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MangoTuna65

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Gap between ES3 and CLR narrowing, which 1 are you guys rooting for to burst into +ve territory 1st? :s13:

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Why would you think that it will go back down in a year or two?

No way to predict 100% but I bought using CPF OA so it's risk free rate in CPF is 2.5%...
I think once JSS subsidy gone, bank loan relief due to covid 19 starts resume back to normal can see the real resilience/non resilience of earnings of the banks and the other holdings in STI?

And the bubble mentioned earlier in the link I think will eventually burst those playing with margin will have to force sell or those anyhow buy while looking at price action will panic/freeze will have chance to buy at lower than now? of course could be wrong hahaha then no chance buy back within 1-1.5yrs I just stick to 2.5percent in CPF.
 

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Anyone 早知道 this week STI would chiong like this ?

Most ‘professional analists’ can’t even predict using FATA STI 1/52 later .....
He can tell 1-2 years later ? :s22:

Why would you think that it will go back down in a year or two?
 
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I sold my STI ETF today!
I hope can buy back cheaper in the next 1-1.5 years.
Banks loan repayment relief coming to an end this year, all the JSS for impacted sector will end in June 2021.

And I think there's a bubble getting bigger daily.
tesla market cap 1 year ago is just top 3 SGX company stocks market market cap add together.
Now tesla market cap bigger than all 688 companies in SGX market cap add together.
Bitcoin x 5 in price in just 1 year.
Its just like price action and want to sell to the next greater fool.

https://www.gmo.com/asia/research-library/waiting-for-the-last-dance/

Don’t like that lei. You are comparing Tesla which maybe the world greatest company vs all the chapalang STI companies. Lol! Is it a fair comparison? Machiam Elon Musk vs Ng Yat Chung.
 

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Thats why I preach 3 banks + reits. LOL

Actually ES3 itself is 3 banks + Reits..
The top 3 banks make up 40 to 45%
The top 6-7 reits make up 15 to 20%

Remaining are Jardine group, Sing companies etc.. (which is good for diversification)
 

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No way to predict 100% but I bought using CPF OA so it's risk free rate in CPF is 2.5%...
I think once JSS subsidy gone, bank loan relief due to covid 19 starts resume back to normal can see the real resilience/non resilience of earnings of the banks and the other holdings in STI?

And the bubble mentioned earlier in the link I think will eventually burst those playing with margin will have to force sell or those anyhow buy while looking at price action will panic/freeze will have chance to buy at lower than now? of course could be wrong hahaha then no chance buy back within 1-1.5yrs I just stick to 2.5percent in CPF.

I will only start selling when it hits 3400. In the meantime just collect the 3-4% dividends.
 

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I will only start selling when it hits 3400. In the meantime just collect the 3-4% dividends.

Same here. Premature to sell now when STI is still 10% below pre-covid levels.

In 1-1.5 years time, I will remember to compare the ES3 price versus the $3 today.:s13:
 

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seems that ES3 has pretty good liquidity these days.. spreads normally 1 to 3 ticks wide.. trading volume much higher than pre-covid too
 
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