CPF during retirement or $1240 very much depend on what you do…