If I think about it emotionally, Diwali feels deeper — it’s about light overcoming darkness, family gatherings, and that comforting mix of warmth, colour, and community. There’s romance in the glow of candles, the sparkle of sarees, the scent of sweets, and the shared joy of decorating homes. It’s celebratory but also reflective — a reminder to pause, reconnect, and be grateful. On the other hand, Halloween taps into creativity and fun — it’s lighthearted chaos. You get to be someone else for a night, laugh at what’s meant to be scary, and enjoy the shared excitement of costumes, parties, and spooky decorations. It’s a different kind of bonding — playful, imaginative, and full of laughter. @AhGong
Chang’e might invest in $LVMH-Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton(LVMHF)$. She’s timeless, graceful, and lives surrounded by celestial luxury. Even on the moon, she wouldn’t settle for anything less than haute couture and moonlight champagne.
I thought I was being clever hunting for bargains. Saw a stock down 50% and told myself, “This is like buying Louis Vuitton at half-price!” I loaded up. Two weeks later, it was down another 40%. That’s when I realized I wasn’t buying luxury goods on sale; I was buying milk that was already expired.
When it comes to Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), one that has consistently stood out to me is$Frasers Cpt Tr(J69U.SI)$ . As an investor, I am drawn not only to the scale and diversity of its portfolio but also to the strength of its management and the strategic positioning of its assets. Frasers Centrepoint Trust, formed from the merger of Frasers Centrepoint Mall Trust and Frasers Centrepoint Commercial Trust, represents one of the largest listed commercial REITs in Singapore and Southeast Asia. This size brings inherent benefits such as operational efficiencies, deeper market penetration, and enhanced capital-raising capabilities. The REIT’s portfolio comprises
$SATS(S58.SI)$ formerly known as Singapore Airport Terminal Services, is an essential pillar in Singapore’s aviation and food services industries, playing a behind-the-scenes but critical role in supporting the city-state’s status as a global air hub. Founded in 1972 as the ground handling and cargo services arm of Singapore’s then-burgeoning airport operations, SATS was established to ensure seamless and efficient airport services that could meet the demands of the region’s fastest-growing aviation market. As Singapore’s Changi Airport expanded into a world-class facility, SATS evolved alongside it, extending its services beyond the airport’s terminals to include aircraft handling, cargo management, passenge