Hong Leong Group is established by Kwek/Quek family in Singapore and Malaysia. They are influential in both banking/finance and property/hospitality sectors. Learn from Dr Tee on how to position in these 15 Kwek family stocks, 5 from Hong Leong Singapore (Kwek Leng Beng) and 8 from Hong Leong Malaysia (Quek Leng Chan). There are 2 surprise bonus giant stocks waiting in between the article to reward patient reader, from another unrelated “Kwek” family. There are also a few other bonus examples, read every word in this article which could reward reader in future when taking the right action. Kwek Leng Beng (Hong Leong Singapore): 1) City Developments Limited, CDL (SGX: C09) – Singapore Giant Property Stock 2) CDL Hospitality Trusts, CDLHT (SGX: J85) – Singapore Hospital

Blue-chip stocks are shares of larger, well-established companies with a long track record of financial stability and performance. These companies normally have national brand recognition and are leaders in their industry. A blue-chip stock is also usually included in major market indexes that serve as a benchmark for the country’s stock market. For example, blue chips like the FAANG stocks are included in the S&P 500 index, which measures the stock performances of 500 large companies listed on the U.S. stock exchanges. Singapore’s S&P 500 equivalent is the Straits Times Index (STI). The STI tracks the performance of the top 30 companies listed on the SGX. Hence, STI component stocks can be considered as Singapore’s blue chips that are listed on the SGX. Here is

Dear readers, there are eighteen undervalued Straits Times Index (STI) stocks as at 30 April 2020. These stocks with their price-to-book ratios in brackets are as below. DBS stock (1) Keppel Corporation stock (0.973) Wilmar International stock (0.957) CapitaCommercial Trust (0.874) CapitaMall Trust (0.897) UOB stock (0.856) OCBC stock (0.844) Jardine C&C stock (0.821) City... The post EIGHTEEN UNDERVALUED STRAITS TIMES INDEX (STI) STOCKS: CHEAP TO BUY? appeared first on SG STOCKS INVESTING: SAVINGS, GRATITUDE (SG) & STOCKS INVESTING! SAVE MORE, BE GRATEFUL AND INVEST BETTER!.

Dear readers, the top fourteen Straits Times Index (STI) stocks which have made the most percentage upside gain in capital value for the previous one month are below. YZJ Shipbldg SGD(15.29%) ThaiBev(13.93%) Genting Sing(11.28%) Venture(8.74%) Mapletree Log Tr(8.12%) SGX(6.64%) ST Engineering(5.9%) DairyFarm USD(5.33%) Wilmar Intl(5.28%) Singtel(5.06%) Keppel Corp(4.79%) HongkongLand USD(3.09%) Jardine C&C(2.91%) JSH USD(2.83%) Will... The post STRAITS TIMES INDEX (STI) STOCKS TOP FOURTEEN RISING: INVESTORS TO PROFIT MORE? appeared first on SG STOCKS INVESTING: SAVINGS, GRATITUDE (SG) & STOCKS INVESTING! SAVE MORE, BE GRATEFUL AND INVEST BETTER!.

The 1st quarter of 2020 was not so great for stocks as the severity of COVID-19 global spread became apparent. Actually, according to CNN, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), which began in 1896 and is one of the oldest and most watched indexes, just closed out its worst ever quarterly start to a year, dropping 23.2% It should come as no surprise that the strongest stocks in Singapore have also been significantly impacted. In the 1st quarter of 2020, the STI has fallen an even steeper 24.3%. On top of that it doesn’t even take into consideration that the US dollar has gained nearly 6.6% against the Singapore dollar in the 1st quarter of 2020. Read Also: What Past Market Crashes Can Teach Investors About The 2020 Crash That We’re Currently In By the time you read this, Singapore�

World-class investor, Jim Rogers, once remarked that “nobody wants to be farmers anymore” because of changing lifestyle and rapid affluence among agricultural countries. Due to this global trend, there is a market distortion in the commodity supply and demand. Against the backdrop of rising demand and decreasing supply, commodity stocks are expected to do well in the long-run. In view of this, will Wilmar share price hit the roof in 2020? All eyes are on the upcoming mega listing of its Chinese subsidiary in China and this catalyst had led to a buoyant Wilmar share price for the past few months. Question now is: will Wilmar share price hit the peak of $7.00 in 2010? That was when crude palm oil price was peaking due to oil price hitting USD100 per barrel. Fast forward ten years later,

With the signing of the US-China Phase 1 trade deal this week, a corner seems to have turned for trade tensions that began nearly 2 years ago, when US President Trump he would begin to levy tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines from China, and the subsequent escalation on both sides. These trade tensions and tariffs among two of the worlds largest economies had far-reaching consequences, including in Singapore, where 22% of Singapore’s nominal Gross Domestic Product comes from Manufacturing. Despite these challenges, the Manufacturing sector on SGX have remained robust, with some counters seeing healthy growth. For this week’s instalment of 4 Stocks This Week, we will examine four companies with manufacturing businesses and good showings. Read Also: Creating Your Invest

The Straits Times Index (STI) comprises the 30 largest and most actively traded stocks in Singapore. They include well-known Singapore companies such DBS, SingTel, CapitaLand, Keppel Corp and Wilmar. This is why it is often used as the benchmark return for Singapore investors. Investors who are experienced or prefer to embark on active investment strategies will try to beat the benchmark returns, while new investors or those who prefer to embark on a passive investment strategy will try to match the benchmark return. The simplest way to match the benchmark return will typically invest in the STI exchange traded fund (ETF) – either the SPDR STI ETF or the Nikko AM Singapore STI ETF. Read Also: SPDR STI ETF VS Nikko AM Singapore STI ETF: What’s The Difference Between These 2 Straits Time

The weekly 4 Stocks This Week column on DollarsAndSense was started in 2017 with a simple objective was simple: to provide a convenient read each week for busy investors to stay updated with what is happening on the Singapore Exchange. 4 Stock This Week is not a recommendation from us to buy or sell any of the stocks that wke feature. Its purpose is to highlight interesting stocks that investors should be aware of, rather than to analyse these stocks. For this week’s edition, instead of the usual coverage of four stocks, we’ll do a year in review of the other 51 instalments of 4 Stocks This Week that our team has written in 2019. Over the past year (51 weeks), we’ve covered 123 SGX-listed stocks, 4 ETFs and 8 Daily Leverage Certificates. The most covered stock was Sas

Today, we are going to share with you how to invest your CPF investment money in a no-brainer way. The best part? You need not be financial savvy to do this. A beginner can do it! And I’ll reveal the exact step-by-step process, which you can follow easily. What is CPF Investment Scheme (CPFIS)? It is to provide option to CPF members to invest their CPF savings in your Ordinary Account (OA) and Special Account (SA) in various instruments such as insurance products, unit trusts, fixed deposits, bonds and shares in Singapore. The Average CPF Interest Rate is 2.5% to 4% for Ordinary Account. Check their latest CPF interest rate here. Below is the latest CPF rate (1st Oct to 31st Dec 2019).   Share this Infographic On Your Site </p><br /><br /><br /><br /&