I'm quite happy with the returns for now.

What a fishyy game!! 

My wishlists are as follows;
1) Moomoo to implement zero commission for SG stocks.
2) To have SG and US stock vouchers (e.g $10, $20, $30, etc) to be redemn in terms of points in the redemption section.
3) To have more variety of merchandise that can be utilize unlike collectibles (only good for display) which form the bulk of it.

Statistics have shown that time in market is a much wiser choice than market timing. Though veteran investors might claim they know when to market timing, in actual fact, its merely their guesses that are incorrect most of the time. In reality, nobody can do it.
As for me, I just DCA into good ETFs and stocks consistently. Whether the stock market is good or bad, it does not matter. Investing consistently in the market no matter how events like macroeconomic...

First and foremost, one must think of investing for long-term investing to get rid of negative emotions. As for market downturn, depends how you look at it.. Is it a bane or boon? Since I'm in for the long haul, its a boon for me as it gives me a good opportunity to buy more of the stocks which I have currently in my portfolio (US & SG markets).
As recession seems to linger in the near future, I've been accumulating cash acting as 'dry powder' to fire when the time comes. New...

My investor personality is accurate being an Analyst. My focus in investing focuses on long-term investment on growth and dividends stocks using fundamental analysis.
As for funds, I'm into low-cost funds (ETFs). I've  S&P 500 (CSPX,Ireland-domiciled) for its low US tax (15% unlike other US ETF 30%) on dividends.

The latest big tech earnings results does not matter to me if profits or losses are achieved. Why I say this?
Well, if in the first place if one has invested in good companies(referring to US market) with fundamentally sound track records (ie FCF,D/E,ROE,P/E & P/B), he need not worry with the latest results. In fact, if those invested companies stock prices drop due to market sentiments when the results are unexpected, its a good oppotunity to buy more o...

My self reward after a good trade is rather simple. As I'm a simple guy and a foodie, I reward myself with my favourite food be it north-indian or korean ones which are simply purchased from coffeeshop and hawker centre. I don't splurge in restaurants as I feel the exorbitant prices are rather worth saving or using it for buying the on-going dip in worthly stocks which will give handsome rewards in the coming years which my future self will thank me for.

Before I embark into stock market, I read up about it to enrich my knowledge on it. It is imperative onset to choose companies with good fundamentals for example increasing revenues, free cash flow, low debt,etc to invest it. This will not matter whenever the stock prices decrease due to certain global factors as it will rise eventually.
Just like others, my portfolio value has decline since the start of this year. However, I'm unfazed as I take this situ...