This is a common question that comes up among investors. There is no right or wrong answer but for those who are not adept at timing the market or who have no time or energy to monitor the market everyday, I feel dollar cost averaging (DCA) is an easier and safer approach as it averages out the per unit cost over time. Putting aside a set amount of money for investment at regular intervals is analogous to a form of regular savings (albeit with a higher level of risk tha...

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The renowned Wall Street investor Peter Lynch said you need to learn how to read earnings reports so that you can have a greater sense of confidence in where you’re actually investing your money. So to speak, how much money you earn in the stock market is directly correlated with your insights into the investment target.
But everyone seems to know the significance of the earnings reports, only to find it...

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Do you remember the question we left in the last post >> REITs 101: A brief history of REITs?
Question :
What's the name of Singapore's first REIT?
Answer: SingMall Property Trust
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