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Man… what a week! The biggest rate hike since 1994, an implosion in the crypto space, and JGB yields blowing up. It’s starting to feel like...

  Since it’s top ($700) in November 2021, Netflix has plunged to $215 this week. That’s a massive 69% plunge in just 6 months. This makes Netflix...

  2 months ago, I wrote on article on whether it was time to sell DBS Bank stock. My conclusion then, was that I would consider...

    Well… what a week! I think in some ways, the events of the past week may prove to be as important as March 2020 itself. And...

For those of you who bought DBS below $20 in 2020 (like me), we’re sitting on a cool 100% return today. But - with DBS...

    After last week’s article on Grab, an overwhelming number of you asked for my thoughts on Facebook (Meta) stock. Facebook’s high in September 2021 was...

Grab IPO-ed on 2 Dec 2021, and traded as high as $13.29. In the 2 months since – Grab’s share price has been absolutely murdered. Down...

  Happy Chinese New year to all readers! If 2021 was the year of the meme stock, 2022 might just be the revenge of the value...

  What an absolute bloodbath in tech stocks! From it’s October 2021 high of $366, literally just 3 months ago – Shopee (Sea Ltd) has plunged...

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  In the saga that keeps on giving – the Rival Consortium bidding for SPH (against Keppel) has come back with a revised offer. After Keppel...

  What a difference a year makes! In that time, SPH has gone from unloved media stock, to the hottest thing since sliced bread.   What is...

  I’ve been accused of talking too much about “Ah Gong” stocks on Financial Horse. So I figured for this week, let’s jump back into the...

  A lot of you enjoyed last week’s 3 Key Takeaways on Singapore’s Retail / Office Outlook. So I figured I would continue the format this...