To The Moon

Happy new year to all here. In the year of double head wood snake, I hope my portfolio will profits regardless of rise and fall of shares. Rise earn more, fall buy more. Slithering in the market. Cheers.  Hopefully I am one of the luckier one to get the "$ 10 voucher". Best wishes always. @JC888  @Kiyosumi  @JC888  @ELI_59  @CherryPang  @VinkaloZendo  @Caleb7788  

On weekends I don't visit JB because of the traffic snarl. It is a waste of my life since time is part of our life which whatever money saved cannot retrieve back the moment lost in huge traffic jam.  I visit during weekdays once a month to eat my favourite dishes with different taste and flavour and to do massage which is definitely less costly than in Singapore.  I dislike driving in, fear of the jam and fear of window smashing and accident which is hard to resolve n claims difficulty. End results could be troublesome if it happens.  Hence I don't do groceries and don't pump petrol.  Clothings purchase are not extremely cheaper though, so are food in restaurants unless you eat coffee shops or stalls. Dim Sum however could be cheaper if you venture beyond KSL.  So

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Stock trading is inherently more stressful than stock investment. For the former your aim is to make quick money, need constant monitoring n feel extremely depressed when market turns against you. I have learnt to hollow out my heart whenever I seize opportunity to trade with spare cash, win very happy, lose not feeling sad, since I was prepared for any outcome. I don't trade big sum, but I invest big sum for long term, more to obtain dividends to pay bills.  Know your personality. If you are the type that is extremely risk adverse and feel depressed easily, best not to enter stock market. There are other  risk free ways to make decent returns. Most beginners tend to lose some money, but you gain more confiden

CDC voucher is an excellent way to help citizen bear the brunt of higher costs on basic and essential goods and services. It's better than outright cash, which may be spent on lottery or toto or outside the country. Increasing domestic consumption promote a healthy economy. Subsidies or rebates on utilities and transport serve its objective well.  Top up medisave is indeed a v wise strategy in helping young n old cope with rising medical and hospital expenses and premium. Holistic care is excellent approach. Citizens can help themselves to cut down by looking for cheaper alternatives n spending on needs and not wants. My personal opinion only.

Eggciting event @Kiyosumi @Mike Owen @GasGasGas @BrenT @JC888 I won  5 dollars yayy

Most tends to see Sing post as a mail or letter delivery organisation.  This is its origin as a postal service. Today it is not. It offers services to e-commerce and related services. A new CEO and a team of new management staff may be able to develop new strategies and vision to transform the business, like Starbucks and locally like Comfort Delgro from a taxi company to an international transport entity. Sing Post may be a global logistics players with a new management team. I am optimistic about this organisation once a new CEO is hired to lead it with a new vision. Its share price will rise. Just a personal perspective only.  I may be proven wrong.

Singpost : buy or wait,? The recent parcel gate scandal may raise a question or buying it sell the share if you have it. Bystanders will wait for the issue to be settled. The answers depend on what's your investment objectives. Some may strike while iron is hot. Buy the stock when others are fearful.  This group hopes that prices will rise at least as much as it has fallen.  Others fear that prices will drop further hence they quickly dispose what they are holding, to cut losses. The third group will wait, if the price falls further, they may say luckily I didn't enter the market, or sigh if the price went up further, telling friends that fear has stopped them from buying when it drops by about 10 %. I invest for long term but occasionally when the shares of certain company fall

$ComfortDelGro(C52.SI)$ This may be a dull stock but it is giving good dividends. It's no longer a taxi image company but a global transportation business. Prospect is bright for the patient investor. 

Replying to @koolgal:202079254417632//@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟$RAFFLES MEDICAL GROUP LTD(BSL.SI)$  is my defensive tactical play as Healthcare is an essential service that is less impervious to economic cycles. Raffles Medical Group is one of the largest integrated private healthcare providers in Asia with medical facilities in 14 cities in Singapore, China, Japan, Vietnam and Cambodia.  In Singapore, RMG operates a full integrated healthcare group consisting of a tertiary hospital, a network of family medicine and dental services, insurance services, Japanese and Traditional Chinese Medicine clinics and a consumer healthcare division

Market noises refer to violent stock prices fluctuations in a volatile market. It occurs more in a turbulent macroeconomic situations.  All market players have emotions. One way to deal with market noises is to control our emotions, detach ourselves from looking at market on a daily basis. This can be achieved if we know the reasons for being in the market. If we are investing for long term gains, patience is much needed. Our investment goal will trump over our emotion.  To me, market noises reflect share prices volatility rather than risk. Understanding the risk reward ratios of the shares we have bought will help us ignore market noises. We may even buy more shares of company that are undervalued, good fundamental, strong balance sheet, and wait for the pot of gold when volatil