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$Nippecraft (N32.SG)$
Rose from 0.069 to 0.093. 34.8% gain, that's comparable with LS 2. Broke out of 0.082 and 0.088 resistances. It may rise to resistance around 0.104 and 0.111. Still not too late to buy the other penny stocks.
$Acesian Partners (5FW.SG)$ $Parkson Retail (O9E.SG)$ $Mencast (5NF.SG)$ $Pollux Prop (5AE.SG)$ $AEM SGD (AWX.SG)$ $SIA (C6L.SG)$ $Rex Intl (5WH.SG)$ $RH PetroGas (T13.SG)$ $Geo Energy Res (RE4.SG)$ $Golden Energy (AUE.SG)$
Rose from 0.069 to 0.093. 34.8% gain, that's comparable with LS 2. Broke out of 0.082 and 0.088 resistances. It may rise to resistance around 0.104 and 0.111. Still not too late to buy the other penny stocks.
$Acesian Partners (5FW.SG)$ $Parkson Retail (O9E.SG)$ $Mencast (5NF.SG)$ $Pollux Prop (5AE.SG)$ $AEM SGD (AWX.SG)$ $SIA (C6L.SG)$ $Rex Intl (5WH.SG)$ $RH PetroGas (T13.SG)$ $Geo Energy Res (RE4.SG)$ $Golden Energy (AUE.SG)$
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$Wilmar Intl (F34.SG)$ results out. Interim dividends 6 cents to be paid on 24/08. Tomorrow shld have some upside. I have about SGD400+ to collect on 24/08. Use this "interest" to treat myself for a day or two. LoL.
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$Grand Venture (JLB.SG)$
All those stocks that rose several folds in 2021 are crashing. These include Grand Venture, iFast, Frencken and Nanofilm. Grand Venture may fall to support around 0.69.
All those stocks that rose several folds in 2021 are crashing. These include Grand Venture, iFast, Frencken and Nanofilm. Grand Venture may fall to support around 0.69.
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$RH PetroGas (T13.SG)$ $Rex Intl (5WH.SG)$
Oil prices could spike well over USD150 a barrel later in the year.
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/video/oil-prices-could-spike-well-183045495.html
Oil prices could spike well over USD150 a barrel later in the year.
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/video/oil-prices-could-spike-well-183045495.html
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$SIA (C6L.SG)$ Opportunity comes again..... standby
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The market situation is unpredictable, whether to increase positions or redeem, investing is really difficult. Instead of being indecisive and unsure of how to operate, it is better to choose to enter with rsp based on your own circumstances. Historically, in volatile markets or bear markets, rsp strategies may perform better.
When the market first falls and then rises, the rsp strategy averages the cost, accumulating shares; when the market is in a long period of consolidation and volatility, the rsp strategy continuously accumulates positions closer to cost, with the opportunity to gain returns in subsequent rises.
Rsp Three Questions Three Answers
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What should be done if the RSP is losing money? Should I continue to invest?
In reality, some investors may develop pessimistic emotions, thinking that after investing painstakingly for a year, why are they still losing money in the end? They rush to stop losses and no longer believe in RSP. RSP is not a foolproof transaction, so it is important to rationally view the losses incurred in RSP.
RSP losses can be analyzed in two scenarios: If the theme or industry of the fund we choose undergoes fundamental changes and no longer has investment value, then we can stop the RSP and turn to industries or indices with more potential and development prospects; on the other hand, if the fund we choose does not have significant issues but is affected by a bear market or volatile market, we can consider persevering. Because it is actually a good time to accumulate chips when the market is undervalued. If not now, then when?
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What kind of assets are more suitable for RSP?
Select high volatility, high growth, high...
When the market first falls and then rises, the rsp strategy averages the cost, accumulating shares; when the market is in a long period of consolidation and volatility, the rsp strategy continuously accumulates positions closer to cost, with the opportunity to gain returns in subsequent rises.
