STI ETF

frigatex

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U funny la. U think i have only sti? Your words sway with the wind. When STI is down, u bash it is lousy. When it goes up, u said it cant be compare to other index. What talking u?

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How I know what you, as a self-proclaimed expert, have? But either way doesn't matter cos your other holdings doesn't affect the evaluation of sti.

My words didn't sway, sti (as with most other equities) was on a recovery uptrend ever since Mar lows. Just because it finally go up a bit more (but still under precovid levels), your evaluation of it turn 180? Then your view quite shallow right?
 

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So fast $3.2. I still remember some kancheong spider here sold at $3 and tried to psycho people here to follow him. ;)
 

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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/

Hope you bought back at the dip :D
 

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https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/co...r-the-most-negatively-hit-by-msci-rule-change
Further, the brokerage highlighted the likelihood of the MSCI Singapore Index displaying higher volatility relative to the Straits Times Index (STI) as a result of the impending inclusion of Sea. In fact, Sea could lead to a divergence in the performance of of the two Singapore market indices.

We expect the MSCI Singapore Index to outperform in the medium to long term relative to the STI, given its exposure to e-commerce and gaming in South-east Asia,” said Mr Loh.

Anyone thinking of investing in the MSCI Singapore instead of the STI?
 

Niccolo Machiavelli

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So fast $3.2. I still remember some kancheong spider here sold at $3 and tried to psycho people here to follow him. ;)
most likely will recover close to pre-COVID levels and then remain stagnant for a while.

but good for those who want to close their positions to do so.
 

endlssorrow

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long time didnt use the posb app liao..
a quick check.. now their POSB app which got shown STI shares which we brought.

In a quick summary, if green mean the overall profit liao ah?
if red then is still losing ah?
 

gibson7

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long time didnt use the posb app liao..
a quick check.. now their POSB app which got shown STI shares which we brought.

In a quick summary, if green mean the overall profit liao ah?
if red then is still losing ah?
overall yes (excluding fees).
 

yuzu28

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Sell liao put money where?

3.5 i will be selling some though and keep in bank lol
I also dunno. 😂 Maybe put in some more stable uts that are giving around 3% dividend? If lucky still can have some growth. My es3 average is around 3.1 and I'm holding quite a lot. Gotta sell off some, and in and out a few times to average down to at least 2.8. 🤔
 
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