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🇸🇬My Singapore Investment Story Begins with One Decision🇸🇬 I started my investment during COVID-19, and now my investment grows with insightful knowledge. Like many others, the uncertainty of the pandemic forced me to take a hard look at my financial future. Instead of retreating, I chose to learn. I read the works of Benjamin Graham, followed the principles of Warren Buffett, and studied the fundamentals of businesses listed on the SGX. It began with one stock—a small, undervalued company with strong cash flow and a durable competitive advantage. That single decision wasn't just a financial commitment; it was the first step in a lifelong journey of disciplined investing. From REITs to blue-chip stalwarts, my portfolio slowly expanded—built not on speculation, but on patience, research, an

Trump's executive order to open 401(k) retirement accounts to crypto has sent shockwaves across the market—and crypto-related stocks are responding FAST. 🔹 $BTC just reclaimed $116,680, showing strength near key support at $115K. With the “energy value” model placing Bitcoin's fair price at $167K, this rally may only be beginning. Analysts say a pattern mirroring last year's 50% surge is forming. 🔹 $COIN (Coinbase) jumped ~4% and is now trading at $310. As the primary on-ramp for institutions, it's the gateway play if retirement funds begin flowing into crypto. 🔹 $MSTR (MicroStrategy) is holding strong around $402. With its BTC-heavy balance sheet, it's a pure-leveraged Bitcoin proxy and remains a top pick for those bullish on BTC’s long-term arc. But let's talk dark horses: 💠 $CRCL is not

Last week’s U.S. non-farm payroll report once again pointed toward an economic slowdown, reinforcing the belief that the Federal Reserve could soon pivot toward interest rate cuts. In today’s strange market psychology, weak economic data no longer just waves a caution flag, it can also light a rallying torch. We’re back in the familiar “bad news is good news” phase, where soft numbers spark optimism that monetary policy will loosen. S&P 500 (.SPX) This dynamic isn’t new. We’ve seen this kind of “bad news is good news” market psychology before. A clear example was during 2020 and 2021, when pandemic lockdowns triggered sharp economic slowdowns. Instead of collapsing, equity markets surged as the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates to near zero, launched large-scale asset purchases, a