Rsp Three Questions Three Answers
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What should be done if the RSP is losing money? Should I continue to invest?
In reality, some investors may develop pessimistic emotions, thinking that after investing painstakingly for a year, why are they still losing money in the end? They rush to stop losses and no longer believe in RSP. RSP is not a foolproof transaction, so it is important to rationally view the losses incurred in RSP.
RSP losses can be analyzed in two scenarios: If the theme or industry of the fund we choose undergoes fundamental changes and no longer has investment value, then we can stop the RSP and turn to industries or indices with more potential and development prospects; on the other hand, if the fund we choose does not have significant issues but is affected by a bear market or volatile market, we can consider persevering. Because it is actually a good time to accumulate chips when the market is undervalued. If not now, then when?
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What kind of assets are more suitable for RSP?
Select high volatility, high growth, high...
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This is a great era because we have the opportunity to participate in the investment of all great companies.
But many people lost money in the best investment era, and the vast majority lost money. Why? In fact, there are two fundamental points. The first is the inability to judge the quality of the company. For example, many people invest in speculative stocks, and some invest in companies with significant financial problems themselves, which is one level. The second point is that the investment method is incorrect. Many people rush in and out quickly, many are fully invested and leveraged, all of which carry significant risks.
The improvement corresponding to these two points is that we need to learn two kinds of knowledge. First, how to select good stocks and good companies. Second, how to invest in this good company, how to avoid its stock price peak, and try to buy at the low point, these are the two main issues.
This determines whether we can invest successfully. Regarding the first issue, what we need to do is research and data analysis. Research, as a consumer, the best way is to look at their products, their production, understand their founders, know their suppliers, and understand their sales situation. Data analysis, the best way is to look at their financial statements, and it's important to examine their historical data that has accumulated over the years.
Then, regarding how to invest, it's about investment methods. The main reason most people lose money is because they buy at high points, right? And the reason they make money is because they successfully buy at the low points.
But many people lost money in the best investment era, and the vast majority lost money. Why? In fact, there are two fundamental points. The first is the inability to judge the quality of the company. For example, many people invest in speculative stocks, and some invest in companies with significant financial problems themselves, which is one level. The second point is that the investment method is incorrect. Many people rush in and out quickly, many are fully invested and leveraged, all of which carry significant risks.
The improvement corresponding to these two points is that we need to learn two kinds of knowledge. First, how to select good stocks and good companies. Second, how to invest in this good company, how to avoid its stock price peak, and try to buy at the low point, these are the two main issues.
This determines whether we can invest successfully. Regarding the first issue, what we need to do is research and data analysis. Research, as a consumer, the best way is to look at their products, their production, understand their founders, know their suppliers, and understand their sales situation. Data analysis, the best way is to look at their financial statements, and it's important to examine their historical data that has accumulated over the years.
Then, regarding how to invest, it's about investment methods. The main reason most people lose money is because they buy at high points, right? And the reason they make money is because they successfully buy at the low points.
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$Frencken (E28.SG)$
Downgrades by analysts. DBS cut tp from 2.09 to 1.36. RHB cut tp from 2.10 to 1.24.
There's unrelenting margin pressure on the company, with margins declining to 15.4% in 1QFY2022 ending Mar compared to 17.3% last year. Net margins eased to 6.5%, down from 8.1% in 1QFY2021. This was due to continued supply chain issues, inflationary pressure, and investment for growth. Margin pressure is expected to persist at least in the near term. Costs are also higher due to higher prices ...
Downgrades by analysts. DBS cut tp from 2.09 to 1.36. RHB cut tp from 2.10 to 1.24.
There's unrelenting margin pressure on the company, with margins declining to 15.4% in 1QFY2022 ending Mar compared to 17.3% last year. Net margins eased to 6.5%, down from 8.1% in 1QFY2021. This was due to continued supply chain issues, inflationary pressure, and investment for growth. Margin pressure is expected to persist at least in the near term. Costs are also higher due to higher prices ...
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