The LionGlobal Singapore Trust stands out due to its strategic focus on Singapore, a hub of stability and growth in Asia. By investing in companies with strong local and regional ties, it offers exposure to a diversified mix of sectors, capitalizing on Singapore’s economic resilience. Its long-term growth strategy positions it well for sustained capital appreciation, even amidst market fluctuations

Both Lump Sum and Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) have pros and cons. Lump Sum can capitalize on market growth if timed right, while DCA reduces risk by spreading investment over time. Lump Sum works well in strong markets, DCA is safer in volatility

I've found moomoo's crypto feature super user-friendly! The real-time data and intuitive charts make tracking my investments easy.  Educational resources and quizzes are great to help us learn more, love to see more of those. Overall, a solid platform for both newbies and seasoned traders!

Living costs in Singapore can be tough! I'm focusing on cutting down on dining out and boosting savings. As for my portfolio, I’m looking to diversify into credit ETFs and green investments for better long-term growth

Allocations (highest to lowest)
- Consumer staples (Historically, consumer staples outperforms in a late-cycle/soft landing environment)
- Energy infrastructure (US will need to continue spending on upgrading its power grid to stay on top of the AI race)
- Small cap Financials (To benefit from a steeper yield curve, as well as market rotation)
- Gold (Will benefit from lower real rates and provide a hedge against geopolitical risk and inflation)
- Short-te...

I appreciate the features, especially the Unusual Activities and 0DTE Options by Volume. They enhance my trading strategy.
However it would be so much better if we can have the option to copy/export data to csv/spreadsheet formats so we can perform further analysis on the data!

Harris showcased strong policy knowledge, while Trump maintained his familiar rhetoric. The debate's impact on the stock market will depend on investor sentiment; uncertainty could lead to volatility in the short term

Bare minimum would be at least $60k income before even thinking of bidding COE for you new car nowadays. Owning a car might stretch your budget. It’s crucial to factor in COE, insurance, maintenance, and fuel costs. Consider if the convenience and enjoyment outweigh the financial stretch before making a decision!

To prepare for a potential rate cut, I'm monitoring economic indicators and adjusting portfolio allocations and plan to add duration to lock in rates at attractive yields, positioning to benefit from rising bond prices.
Recently, yields have already move down a lot, so I plan to invest in bonds when long-end yields reach a slightly more attractive levels, ensuring better risk-adjusted returns.
Unfortunately I did not had any exposure to US Treasurie...

Anticipating rate cuts, I’m shifting more assets into growth-oriented sectors such as technology and renewable energy, which typically thrive in lower-rate environments. I’m also considering defensive stocks and high-quality dividend payers for stability and income. Diversification and long-term growth are key focuses.