Singapore is a diverse society where different races can live in harmony. There is good social mobility. It is also moving towards becoming a more inclusive society by providing more healthcare subsidies and financial support for the lower income and the elderly who have little retirement savings.

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$   National Day  A time for Singaporeans to come together to celebrate the nation's birthday and its achievements. A time to bond and appreciate not just the things that have made Singapore great, strong and free but also be vigilant against the threats that can tear us apart. In times of uncertainty, it is all the more important to unite and hold steadfast to the core values that have brought our nation so far: Regardless of race, language or religion To build a democratic society based on justice and equality So as to achieve happiness, prosperity and progress for our nation. Happy Birthday, my homeland!

It is a difficult question. It is usually best not to fall in love with your stocks, go with the flow and cut loss but if one firmly believes in the long term value of the stock, then it is worthwhile keeping it.

I’m not Gen Z but cashless methods of spending are more invisible than spending cash so I agree one may spend more. These days I use cashless methods more often than cash.

@boonchek Happy New Year!

Happy 9th anniversary

How do I play the Easter Egg Hunt? Open random posts in the community to find them?

My short term target price for $SINGAPORE AIRLINES LTD(C6L.SI)$is $5.50-$6. As the border opens up both locally and internationally, air traffic will increase. This will arouse interest in the stock. Having said that, do take note it will take some time for the company to return to profitability with the large number of notes it issued during the pandemic. The stock price is also susceptible to any adverse change in the coronavirus situation and tightening of border controls.