You doing well enough lah.Regrettably, I had missed out on the privatization opportunities of Capitaland and SPH even though I had bought these shares last year. As I've said before, I'm a short term trader nowadays.
if you like long term, can consider berkshire. owning it is as exciting as watching paint dry. it doesn't pay out dividends, so no need to pay US taxes on dividends. checkout Berkshire past 12 years performance vs the SGX index. also it's like investing in an ETF without having to pay the management fees and commission.I am more of long term. I like the canadian bank stocks. Good dividends. Dividend growth. And alao some capital gains.
I agree.if you like long term, can consider berkshire. owning it is as exciting as watching paint dry. it doesn't pay out dividends, so no need to pay US taxes on dividends. checkout Berkshire past 12 years performance vs the SGX index. also it's like investing in an ETF without having to pay the management fees and commission.
I find its a good place to park spare liquidity.
fun fact: Berkshire's single biggest holding is Apple, comprising around 40% of the value of it's total portfolio.
slow and steady. good for people with a long time horizon. beats anything on the SGX.I agree.
Years ago, I was going to buy the Class B share at about US$80, and recently it is at $285.
I know very very little about the SG stock market, because I have been a non resident for decades, and I have little interest.slow and steady. good for people with a long time horizon. beats anything on the SGX.
If you did that with her bitcoin trade you jia lat.100% guaranteed strategy..... Auntie Ho buys you sell and vice versa. You'll win every single time.
don't worry, you didn't miss anything at allI know very very little about the SG stock market, because I have been a non resident for decades, and I have little interest.
Sinkies still considered as " emerg8ng market". The hot place now is well street.I just happened to check up on how some blue chip SG stocks are doing.
Singtel
SPH
Sembcorp Marine
Sembcorp
Keppel Corp
DBS
UOB
OCBC
Capitaland
SIA
SGX
SPH
It is quite surprising how poorly they are doing. Some are at the price levels during 2008 crisis. Many never move much from that price level.
So what have been the hot stocks in Singapore? Any? REITs?
Banks doing so so.
Not a good reflection of SG economy?
Where would you like to retire?don't worry, you didn't miss anything at all
hope you're having a nice time in Canada. if fate would have it, I will retire there too one day. a nice cabin by the lake in salt springs.
Victoria, BC would be nice.Where would you like to retire?
Very well.Victoria, BC would be nice.
Palantir what price u bought?During 1Q 2020, my daughter advised me to buy Zoom. She said many of her schoolmates and herself were moving onto Zoom for lessons. By 1H 2020, I've bought Square and Tesla too.
For US stocks this year, during the meltdown, I bought some Palantir and Snowflake. My tech savvy kids tell me that AI is going to be the next big thing. I also bought some Shake Shack because their burgers tastes good.
During this time of uncertainty in chink tech stocks, I bought some Alibaba and Tencents. These two companies represent chinkland economy very well.
As for SGX stocks, I'll wait for OCBC to drop back to around $8 before buying yet another round. It's a pity that I missed iFast. I've scolded my broker and told him that I'll bring my business elsewhere if he continues to overlook rare gems on the SGX.