Hong Kong’s benchmark index, the Hang Seng Index, officially fell into a bear market today on market close (a market is considered to be a bearish one when it falls by more than 20.0% from its most recent high.) So, what’s next for the index? Will it continue its free-fall when trading resumes next Monday, or will it see some rebound up? In this post, I will be sharing with you both the bullish, as well as the bearish scenarios of how the index may possibly move in the near-term (along with some of the key support/resistance points to take note of), based on my technical analysis…
4 Chinese Property Developers that are Currently Trading Below their Historical Valuations
One of the things I do on a regular basis as a retail investor is to study the individual companies’ business fundamentals, shortlist those that are fundamentally sound and invest in them when the right opportunity to do so comes. On top of that, if the company is currently trading at a ‘discount’ based on its current valuations (compared against its average) then all the better. Speaking of which, in this post, I will be sharing with you 4 Hong Kong-listed property developers that meet both criteria (fundamentally sound and at the same time, currently trading at a ‘discount’.)
A Look into Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited (SEHK:2313)
Hong Kong-listed Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited (SEHK:2313) is one of the largest vertically integrated clothing manufacturers in the world, where it produces sports wear, casual wear, as well as lingerie wear for for major international renowned brands including Nike, Uniqlo, Adidas, as well as Puma. In this post, I’ll be sharing researches I have done about the company – particularly its financial performance, debt profile, as well as dividend payouts over the last 5 years (FY2016 and FY2020), along with my thoughts about the company…
Trading/Investing Gimmicks – How You Can Avoid Them
One of the news article published in The New Paper today (12 August 2021) caught my eye – ‘Seven victims lose more than $1.45m in stock-buying scam.’ In response to this, I’ve decided to write a post to share the things you should do (especially if you are someone who still do not know a thing about trading and/or investing) to avoid falling prey to such investment scams, and lose all of your hard-earned money…
Koufu Limited’s 1H FY2021 Results – What You Need to Know
F&B operator Koufu Limited (SGX:VL6), which is also my latest addition to my long-term investment portfolio (in late-May 2021), released its financial results for the first half of the financial year 2021 ended 30 June 2021 yesterday evening (10 August 2021.) In this post, you’ll find my review (along with my thoughts) about the company’s most recent financial results, debt profile, as well as its dividend payout declared for the period under review…
EC World REIT’s 1H FY2021 Financial Results – A Summary
EC World REIT (SGX:BWCU), whose portfolio consists of a total of 8 logistics properties (4 e-commerce logistics assets, 1 specialised logistics asset, and 3 port logistics asset) all located in China, released its results for the first half of FY2021 ended 30 June 2021 last Friday (06 August 2021.) In this post, you will find a summary of its financial results, portfolio occupancy and debt profile, and distribution payouts, along with my personal thoughts about it and outlook in the second half of FY2021 ahead…
My Review of Hong Leong Finance’s 1H FY2021 Results
Singapore’s biggest finance company in Hong Leong Finance (SGX:S41), which is a company I have invested in, released its financial results for the first half of the financial year 2021 ended 30 June 2021 after market hours yesterday (05 August 2021.) I have gone through its latest set of results and, in this post, you will find my review (and thoughts) about its latest set of financial statistics and interim dividend payout declared…
Which Bank Displayed the Most Resilient Set of 1H FY2021 Results, and Currently the ‘Cheapest’?
Now that all the 3 Singapore-listed banks (in DBS, UOB, and OCBC) have released its results for the first half of the financial year 2021, just like in the previous quarters, I have put their financial results, key financial ratios, and dividend payouts side-by-side and compare (in terms of their percentage improvement or decline), which bank had the most resilient set of results. Not only that, I have also put their current valuations (based on their current share prices at the time of writing) to find out which bank is currently the ‘cheapest’, and which is the most ‘expensive’…
What You Need to Know about DBS Group Holdings’ Latest 1H FY2021 Results
This morning, Singapore’s largest bank, DBS Group Holdings Limited (SGX:D05), released its financial results for the first half of the financial year 2021 ended 30 June 2021. Question: is the bank’s latest set of results as impressive as the previous quarter, and did the bank restore its dividend payout to what was declared before the pandemic? In this post, you will learn about some of the key financial statistics and ratio reported by the bank, along with dividends declared for the current quarter under review. On top of that, you’ll also read about my personal thoughts about the bank’s latest set of results, and my outlook for it in the second half of the year ahead…
My Review of United Overseas Bank’s 1H FY2021 Results
United Overseas Bank, or UOB (SGX:O11), is the second Singapore-listed bank to release its results for the first half of the financial year 2021 ended 30 June 2021 early this morning. In this post, you will read about my review and thoughts about its latest financial performance, key financial ratios, along with its interim dividend payout to shareholders…
