Hong Kong stocks declined for the 10th straight trading day on Tuesday. Although the Hang Seng index recovered slightly towards the end of the week, it is still some 13% below its peak recorded earlier this year. The last time Hong Kong stocks suffered such a long losing streak was more than 25 years ago back in 1984. Hong Kong business confidence has been strained by the trade war, widespread protests and dampening tourism and spending. Meanwhile, China’s central bank has set its yuan fixing at weaker than seven yuan per US dollar for the first time in more than a decade. The People’s Bank of China set its daily reference rate at 7.0039 per dollar. This has been a retaliation to the US slapping an additional 10% tax on US$300 billion worth of Chinese imports. The US has offic

Yangzijiang stock closed 20% lower on Friday 8 Aug 2019, down $0.26 from $1.30 to close at $1.04. Intra-day on 8 Aug 2019, Yangzijiang stock went as low as close to 30% lower to $0.93 before closing the trading day slightly higher. The crash of Yangzijiang stock may be related as reported, to a China’s… Continue reading Yangzijiang Stock: a shocking crash The post Yangzijiang Stock: a shocking crash appeared first on SINGAPORE STOCKS INVESTING.

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (Holdings) Ltd (SGX: BS6) is facing headwinds in the shipbuilding industry, but there may be a small smidgen of light at the end of the tunnel.

If you are looking for Singapore stocks to buy in August 2019 and beyond, look no further. We found some interesting candidates using our data provider, S&P Global Market Intelligence, and the Magic Formula methodology popularised by Joel Greenblatt. The basic premise of the Magic Formula is to find the 30 best shares in the market as ranked by their cheapness and their quality and to hold on to that basket of shares for a year before repeating the ranking process. For a deeper understanding of how the formula works, here’s an article explaining the strategy. With that, here’s a list of the top 30 shares in Singapore’s stock market for August 2019: 1)      Noble Group Limited (SGX:CGP) 2)      China Sun

In this part of the series, we continue with three more blue-chip stock picks that will thrive in a ‘Risk-On’ environment. Investors Takeaway: 6 Blue-Chip Stocks To Own In A ‘Risk-On’ Environment Keppel Corp Keppel Corp is in a unique position where it is expected to ride on the recovery of multiple sectors, i.e. property and O&M sector. According to DBS, the Chinese market, which accounts for half of Keppel Corp’s property segment, is seeing improving sentiment with rising demand and average selling price on the back of loosening liquidity year-to-date, especially in the tier 2 cities. Land sales in the Tianjin Eco-City project should also pick up. For O&M, Keppel Corp’s year-to-date orders of  $1.8 billion has already surpassed the whole of last year. Thus, moving fo

On 17 July 2019, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) will celebrate the 2nd anniversary of launching Daily Leverage Certificates (DLCs) in the market. DLCs are short-term trading products that allow investors to amplify their exposure to the market and offer both long and short positions. Offered by Societe Generale in Singapore, the number of securities listed in the market has increased from just 10 initially to more than 76 today, covering both the Singapore and Hong Kong markets. This includes 56 single stock DLCs, such as Venture Corp, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding and Keppel in Singapore and Tencent, Geely Automobile, AIA and China Construction Band in Hong Kong, and the rest comprises indices such as the MSCI Singapore Index and Hang Seng Index (HSI). Allowing traders to leverage their positio

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd’s (SGX: BS6) share price has risen 20% so far in 2019. But is the company still undervalued? Find out here.

A dive into Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd (SGX: BS6), Yanlord Land Group Limited (SGX: Z25), and China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Corp Ltd (SGX: G92), three big Chinese companies listed on the Singapore stock exchange.

The Straits Times Index is made up of the 30 strongest and most liquid stocks listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). For many of us, they represent the companies most of us would be very familiar with or have businesses that we would be familiar with. Some of these companies include DBS, UOB, OCBC, SingTel, CapitaLand, Keppel Corp, Singapore Airlines, Genting Singapore, City Developments, SGX, Venture Corp, Sembcorp Industries, SPH and, of course, 17 other companies. How The Straits Times Index (STI) Performed So Far In 2019 We are well into the second quarter of 2019, which means many of these companies will be releasing their operating performance for the first quarter of 2019 very soon. Look out for these announcements in the coming weeks. Read Also: Complete Guide To Investing In The