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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$These two years, I haven't been here, you've made a fortune, I've benefited from it, you eat dumplings, I drink soup.
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Prime Minister Wang Guanyi made a speech on Singapore's fiscal year 2023 budget. The budget predicts a slight deficit of 0.1% of the Gross Domestic Product, considering the expected slow economic growth of 0.5-2.5%. For households, the focus of the policy is to offset the impact of the increase in Goods and Services Tax and inflation, increase housing support, and improve labor skills. In terms of businesses, the medium-term focus is on attracting high-end research and development and intellectual property development.
Here are some direct impacts I can identify on SG-listed companies:
Suitable for retail, mixed-use for developers
In the real estate sector, the budget's impact is mixed. Due to the addition of 3 billion new dollars in insurance plans, the retail trade is expected to experience a short-term boost. The plan provides cash payments to help alleviate the cost of living pressures and the increase in Goods and Services Tax. The main beneficiaries include CICT, FCT, and MPACT.
For developers, the Buyer's Stamp Duty (BSD) for properties valued between 1.5 million and 3 million SGD and properties valued above 3 million SGD has been increased from 4% to 5% and 6% respectively. This is manageable. For properties valued between 3 million and 5 million SGD, the Buyer's Stamp Duty is 0.5-1.0% of the property value. The negative impact of this increase is offset by an increase of 0.1-0.03 million SGD in housing grants for the purchase of HDB resale properties for first-time buyers. This supports the resale prices of HDB flats and enhances the move of HDB upgraders into private...
Prime Minister Wang Guanyi made a speech on Singapore's fiscal year 2023 budget. The budget predicts a slight deficit of 0.1% of the Gross Domestic Product, considering the expected slow economic growth of 0.5-2.5%. For households, the focus of the policy is to offset the impact of the increase in Goods and Services Tax and inflation, increase housing support, and improve labor skills. In terms of businesses, the medium-term focus is on attracting high-end research and development and intellectual property development.
Here are some direct impacts I can identify on SG-listed companies:
Suitable for retail, mixed-use for developers
In the real estate sector, the budget's impact is mixed. Due to the addition of 3 billion new dollars in insurance plans, the retail trade is expected to experience a short-term boost. The plan provides cash payments to help alleviate the cost of living pressures and the increase in Goods and Services Tax. The main beneficiaries include CICT, FCT, and MPACT.
For developers, the Buyer's Stamp Duty (BSD) for properties valued between 1.5 million and 3 million SGD and properties valued above 3 million SGD has been increased from 4% to 5% and 6% respectively. This is manageable. For properties valued between 3 million and 5 million SGD, the Buyer's Stamp Duty is 0.5-1.0% of the property value. The negative impact of this increase is offset by an increase of 0.1-0.03 million SGD in housing grants for the purchase of HDB resale properties for first-time buyers. This supports the resale prices of HDB flats and enhances the move of HDB upgraders into private...
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Key point: Not participating in long and short, rise and fall, bull and bear viewpoint debates. Just a personal post-market review chart record.
The following are trading iron rules, no matter how much they are emphasized:
Win in a bear market; Win in volatility; Win in courage; Win in wisdom; Win in magnanimity; Win in learning; Win in change; Win in adaptation; Win in mathematics; Win in physics; Win in models; Win in functions; Win in vibration; Win in quantification; Win in framework; Win in moderation; Win in probability; Win in technology; Win in psychology; Win in dexterity; Win in adaptability; Win in oscillation.
Lose in closed-mindedness; lose in self-centeredness; lose in solidification; lose in self-abandonment; lose in self-deception; lose in chasing highs; lose in chasing strength; lose in rushing highs; lose in stagnant rises; lose in one-sidedness; lose in gambling; lose in portfolio protection; lose in full position; lose in financing; lose in writing off debts; lose in stewing stocks; lose in perpetual motion; lose in gambling; lose in complaining; lose in making excuses; lose in cursing; lose in daydreaming; lose in proposals; lose in predictions.
98% of people can never get rid of the mentality of liking to rise and hating to fall, and predicting, without a strong and reliable backing of various plans with a certain proportion of safeguarding funds battle sequence, so 98% of people can only end up in failure.
The end of a straight line is a trap.
Prey likes to move in a straight line.
Trading is about making a living, not being a stock slave, not fighting opinions, but winning in trading.
Key point: Not participating in long and short, rise and fall, bull and bear viewpoint debates. Just a personal post-market review chart record.
The following are trading iron rules, no matter how much they are emphasized:
Win in a bear market; Win in volatility; Win in courage; Win in wisdom; Win in magnanimity; Win in learning; Win in change; Win in adaptation; Win in mathematics; Win in physics; Win in models; Win in functions; Win in vibration; Win in quantification; Win in framework; Win in moderation; Win in probability; Win in technology; Win in psychology; Win in dexterity; Win in adaptability; Win in oscillation.
Lose in closed-mindedness; lose in self-centeredness; lose in solidification; lose in self-abandonment; lose in self-deception; lose in chasing highs; lose in chasing strength; lose in rushing highs; lose in stagnant rises; lose in one-sidedness; lose in gambling; lose in portfolio protection; lose in full position; lose in financing; lose in writing off debts; lose in stewing stocks; lose in perpetual motion; lose in gambling; lose in complaining; lose in making excuses; lose in cursing; lose in daydreaming; lose in proposals; lose in predictions.
98% of people can never get rid of the mentality of liking to rise and hating to fall, and predicting, without a strong and reliable backing of various plans with a certain proportion of safeguarding funds battle sequence, so 98% of people can only end up in failure.
The end of a straight line is a trap.
Prey likes to move in a straight line.
Trading is about making a living, not being a stock slave, not fighting opinions, but winning in trading.
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[Alain on US stocks] Three big events and one big opportunity in the US stock market this week! #spxs #tqqq #sqqq #sdow #spy #vix #ixic $Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$ $Bilibili (BILI.US)$ $Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3X Shares ETF (YINN.US)$ $ProShares UltraPro S&P500 ETF (UPRO.US)$ $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ $Block (SQ.US)$ $Alibaba (BABA.US)$
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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Today Tesla is awesome👍
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