*Official* MasterLeong Thread - Part 2

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Considering between SSB and Citibank maxigain account... what you think of Citibank maxi gain?

Citibank Maxi Gain is based on SIBOR right? Then it's highly variable; subjected to market performance.
Why not SSB with fixed rate each year for 10 years?
 

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Sighz.....TBH, I have been thinking about getting coffee machine for years liao.....maybe should stop procrastinating and just get one nespresso! :s22:

but nespresso is expensive eh, the capsule itself is expensive no? Plus you will be their slave in terms of pricing. If they increase capsule price, you LL must increase.

I have a grinder and espresso machine at home. So I usually just get a bag of beans which is cost <$10 at my go to shop or like <$20 at cafes. A bag of beans can last me about 1 month. Or when I go overseas, I will get beans to bring back and try.

My grinder and machine, I use for 3 years plus on a daily basis. Still kicking. Imagine 3 years of $5 coffee saved. HAHAHA
 

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My SCI is finally in the green too! Waited so long liao.... :D:D
Now left KC still in red, but less red, recovered 1/3 from my lowest point. :o
O&G go! go! go!

my SCI too... my avg price is quite low.. didnt dare to avg down when it hit 2.5X.. but cant complain.

TP 3.5
 

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Anyone knows where I can find company's fundamentals record for the past 10 years? So far most of them only provide up to 5 years figure.
 

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Citibank Maxi Gain is based on SIBOR right? Then it's highly variable; subjected to market performance.
Why not SSB with fixed rate each year for 10 years?

Thinking that if interest rate is expected to rise, then this looks more attractive and no need to hold 10 years to enjoy a higher rate of interest.Also if you hold at least 1 year;you get at least 1.2% plus 0.8% sibor rate.
 

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but nespresso is expensive eh, the capsule itself is expensive no? Plus you will be their slave in terms of pricing. If they increase capsule price, you LL must increase.

I have a grinder and espresso machine at home. So I usually just get a bag of beans which is cost <$10 at my go to shop or like <$20 at cafes. A bag of beans can last me about 1 month. Or when I go overseas, I will get beans to bring back and try.

My grinder and machine, I use for 3 years plus on a daily basis. Still kicking. Imagine 3 years of $5 coffee saved. HAHAHA

You're talking to one of the BB in here wor. Whats a nespresso to him, he can buy an entire coffee shop if he wants. LOL :s13::s13:
 

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Thinking that if interest rate is expected to rise, then this looks more attractive and no need to hold 10 years to enjoy a higher rate of interest.Also if you hold at least 1 year;you get at least 1.2% plus 0.8% sibor rate.

It's true if you are willing to take the risk for higher interest returns. :)
 

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Mapletree and Frasers today very strong. MCT is my best performance counter for today. :s12: Wait for DPU tomorrow! :s13:
 
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