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$CSOP SEA TECH ETF S$ (SQQ.SG)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$
Not sure if anyone noticed- southeast asia tech has performed as well as QQQ this year. and seems to be less volatile as well
Not sure if anyone noticed- southeast asia tech has performed as well as QQQ this year. and seems to be less volatile as well
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$CSOP SEA TECH ETF S$ (SQQ.SG)$ AUM has increased from $20M at listing to $80M. strong inflows/ interest
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Global turmoil, the second investment opportunity under the backdrop of the Fed's interest rate cut - Singapore Reits ETF big picture!
Before taking stock, let's tell a story first:
In the past week, Chinese A-shares / H-shares (Hong Kong stocks) boomed. The SSE Composite Index rose by 21.4% in just 5 trading days. The Hang Seng Index rose by 21.8% in the past 10 trading days. The Chinext Price Index soared by 42% in just 5 trading days. On September 30, the SSE Composite Index rose by 8%, with a trading volume reaching an astonishing 2.37 trillion, breaking historical records. $SSE Composite Index (000001.SH)$ $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$
Some netizens joked that the annual increase in the U.S. stock market was achieved by A-shares in a week. (This is like only seeing the thief eat meat, but not seeing the thief get beaten!)
The story is over, what does the frenzy in the Chinese stock market have to do with the Singapore Reits ETF we are going to talk about today?
Of course! At this time, many investors are lost! Should they chase? Will they be on the sidelines? If you are asking this prime minister, it can be said that the situation is very dangerous.
Because for any asset investment, what we need to do is plan ahead. This is the concept advocated by Hutu. You can only make money by being one step ahead of others. The Hutu Family Fund also holds Hong Kong stocks and A-shares. But after this wave of market boom, Hutu did not take any action. Now if you go chasing...
Before taking stock, let's tell a story first:
In the past week, Chinese A-shares / H-shares (Hong Kong stocks) boomed. The SSE Composite Index rose by 21.4% in just 5 trading days. The Hang Seng Index rose by 21.8% in the past 10 trading days. The Chinext Price Index soared by 42% in just 5 trading days. On September 30, the SSE Composite Index rose by 8%, with a trading volume reaching an astonishing 2.37 trillion, breaking historical records. $SSE Composite Index (000001.SH)$ $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$
Some netizens joked that the annual increase in the U.S. stock market was achieved by A-shares in a week. (This is like only seeing the thief eat meat, but not seeing the thief get beaten!)
The story is over, what does the frenzy in the Chinese stock market have to do with the Singapore Reits ETF we are going to talk about today?
Of course! At this time, many investors are lost! Should they chase? Will they be on the sidelines? If you are asking this prime minister, it can be said that the situation is very dangerous.
Because for any asset investment, what we need to do is plan ahead. This is the concept advocated by Hutu. You can only make money by being one step ahead of others. The Hutu Family Fund also holds Hong Kong stocks and A-shares. But after this wave of market boom, Hutu did not take any action. Now if you go chasing...
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$CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$
Over a month has passed, and everyone has seen the performance of SRT. Don't panic during market crashes, but instead analyze rationally and look for investment opportunities.
When the US stock market crashed, the Singapore market followed suit, which was actually a result of market sentiment. Many stocks in Singapore that had investment value became even cheaper. At that time, you should have bought, bought, and bought instead of following the market panic.
Pay attention to Hu Tu and explore the next investment opportunity together.
$FTSE Singapore Straits Time Index (.STI.SG)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$
Over a month has passed, and everyone has seen the performance of SRT. Don't panic during market crashes, but instead analyze rationally and look for investment opportunities.
When the US stock market crashed, the Singapore market followed suit, which was actually a result of market sentiment. Many stocks in Singapore that had investment value became even cheaper. At that time, you should have bought, bought, and bought instead of following the market panic.
Pay attention to Hu Tu and explore the next investment opportunity together.
$FTSE Singapore Straits Time Index (.STI.SG)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$
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Comparison of REIT ETFs here: REIT ETF highlights
Tightest bid-ask spreads: $CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$
Largest AUM: $LION-PHILLIP S-REIT (CLR.SG)$
Lowest Total Expense Ratio: $NikkoAM-STC Asia ex Japan REIT ETF (CFA.SG)$
Exposure to Australia and/ or Japan and REIT: $UOB APAC Green REIT ETF (GRN.SG)$ $PHIL AP DIV REIT S$D (BYJ.SG)$
Tightest bid-ask spreads: $CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$
Largest AUM: $LION-PHILLIP S-REIT (CLR.SG)$
Lowest Total Expense Ratio: $NikkoAM-STC Asia ex Japan REIT ETF (CFA.SG)$
Exposure to Australia and/ or Japan and REIT: $UOB APAC Green REIT ETF (GRN.SG)$ $PHIL AP DIV REIT S$D (BYJ.SG)$
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Hello Mooers!
