by Trader F | Aug 7, 2020 | Singapore Stocks, STI, Stock Case Study, TradersGPS Trading System
Take note: this is an article written on the 30th of Jul. Two significant news hit the headlines today. SG BANKS DIVIDENDS CAP One: The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has called on locally-incorporated banks to cap their total dividends per...
by Trader F | May 1, 2020 | Market Outlook, Singapore Stocks, Stock Case Study, TradersGPS Trading System, Trading Education
Sembcorp and Keppel are certainly on their toes this period. Last week saw an unprecedented drop in oil prices to a negative level, almost -$40/barrel to be exact. Such a phenomenon has not happened in the past and it was largely the result of paper traders and Oil...
by Collin Seow | Feb 10, 2020 | Singapore Stocks
That day, I was conducting my flagship The Systematic Trader Course when one of the new graduates asked me about my view on Vicom share price. He bought it around $4.80 in 2017 but sold it around $ 5.80 about 2 years later. The price continued to rally but he...
by Collin Seow | Jan 24, 2020 | Featured, Market Outlook, Singapore Stocks, Technical Analysis
OCBC Share Price Weekly Chart OCBC share price is trending up long term, the long term uptrend joins the bottom of the chart. We had a few crises along the years. Starting with the Asian financial crisis in 1998, then the SARS period in 2003 followed by the...
by Mr R | Jun 18, 2019 | General, Investment Knowledge, Singapore Stocks, STI, Stock Case Study, Technical Analysis, TradersGPS Trading System
The answer to that question would have been a flat, “No thank you, I am good. Please reserve your tasteless airline food for the other passengers.” Well, being the polite gentleman that I am, I would not have verbally articulated my exact thoughts when the...
by Victor | Jun 4, 2019 | Investment Knowledge, Singapore Stocks, Technical Analysis
Recently, I went to a private hospital for an emergency – or rather what I deemed as an emergency – and the bill was a staggering $350 for a blood test and a plain-vanilla consultation, triple that of a public hospital for Singapore citizens. As an illustration of the...
