Scrooge_McDuck
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$Singtel (Z74.SG)$ I maybe outdated but Section 403 of Singapore companies act stated that a company can only declare and pay dividends out of it's profits. If the company has made a financial loss, it cannot declare any dividends. Should I call cpib and mas to verify this to protect innocent investors?
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Scrooge_McDuck
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$AEM SGD (AWX.SG)$ Unfortunately, it’s not a hammer pattern. A hammer pattern should have long tail. (Just like a hammer should have long “handle”)
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$CapLand China T (AU8U.SG)$ The chart possibly shows a Double Top, a bearish reversal pattern. However, for the pattern to be considered valid, there needs to be a break below the support level formed.
Without this confirmation, the price could just be moving in a range (sideways), and the double top pattern would not be reliable as a signal for the downtrend
Without this confirmation, the price could just be moving in a range (sideways), and the double top pattern would not be reliable as a signal for the downtrend
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Scrooge_McDuck
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As mentioned on 19 September 2024, last burst of rally had been a great hit, most of you are on a happy mode. But we do not know when it will end. 见好就收吧! @Stock Watch
Please beware what's goes up fast, it also will come down fast. High gets higher or ATH. Take care everyone!
Waves of tides are building up. For me, no more hunting over weekends. Let's goes up the mountains and hide in the caves. Awaiting for nicer 🌈. Hahahaha..
$Genting Sing (G13.SG)$ $SATS (S58.SG)$ $YZJ Fin Hldg (YF8.SG)$ $CapitaLandInvest (9CI.SG)$ $Lion-OCBC Sec HSTECH S$ (HST.SG)$ $Genting Sing (G13.SG)$ $CityDev (C09.SG)$ $Wilmar Intl (F34.SG)$
Please beware what's goes up fast, it also will come down fast. High gets higher or ATH. Take care everyone!
Waves of tides are building up. For me, no more hunting over weekends. Let's goes up the mountains and hide in the caves. Awaiting for nicer 🌈. Hahahaha..
$Genting Sing (G13.SG)$ $SATS (S58.SG)$ $YZJ Fin Hldg (YF8.SG)$ $CapitaLandInvest (9CI.SG)$ $Lion-OCBC Sec HSTECH S$ (HST.SG)$ $Genting Sing (G13.SG)$ $CityDev (C09.SG)$ $Wilmar Intl (F34.SG)$
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Scrooge_McDuck
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$Keppel (BN4.SG)$ trend is still up. My DCA is 6. I am expecting 7 this year.
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$Wilmar Intl (F34.SG)$ did not disappoint me. I have stopped my DCA last week at 3.15 and will ride the trend. Expect ups and downs along the way. I am looking at 4 by next year.
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Scrooge_McDuck
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$YZJ Fin Hldg (YF8.SG)$ finally ... hope not going back that all can hope
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$Singtel (Z74.SG)$ $Keppel (BN4.SG)$ $Wilmar Intl (F34.SG)$
Seeing the use of the term DCA in many Moomoo’s comment section, commonly refers to buying additional shares of a stock when its price declined/ the stock experienced a pullback/ the stock retraced
DCA is actually an investment strategy that involves investing a fixed amount of money *at regular intervals* (such as weekly, monthly, or quarterly) into a particular asset/portfolio, *regardless of its price*.
It is NOT the same as the strategy...
Seeing the use of the term DCA in many Moomoo’s comment section, commonly refers to buying additional shares of a stock when its price declined/ the stock experienced a pullback/ the stock retraced
DCA is actually an investment strategy that involves investing a fixed amount of money *at regular intervals* (such as weekly, monthly, or quarterly) into a particular asset/portfolio, *regardless of its price*.
It is NOT the same as the strategy...
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Scrooge_McDuck : If EPS is 0.7, the PE should not be negative, unless there’s a reporting or calculation error. The dividend payment should not directly cause the EPS (and PE) to become negative, because dividends are not an expense and do not directly reduce the net income.