Dear readers, the global economy may feel stable, but the Black Swan Stock Market risk is real. Markets haven’t faced a large-scale correction since the 2008 financial crisis, and even the COVID-19 dip was short-lived. But history tells us that just because things are calm today doesn’t mean they can’t collapse tomorrow. Many investors assume
The STI Story This Week: FCT Up, Seatrium Down Hey readers! If you’ve been keeping an eye on the Straits Times Index (STI) lately, you’ll know it’s been a bit of a rollercoaster. The market mood has been mixed — some sectors are looking strong, while others have hit a few bumps. This past week,
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Dear readers, today marks the joyous occasion of Deepavali, also known as the Festival of Lights. On this special day, I extend my warmest wishes to everyone celebrating – Happy Deepavali Singapore 2025! May this festival bring light, prosperity, and harmony into your lives. Deepavali is a time for celebration, reflection, and the spreading of
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Dear readers, this week has brought some intriguing news from the Singapore financial scene, spotlighting two familiar faces from the entertainment industry: Dasmond Koh and Hong Junyang. Both artistes, widely recognized for their contributions to Singapore’s music and television landscape, have recently made headlines for their involvement in business ventures and financial developments. While the
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Dear readers, recently, Singapore’s entertainment world was buzzing with news that singer and producer Hong Junyang has been declared bankrupt. The announcement surprised many fans who remember him from Project Superstar and his later ventures in the food and beverage industry. His situation also raised questions about what it really means to be bankrupt in
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In October 2025, the U.S. stock market entered rare territory. According to data from economist Robert Shiller, the cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio (CAPE) — commonly known as the Shiller P/E — has surpassed 40.That may sound like just another statistic, but this level has been reached only three times since 1871: before the crashes of
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Dear readers, the latest round of U.S.–China trade tensions has once again reminded the world that the battle for economic dominance extends far beyond tariffs and trade statistics. It now reaches into the Periodic Table of Elements itself — specifically, into a group of minerals known as rare earth elements (REEs). In Oct 2025, the
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Dear readers, as we start a brand new week, let us take a look at just which of the constituent stocks of SGX’s IEdge Singapore Next 50 stocks are currently oversold and overbought (as at last week). Oversold stocks: Cosco Shipping Holdings Digicore Reit Singpost Overbought stocks: Propnex Please note that the contents of this
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Dear readers, the Straits Times Index (STI), Singapore’s benchmark stock market indicator, slipped by 0.84% today — a modest decline that followed last Friday’s market turmoil which hit both equities and the crypto space. On the face of it, that headline move is straightforward: prices down, sentiment dented. But there’s more to today than the
Dear readers, Singapore’s equity market continues to surprise investors in 2025, and one of the most talked-about developments this year has been the SGX iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index — commonly referred to as the SGX Next 50. Since its launch in September 2025, this new benchmark has captured the attention of both institutional and
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