Portfolio as of 15 Jan 2021.Bought Valuetronics at $0.595 in late December. There has recent trend of privatisations of contract manufacturers, including Sunningdale, Hi-P and CEI Ltd, and I think that the sector deserves more attention. At the moment, I do not think Valuetronics represents an immediate takeover target, as insiders only own c.25% of the outstanding shares, as compared to Hi-P, where the insiders owned 83.% of the company when they made the privatisation offer. However, with a high net cash balance, strong track record of profitability, expansion plans in Vietnam and an improving macro situation with Biden expected to de-escalate US-China trade tensions, I believe that it may still represent an attractive company which may draw the interest of private equity firms, as the c

Electronics industry has been backbone of Singapore economy for decades since independence. In the current internet era, demand for electronics related products has been increasing, supporting the share prices.  Therefore, an investor may consider 60 electronics technology stocks in Singapore, especially those with growing businesses. In this article, you will learn from Dr Tee on 9 Singapore Electronics Giant Stocks for longer term investing and / or short term trading with impact of COVID-19 crisis. Bonus for readers who could read every words of the entire article, additional references on 5G related stocks. 1) Electronics Giant Stocks – Venture Corporation (SGX: V03) – Valuetronics Holdings (SGX: BN2) 2) Computer / IT Giant Stocks – Powerma

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Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are funds that are traded on the exchange which aims to passively mimic the performance of the index or a sector that it they are tracking. It’s created and managed by fund managers and can be bought and sold on the stock exchange like a regular stock. Investing in an ETF is a less costly way to build a similar portfolio than to buy individual stocks. In this week’s edition of 4 Stocks This Week, we look at some of the most popular ETFs on the Singapore Exchange for 1H2020. SPDR Gold Shares ETF (SGX: O87) If you wish to invest in gold without the hassle of having to buy, store and maintain physical gold, the SPDR Gold Shares ETF is a suitable way to get started. The aim of this ETF is for the shares to track the performance of Gold Bullion, less expense (0.