Global stock markets are bullish in Year of Bull 2021, even Singapore STI Index is above 3000 points again after 1 year of COVID-19 stock crisis. New US President, Joe Biden, is printing more money with QE, an easy way for stock market to surge with quicker recovery of economy. For investors who may miss the lower entry points last year, may consider long term growth stock investing or short term momentum trading strategies to ride the bullish wave of growth stocks with recovery of pandemic after global vaccination.In this Dr Tee 2.5-hr video education (7 Growth Stocks for 2021 Year of Bull), you will learn Market Outlook 2021 for Singapore and Malaysia with 7 growth and momentum giant stocks recovering in 7 sectors during pandemic, having high upside potential:1) Singapore Exchange

During crisis, a consumer may not able to afford luxury products but still need to eat and drink to survive. Therefore, an investor may consider 48 Food & Beverage (F&B) stocks in Singapore, especially those defensive growth stocks. In this article, you will learn from Dr Tee on 9 Singapore F&B Giant Stocks which are efficient in making money with food as essential products (consumer staples) but having mixed impacts during COVID-19 stock crisis. Bonus for readers who could read the entire article: a strategy to eat and drink for free for lifetime. 1) Supermarket F&B Stocks – Sheng Siong (SGX: OV8) – Dairy Farm International (SGX: D01) 2) Restaurant F&B Stocks – Japan Foods Holding (SGX: 5OI) – Old Chang Kee (SGX: 5ML)

WatchlistSATSValuetronics: Valuetronics ResearchAscendas REITRaffles MedicalFrasers Property: A look at FPLUpdated as at 14/12/19I started investing in mid-2015, while I was in National Service. Looking back, mid-2015 was probably the worst time to start, as the markets began to decline due to the sharp fall in oil prices and fears of a hard landing for the Chinese economy. I'd concede that when I first started buying shares, I had close to zero knowledge about doing due diligence. All I did was to base my analysis on P/E or P/B ratios. I definitely wasn't ready, and consequently got badly burnt by the downturn in oil and gas sector. It was a humbling experience to be taught a lesson by Mr Market, and one thing I learnt was that we should never underestimate the power of the mark