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SGX is currently a mixed bag. The stock has rallied significantly, and while analysts maintain a consensus "Moderate Buy" or "Accumulate" rating, its rapid recent gains mean it is currently trading near or slightly above many brokers' fair value estimates, making it a "hold" for some.

$SGX(S68.SI)$ recorded robust trading activity in May as Singapore’s stock market surpassed Indonesia’s to become Southeast Asia’s largest by market capitalisation Total turnover across asset classes rose 70% year-on-year to S$45.8 billion, while daily average traded value jumped 79%. Since releasing these figures on 10 June 2026, SGX shares have climbed 11.38%, making it the top-performing STI constituent over the past week. Amplifying the move, the SGX 5x Long DLC has surged around 65% as the top gainer amongst all SG DLCs. Meanwhile, the SGX 5x Short DLC declined by 45%. The broader $MSCI Singapore Index - main 2606(SGPmain)$ also posted steady gains, rising about 3.4%. Correspondingly, the SiMS

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$S&P 500(.SPX)$ ROE hit a record high of 22%, but the capital expenditure boom of AI giants will systematically drag down the earnings quality of the seven major tech stocks in the coming years. Market Snapshot $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ : 📈 Closed up 754.83 (+1.8%, previous close 741.75) [Data as of 06/16 05:05 EDT] | Pre-Market: $754.56 (-0.04%) $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ : 📈 Closed up 744.00 (+3.1%, previous close 721.34) [Data as of 06/16 05:05 EDT] | Pre-Market: $745.15 (+0.15%) $SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust(DIA)$ : 📈 Closed up 518.44 (+1.0%, previous close 513.06) [Data as of 06/16 05:05 EDT] | Pre-M

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If you are investing for 10+ years Buying at an all time high is not necessarily a problem. Historically, markets spend a lot of time making new highs. Investors who wait for a correction often miss years of compounding. If you are investing a large lump sum today Be cautious. The STI has risen more than 25% over the past year and dividend yields have compressed somewhat as prices increased. � The Kopi Notes +1 You could consider: Invest 30% to 50% now Dollar cost average the remainder over 6 to 12 months If your goal is dividend income The STI still offers attractive yields of roughly 3.5% to 4% depending on the measure used, which remains higher than many developed market indices. � The Kopi Notes +2 Main risk now The STI is heavily concentrated in banks. If: Interest rates fall faster t

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On June 16, the Bank of Japan threw two punches in a single sitting. Punch one — the rate hike. The short-term policy rate went from 0.75% to 1.0%, passed 7 to 1, the highest level since 1995 — a full 31-year high. Punch two — a floor under the taper. At the same meeting, the BOJ drew a finish line under its bond-purchase reduction: from now through Q1 2027 it keeps trimming the monthly purchase quota by roughly ¥200 billion per calendar quarter, but from April 2027 onward, monthly purchases hold steady at about ¥2 trillion and stop shrinking. Open any headline and it's wall-to-wall "31-year high" — all eyes on punch one. So here's my cold splash of water: these two punches are not a double-tightening combo. The first is the jab everyone sees; the second is the hidden hand. And it's the hi

SGX At All Time High:  Is It A Buy? 🌟🌟🌟For years, critics have dismissed the Singapore market as a slow, sleepy income trap designed strictly for wealth preservation, completely missing the multi asset transformation quietly happening.   That narrative has been shattered with Singapore Exchange (SGX)$SGX(S68.SI)$  recently reaching its all time high at SGD 22.58 last week. What happened? Backed by an unprecedented wave of global derivatives volume and regional capital flight into safe haven assets, SGX has surged a spectacular 60.4% over the trailing 12 months, completely crushing traditional bluechip benchmarks. SGX operates one of the most unbreakable economic moats in global finance. It is th

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ ROE hit a record high of 22%, but the capital expenditure boom of AI giants will systematically drag down the earnings quality of the seven major tech stocks in the coming years. Market Snapshot $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ : 📈 Closed up 754.83 (+1.8%, previous close 741.75) [Data as of 06/16 05:05 EDT] | Pre-Market: $754.56 (-0.04%) $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ : 📈 Closed up 744.00 (+3.1%, previous close 721.34) [Data as of 06/16 05:05 EDT] | Pre-Market: $745.15 (+0.15%) $SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust(DIA)$ : 📈 Closed up 518.44 (+1.0%, previous close 513.06) [Data as of 06/16 05:05 EDT] | Pre-M

$SGX(S68.SI)$ recorded robust trading activity in May as Singapore’s stock market surpassed Indonesia’s to become Southeast Asia’s largest by market capitalisation Total turnover across asset classes rose 70% year-on-year to S$45.8 billion, while daily average traded value jumped 79%. Since releasing these figures on 10 June 2026, SGX shares have climbed 11.38%, making it the top-performing STI constituent over the past week. Amplifying the move, the SGX 5x Long DLC has surged around 65% as the top gainer amongst all SG DLCs. Meanwhile, the SGX 5x Short DLC declined by 45%. The broader $MSCI Singapore Index - main 2606(SGPmain)$ also posted steady gains, rising about 3.4%. Correspondingly, the SiMS

SGX is currently a mixed bag. The stock has rallied significantly, and while analysts maintain a consensus "Moderate Buy" or "Accumulate" rating, its rapid recent gains mean it is currently trading near or slightly above many brokers' fair value estimates, making it a "hold" for some.

If you are investing for 10+ years Buying at an all time high is not necessarily a problem. Historically, markets spend a lot of time making new highs. Investors who wait for a correction often miss years of compounding. If you are investing a large lump sum today Be cautious. The STI has risen more than 25% over the past year and dividend yields have compressed somewhat as prices increased. � The Kopi Notes +1 You could consider: Invest 30% to 50% now Dollar cost average the remainder over 6 to 12 months If your goal is dividend income The STI still offers attractive yields of roughly 3.5% to 4% depending on the measure used, which remains higher than many developed market indices. � The Kopi Notes +2 Main risk now The STI is heavily concentrated in banks. If: Interest rates fall faster t

On June 16, the Bank of Japan threw two punches in a single sitting. Punch one — the rate hike. The short-term policy rate went from 0.75% to 1.0%, passed 7 to 1, the highest level since 1995 — a full 31-year high. Punch two — a floor under the taper. At the same meeting, the BOJ drew a finish line under its bond-purchase reduction: from now through Q1 2027 it keeps trimming the monthly purchase quota by roughly ¥200 billion per calendar quarter, but from April 2027 onward, monthly purchases hold steady at about ¥2 trillion and stop shrinking. Open any headline and it's wall-to-wall "31-year high" — all eyes on punch one. So here's my cold splash of water: these two punches are not a double-tightening combo. The first is the jab everyone sees; the second is the hidden hand. And it's the hi

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SGX At All Time High:  Is It A Buy? 🌟🌟🌟For years, critics have dismissed the Singapore market as a slow, sleepy income trap designed strictly for wealth preservation, completely missing the multi asset transformation quietly happening.   That narrative has been shattered with Singapore Exchange (SGX)$SGX(S68.SI)$  recently reaching its all time high at SGD 22.58 last week. What happened? Backed by an unprecedented wave of global derivatives volume and regional capital flight into safe haven assets, SGX has surged a spectacular 60.4% over the trailing 12 months, completely crushing traditional bluechip benchmarks. SGX operates one of the most unbreakable economic moats in global finance. It is th

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