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Monday, July 1, 2019

Apac Realty

Yesterday closed well at 55 cents,looks rather encouraging!


Chart wise, looks Bullish!
It has managed to bounce off from the low of 48.5 cents and rises higher to touch 56 cents yesterday,looks rather positive!






Short tern wise, I think This momentum may likely drive the price to retest 56 then 57.5 cents with extension to 60 - 66 cents.


Not a call to buy or sell.

Pls dyodd.




Singapore Saving Bond

August 2019 offer rates is out!
First 3 years is yielding an interest rate of 1.68%.
Quite a fair bit lower as compared to last month offer rate of 1.93% for first 3 years.


Looks likely they are protecting a cut of interest rate soon!


1st Nov 2018
December offer rates is out!
Fantastic! 1st year 1.89%, 10 years 3.04% .

Don't miss out!


Closing date on 27th Nov 9pm.

Pls dyodd.

Singapore Saving Bond click here to view. 

Nov rate is out!
Looks attractive!
First year 1.8%, average for 10 years 2.48%.


Closing date of application : 26 Oct 2018.
It is now available for applying .

Applicant may apply via Internet banking from the 3 local banks such as DBS,Uob & OCBC .



Closing date of application is on 25th September 9pm.

 First year interest is 1.74% & 10 year interest is about 2.42%. You may refer to the table below ;










 Each Savings Bond has a term of 10 years and pays interest every 6 months. Savings Bonds cannot be traded like conventional bonds or shares. Interest income is exempt from tax. Only individuals above 18 years old can apply.

 Savings Bonds are fully backed by the Singapore Government. And because the bonds can always be redeemed for the full amount invested, investors are protected against capital losses when interest rates change.

 This makes them one of the safest possible investments for individuals to hold.








 Save up to 10 years, and earn interest that “steps up” or increases over time. Hold your Savings Bond for the full 10 years and receive an average interest per year that matches the return from 10-year Singapore Government Securities yields, which has generally been between 2%-3%. Flexible : Or, choose to exit your investment in any given month, with no penalties.

There is no need to decide on a specific investment period at the start.








Before you Apply: You will need: A bank account with DBS/POSB, OCBC or UOB. Visit any of the three local banks’ branches in Singapore to open a bank account.

 An individual CDP Securities account linked to any of your bank accounts through direct crediting service (DCS). CDP is the custodian for Savings Bonds and will process applications, interest payments and redemptions. Visit CDP's webpage for information on opening your CDP Securities account.

 $2 transaction fee A non-refundable transaction fee will be charged by the bank for each application request.









After you have Apply: MAS will allot the new Savings Bond among applicants on the 3rd last business day of the month (called the "Allotment Day")You will receive the first interest payment 6 months after the bond is issued. Interest will be automatically paid into the bank account that is linked to your CDP account.

 The application results will be available on the Announcements page after 3.00pm on Allotment Day. Should the total amount of applications exceed the amount on offer in a particular month, you may not get the full amount you applied for (why not?). The excess cash will be refunded to you by the end of the 2nd last business day of the month.

Savings Bonds will be issued on the 1st business day of the following month. You will be notified by CDP via mail of the amount of Savings Bonds allotted to you. You can also check your holdings online through the CDP Internet service or by calling CDP at 6535-7511.








 Received your interest : You will receive the first interest payment 6 months after the bond is issued. Interest will be automatically paid into the bank account that is linked to your CDP account. Interest will be paid every six months after that, on the 1st business day of the month. The interest payments will be reflected in your CDP statements. When your bond matures Each Savings Bond has a term of ten years. At the end of ten years, your principal and the last interest payment will be automatically credited to your DCS bank account.

You do not need to take any action, and the $2 transaction fee is not applicable in this instance. Redeeming early You can redeem your Savings Bonds in any given month before the bond matures, with no penalty for exiting your investment early. To redeem your bond: Submit your redemption requests through the DBS/POSB, OCBC or UOB ATMs, or Internet Banking portals. Redeem in multiples of $500 up to the amount you have invested for each bond. You can redeem more than one bond per month. A $2 transaction fee will apply for each redemption request. Please note that you will not be able to amend or cancel submitted redemption requests.

The redemption period opens at 6pm on the 1st business day of each month and closes at 9pm on the 4th last business day of the month. Redemption proceeds will be paid by the end of the 2nd business day of the following month. Will I receive any interest?  Savings Bonds pay interest every 6 months.

