Wah bro, 52 week low is 7.4x, you very the greedy

I don't have luck to buy at lowest point and sell at highest point one. Proven in so many years. As long as got profit, I am happy liao !

Hansel for sharing !

Son, you OTed ! Please head to kopitiam....

This post has been edited by Showtime747: Jun 14 2016, 06:32 AM

Wah...didn't know you give talk

Respect

System down. Just like Malaysian government departments

Already drop mah....today my screen all red red

Assurity one is only for CDP, ie SGX website to log in. You only see the balance in your CDP account. Cannot trade here. Only see your ownership of shares

Your DBS key is only for your DBS trading platform where you can buy and sell shares.

So, they are different key. One for each website. Don't need to use both

Today arrr.....let me check....

Wah....only 1 red. a few black, and majority green

Market very funny and unpredictable one...After one day, aunty Yellen is forgotten

Some analyst say if interest rate increase, that means investor will shift their funds from stock to money market since return is better with higher interest. So stock will come down

Some analyst say if interest rate increase, that means the economy is good, confident restored, business will improve. So stock will go up

That is how the analysts work. On their table there are a few standard answers. When market close, depending on the market direction, they pick the answer most suitable to describe the day

With hindsight sure win one....

Cherroy, the possibility is there. Always.

I transfer money out very often. This week (before the Friday announcement), I encountered nightmare when my bank request all sought of documents for my typical transfer. Including declaration on my letterhead describing why I want to transfer the funds out. I have to re-draft the letter 3 times on my bank's advice.

Previously no such thing. I vaguely remember this is the types of measure during capital control in early 2000s. But I am not 100% sure about the exact procedure then

So, never say never. I think it is good bro Hansel pre-warn us...I hope he is wrong though...

I haven't heard of investor who made it big by saving the brokerage costs

When a person gets petty, he won't be a good investor

Big or small amount, it is all about percentage bro, not absolute amount.

If you still don't get what I poke fun at you, then you will have to learn the hard way. When you have more experience in missing the opportunity, you will learn...

Just an example. You spend time planning to go down to Sg to open an account. On hindsight, if you invested in SGX immediately through local platform, the STI was 27xx in Nov. Now 30xx. ~10% already. And MYR/SGD was 3.0xx at that time. Now 3.1xx. Your gain now would have a lot more than the S$60 you saved by travelling down to Sg

And you will soon realise queueing will more often than not miss out good opportunity. When you try to buy $0.005 lower, the stock price soar $0.05 in a few days' time. Or worse, when you try to sell $0.005 higher, the share price tumbled. Then you don't know want to cut loss or not....

Maybe in 6 months time (if you buy/sell frequently), then you will understand what I am saying. Now what I say you won't understand one....

I have to take care of my business all year. If like you exam time cannot invest, then how I find time to invest ?

Have to learn to multi tasking lah....

Buy outright at market price lah

You mean DBS forced you to Q instead of buy at the price the seller want ? If so, better you ask DBS to fly kite and you switch to other broker

Bro, you are contradicting yourself. Don't blame DBS. It is you who don't want to buy at market price


If can go through, then why complain your order only partially filled ?


Ok...bro, I have enough with you this time....no point to comment further when you have so many excuses

Since you just want to sell your shares (got thru ESOS), I guess your intention is not to invest. So opening a trading account in Sg is your last resort.

You should first try the local trading account as suggested by elea88. Logistically it is much easier. The best is to ask the broker by telling them your situation (of course don't tell them you only will do 1 time selling. Tell them you will also start investing in KLCI). I believe after you open a trading account with them, you can transfer your Sg shares into your nominee account with your local broker. And then you can sell them thru local platform.

There are many mis-information here. The best is to ask the brokers directly and see whether they can help you sell the SG shares. If you can use local, then it is much easier compare to open a Sg trading account

Good luck and do update us here on your adventure

No. Most review suggest "hold"

http://sgx.i3investor.com/ptservlet.jsp?sa=pts&q=SingPost



Bro, your thread has descended into "which singapore broker is the cheapest/best" thread

May I humbly request someone open a separate thread to talk about "which singapore broker platform should I get ?". Just like the one which talk about malaysia's brokers https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1261185

I propose Ramjade to be the TS

Rate hikes go both way. While the common view is that when interest rate increases, more money from the stock market is pulled out and pour into money market hence causing stock market to drop.

There is also another view that interest rate increase means that the economy growth in foreseen and confidence is back. See now Aunty Yellen is talking about taking precautionary steps on economy heating. So when the future earning growth of companies is positive, stock price will factor in the confidence.

The Reits, being in the rental business, will also benefit from the stronger economy as better tenancy and ability to increase rent is seen to be more than offset the gradual interest rate hikes.

Of course, those high gearing Reit will be affected more. But for stock market, sentiment often play a bigger role and when the party is on, all stocks will ride the bull. Same goes when the sentiment is bearish. Even the good fundamental stocks are affected.

I don't think the interest rate hike in March will have much effect on the stock market as it is generally being factored in the current price. What I think will have a big effect is Trump's craziness. Because the current sudden price surge was due to his victory and the general perception that his policies will benefit the economy. When reality strikes, then the market will realise he is all talk and no action. That is when the market will realise he is just a BS and correction will happen



p/s this thread is much better now with no off topics !

You are a classic case of "information overload". Think too far ahead of your situation. Worrying too much about macro environment instead of micro managing your own financial

Happens to many people with above average IQ and reading too much into every information they get. And spooking themselves and become jittery on every news whether relevant or otherwise

Bro, look at the food in front of you and get your stomach filled first. Those delicacy on the other side of the table will wait for you when you are ready