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Serious Singapore investors have unrealistic income expectations: Schroders survey
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Yes and no
When I was looking at the various trading platforms came across comments about the steep learning curve & minimum amount of trades you had to do each month.
That is why I didn't open an account with them.
Jesus Christ! When you get swing trading right the profits are really good even on a dull day. I'm beginning to like dull days - no need to kalang kabok:
S2@23256@1022hours, S2@258@1028, S2@244@1031, S2@260@1051, S2@290@1109
B2@225@1116hours, B2@232@1116
shit missed opportunity to short again nearer 240 - still have not fine tuned the killer instinct
S2@221@1121, S2@226@1122 - back to net short 10 contracts
B4@190@1133, B4@186@1133, B2@189@1134
Profit = 79.5 points X 50 X 14 = 55,650
OMG - SGD 10K in slightly more than one hour - better than senior partner hourly charge out rate
S2@23256@1022hours, S2@258@1028, S2@244@1031, S2@260@1051, S2@290@1109
B2@225@1116hours, B2@232@1116
shit missed opportunity to short again nearer 240 - still have not fine tuned the killer instinct
S2@221@1121, S2@226@1122 - back to net short 10 contracts
B4@190@1133, B4@186@1133, B2@189@1134
Profit = 79.5 points X 50 X 14 = 55,650
OMG - SGD 10K in slightly more than one hour - better than senior partner hourly charge out rate
Why don't you try some preferred share ETF ? They are around 5-8% dividends and prices are pretty stable. Also.. you might want wait till around Dec since the market is most likely yo drop due to pending interest hike.
I've got about US$50,000 that I want to invest in the US market. This is from profits from some other investments. I don't need this money because this is a surplus. I can keep it in the bank for 1% to 2% interest rate, or look at buying a cheap condo in Thailand, or .....
Looking for recommendations on where I can put this $ to generate more $$.
you should give me a try on 1 condition.
the person who promise you should co pay 30% of your loss.
im sorry but when our ministers pegged their salary and worth to million dollar income,what kind of expectations are we supposed to have?
something is fishy in this country.
something is fishy in this country.
I'll probably do that.
Wasn't really looking for dividends. I'm actually more interested in growth ETFs but if I get more dividends it will increase my purchasing power to be able to buy more ETFs
So I'll wait until after the US elections when the fund managers have a chance to re-adjust the ETF portfolios to the new realities of increasing interest rates.The same politicians that the majority of sinkies vote to put into office. Nothing fishy except stupid sinkies.
If you are not one of those who agree with the 70% then get out. Otherwise just too bad lah. It is like you go to a gathering to play mahjong, and everyone want to play cards. You stay and try to convince them to play mahjong? Or you go find other mahjong kaki?
sg is more like 4 mahjong kakis playing mahjong marathon. 3 take turns to win while 1 loses every game. and not only that, she keeps pulling tiles that allow others to exclaim "mahjong". this goes on for 69 consecutive games, she depletes her chip pile and has to borrow more chips, and she finally asks. "can i switch my seat with anyone of you? i have enough of this losing streak."
the reply is a silent no, yet she continues to play and kpkb on her kakis, the game, and the seat for her fucked up luck.
based on true story.
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