If you redeem your bond when there is a scheduled interest payment, you will receive the scheduled interest together with your redemption amount. If you redeem before the scheduled interest is paid, you will receive a pro-rated amount, called the accrued interest, which is the interest you have earned but have not been paid.

Sunday, June 30, 2019

HRnet

Chart wise, looks pretty healthy as it has managed to bounce-off from the low of 67 cents and rises higher to touch 72 cents, looks rather positive!


Short term wise, I think it may likely re-attempt 72 cents. Breaking out with ease plus good volume that may drive the price higher towards 75 then 78 - 80 cents.

Not a call to buy or sell.

Pls dyodd.


Saturday, June 29, 2019

Ascendas Reit

It is now trading at a super premium price level.
Looks pretty overpriced and trading at a Peak level.

NAV 2.13
DPU of 16 cents.
dividend yield of 5.12%


The current price of 3.12 is trading at Price per book value of 1.46x.

Short term wise, I think it may move up to retest the all-time-high of 3.18 and may likely go through a correction and bring the price lower towards 2.50 level and below.

Not a call to buy or sell.

Pls dyodd.





Genting Singapore

TA wise, looks bullish!
It has managed to bounce-off from the low of 85.5 cents and rises higher to touch 93.5 , looks rather positive!


The current price is staying above its SMA lines plus MACD is still rising up nicely, likely to continue to trend higher!

Short term wise, I think likely to retest 93.5 cents. Crossing over with ease plus good volume that may propel to drive the price higher towards 1.00 then 1.05 with extension to 1.08.

Not a call to buy or sell.

Pls dyodd.


Friday, June 28, 2019

Trading & Investing idea

I happen to see these comments appearing on one of the forum and I think is a good way to share!

Quote:

The ability to LOON until the stock makes its U-Turn and come back up to erase all your paper loss is closely intertwined with
the size of your reserve army. The bigger your reserve army, the stronger your ability to LOON. And the size of your reserve
army is in turn tied to whether you did overtrade.


When you trade with a cash account, once you have used up all your capital, you stop buying. You pay for your shares and sit
out the rest of the downturn and patiently wait for the stock to find its bottom, U-Turn, and come back up to your entry price.
That' s if you stop buying. But if you didnt stop buying...you continued to do contra trades after you ran out of capital, that' s
overtrading. If the stock does not find its bottom and U-Turn within the contra period, you will have to cut and take the loss.

When you trade with a CFD account, observe your one-third rule. Use the 1st one-third of your capital to open positions. Open
wisely based on best prices under best conditions, not carelessly buy thinking that you still have two-thirds of your army. Treat

your troops with respect. Treat them like they are your brothers. You wont risk your brothers' lives and send them on a suicide
mission, will you? Ofcoz not. So when you start buying with your 1st one-third of your army, buy under best prices and best
conditions using your indicators and doing the best you can. If wrong and your 1st one-third is stuck, you can do nothing and

watch first. Wait for the selling to stop. Then use your 2nd one-third of your troops to nibble slowly to average down (or average
up if you are SHORTing).  Bear in mind that your 2nd one-third of your troops has another function --- to pay com and daily interest
plus to buffer paper loss for your stuck positions.

You should never touch your last one-third to average down (or up) when the market is still falling. You need that last one-third to
give you that security blanket and confidence to weather out any further downside. It is this last one-third of your reserve army which
enables you to sleep well each night and get on with your life. When the U-Turn comes, you can either do nothing and let the rising
tide erase your paper loss first. When enough troops are converted from paper loss to Avaliable To Deal, you can use those converted
troops to add more positions. Or if you are aggressive, you can use some of your last one-third of reserve troops to add more positions
to ride on the recovery. How much of the last one-third reserve troops you can use --- there is no hard and fast rule. The more aggressive
and more risk-seeking you are, the more you can use. The more conservative and more risk-averse you are, the lesser you can use. Or
even not use at all. It all depends on your trading experience, your trading philosophy, your appetite for risk and your hunger for adventure.

With that, I leave you with these quotations....


" A pessimist sees risks in times of certainty.
An optimist sees opportunities in times of uncertainty."     

" Be fearful when others are greedy.
Be greedy when others are fearful."   


" The best time to buy stocks is when there is blood-letting on the streets, even if it is your own blood."   

" When the enemy presents you with an opening, move in and penetrate immediately."   


Below is my comments: It only apply to Blue chips and the company fundamental is still ok. Cannot use it to apply any other counters and esp penny and ultra penny counter . Sometimes we didn't see them recover. So pls trade within your own financial means ! Do not borrow or on high margin to play stock .I think You may get into serious trouble .. trade with extra cautious!