To The Moon

The five trading sessions saw less than 40 director interests and substantial shareholdings filed for more than 20 primary-listed stocks.Directors or chief executive officers filed nine acquisitions and no disposals, while substantial shareholders filed one acquisition and nine disposals.1. $UOB(U11.SI)$ On Feb 19, UOB deputy chairman and CEO Wee Ee Cheong acquired 200,000 shares at an average price of S$38.65 per share. This increased his direct interest to 0.35%, and total interest from 10.73% to 10.74%.2. $XMH(BQF.SI)$ XMH Holdings chairman and managing director Tan Tin Yeow has continued to add to his interests, acquiring 96,900 shares at an average price of S$0.698 per share on Feb 12 and 13.This

$GRAB 20250221 5.0 CALL$ Taking profit on my final grab call of the week. In total I did 2 calls in the same week. 1 at Monday Open when stock hit 52 week high, then closed after the dip. Then I saw that the sell off was extreme and knew that the following day the market would buy the dip. So sold another call, but used a GTC order which I think is important for Singapore traders, we cant stay up late at night monitoring the market. This time instead of closing I decided to see how the option would decay as the week came to an end.  On Friday the option was bouncing between 0.15 and 0.05 and I decided that 90% profit is more than enough, didn't want to risk the chance of market pumping last minute and having to sell

Healthcare real estate investment trusts (REITs) have been the best-performing REIT subsector in the year to date as at Feb 20, recording an average total return of 2.8%. This follows total returns of 6.9% and 7.1% for 2024 and 2023, respectively.Singapore-listed REITs, or S-REITs, with healthcare assets have demonstrated resilience over the years despite a prolonged period of higher interest rates and inflation, driven by the defensiveness of healthcare assets.According to FPA Financial analyst Calvin Mau, the expansion in gross domestic product per capita in South-east Asia – along with an ageing population and growing medical tourism – is expected to drive the growth of private healthcare expenditure in the region.Listed private healthcare providers in South-east Asia may be well-positi