In today's discussion, I would like to share with you a few groups of ETFs that are either on my watchlist and/or portfolio and, at the same time, would like to hear from your comments and opinions.
In my previous post on 11 approved bitcoin ( $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ ) ETFs that will start trading on January 11, 2024, 90% voted that they will definitely trade these bitcoin ETFs. The survey...
In today's discussion, I would like to share with you a few groups of ETFs that are either on my watchlist and/or portfolio and, at the same time, would like to hear from your comments and opinions.
In my previous post on 11 approved bitcoin ( $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ ) ETFs that will start trading on January 11, 2024, 90% voted that they will definitely trade these bitcoin ETFs. The survey...
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Hello Mooers!
In today's discussion, I would like to share one particular financial asset that almost one in two Mooers will invest in and/or trade before the rate cuts come and, at the same time, would like to hear from your comments and opinions.
In my previous survey on which financial assets Mooers will invest and/or trade before the rate cuts come, nearly 50% voted for REITs, wh...
In today's discussion, I would like to share one particular financial asset that almost one in two Mooers will invest in and/or trade before the rate cuts come and, at the same time, would like to hear from your comments and opinions.
In my previous survey on which financial assets Mooers will invest and/or trade before the rate cuts come, nearly 50% voted for REITs, wh...
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Recently, the US stock market crashed, and the gains for this year were almost wiped out in just a few trading days in July. The Japanese stock market also crashed, especially on Black Monday this week, plunging by 12.4%. The Straits Times Index of Singapore also crashed.
Hold on, we are here to find investment opportunities, not to watch the excitement.
Recently, with the crash of the US stock market, various voices in the market emerged, bringing up conspiracy theories, recession, economic crisis, and the narrative of Buffett's major retreat (Buffett's precise large-scale reduction of Apple holdings in Q2, accounting for 50%). However, if we follow the market's voices blindly, we may end up chasing highs and lows, and being taken advantage of.
Fundamentally, the root cause of the US stock market crash is simply that it rose too much, and investors felt it was overpriced. The Nasdaq hit bottom at the end of 2022, doubling in one go, so a 20% drop now can be seen as a valuation adjustment, which is completely reasonable. Of course, with the US stock market at a high, the US dollar high, the imminent rate cut by the Federal Reserve, the trend is for the dollar to weaken, non-farm data also not encouraging, with the unemployment rate rising to 4.3%, triggering the Sam rule (triggering an economic recession accurately in history), in this scenario, the decline of the US stock market is also a trend. It's just that the sudden 10%+ plunge in just a few trading days has caused panic and wild thoughts. In my opinion, take a step back, this adjustment trend is hard to change in the short term, it wouldn't hurt to let the bullets fly for a while.
So what about the future? Where will the US stock market go? In the global turbulent environment, what other good investment opportunities are there besides the US stock market??
I believe many friends are thinking about the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut...
Hold on, we are here to find investment opportunities, not to watch the excitement.
Recently, with the crash of the US stock market, various voices in the market emerged, bringing up conspiracy theories, recession, economic crisis, and the narrative of Buffett's major retreat (Buffett's precise large-scale reduction of Apple holdings in Q2, accounting for 50%). However, if we follow the market's voices blindly, we may end up chasing highs and lows, and being taken advantage of.
Fundamentally, the root cause of the US stock market crash is simply that it rose too much, and investors felt it was overpriced. The Nasdaq hit bottom at the end of 2022, doubling in one go, so a 20% drop now can be seen as a valuation adjustment, which is completely reasonable. Of course, with the US stock market at a high, the US dollar high, the imminent rate cut by the Federal Reserve, the trend is for the dollar to weaken, non-farm data also not encouraging, with the unemployment rate rising to 4.3%, triggering the Sam rule (triggering an economic recession accurately in history), in this scenario, the decline of the US stock market is also a trend. It's just that the sudden 10%+ plunge in just a few trading days has caused panic and wild thoughts. In my opinion, take a step back, this adjustment trend is hard to change in the short term, it wouldn't hurt to let the bullets fly for a while.
So what about the future? Where will the US stock market go? In the global turbulent environment, what other good investment opportunities are there besides the US stock market??
I believe many friends are thinking about the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut...
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