Last Thursday (09 April), blue chip retail REIT CapitaLand Mall Trust released their annual report for the financial year ended 31 December 2019. I have gone through the report, took notes, and shared the key highlights here for your information…
UOB’s Annual Report 2019: A Quick Summary
UOB released their annual report for the financial year ended 31 December 2019 last week. As a shareholder of the bank, I have gone through the report, took some notes, and have shared the most important points in this post for the benefit of those who do not have the time to go through it…
A Possible Trend Reversal Ahead? A Look into Possible Movements of All 30 Blue Chip Companies in the Week Ahead (13 – 17 April 2020)
I’ve mentioned before in my weekly posts (on the possible movements of STI and all the blue chip companies listed in the index) that should the STI close above 2,560 points for the week, we could see a trend reversal (from a downtrend to an uptrend.) Last week, STI closed at 2,571 points. As such, is a trend reversal in place? In today’s post, I’d be sharing with you how I think the STI, along with all 30 blue chip companies’ share prices, may move in the week ahead, based on my technical analysis…
My Reasons for Investing in SPH REIT (SGX:SK6U)
For those of you who have been following my posts since the first version of The Singaporean Investor, you’re probably aware that SPH REIT is one of the REITs in my ‘shopping list’, and I have been waiting for the REIT’s unit price to come down before I invest in it. My chance to do so came on 03 April 2020, when its unit price fell to my intended entry price at S$0.675. In this post, you’ll learn about the reasons why I’ve put my money in this retail REIT…
Mapletree Commercial Trust (SGX:N2IU) – Why Did I Invest in the Blue Chip REIT?
Mapletree Commercial Trust’s unit price took a beating as a result of the ongoing Covid-19 outbreak in Singapore – its unit price plummeted by 34% from its current 52-week high as I’m writing this post. While many may have panicked and dispose of their unitholdings out of fear, I saw this as a golden opportunity to invest in the REIT. So, why did I make this investment decision? I have shared them in my writeup about the REIT today…
Why Did I Add Frasers Centrepoint Trust (SGX:J69U) to My Long-Term Investment Portfolio?
While many have decided to dispose of their holdings in Frasers Centrepoint Trust due to the negative impacts from the Covid-19 outbreak in Singapore, I made the decision to invest in the retail REIT instead. Why do I make the investment decision (to invest in this REIT?) In my post today, I’m going to share with you reasons why I’ve added Frasers Centrepoint Trust to my long-term investment portfolio…
30 Blue Chip Companies’ Possible Share Price Movements in the Short Week Ahead (06-09 April 2020)
The STI continued to be in a bearish mode when it fell by another 139.47 points (or another 5.52%) last week. So, how may the index, and also the share prices of all the 30 blue chip companies move in the short week ahead? Here’s my personal analysis after looking at their weekly share price movements…
Why Did I Add UOB (SGX:U11) to My Long-Term Investment Portfolio
Along with OCBC (added on 29 August 2019) and DBS (added on 04 March 2020), UOB is the third and last Singapore bank I’ve added to my long-term portfolio on 06 March 2020. So, why did I make the decision to invest in UOB? In this post, I will be sharing with you reasons why I’ve added the bank to my long-term investment portfolio…
Koufu Limited (SGX:VL6) – My Technical Analysis of the Company’s Share Price Movements
In this post, I’d be sharing with you the share price movements of Koufu Limited since its listing, along with my personal suggestions on the price you can consider buying for short-term trading and long-term investing (do note that this is based on my own technical analysis, and that you should do your own due diligence before you make any trading/investing decisions…)
Koufu Limited (SGX:VL6) – My Analysis of the F&B Company
The name Koufu should be familiar with Singaporeans – where of us frequent their namesake foodcourts to settle our meals. However, many probably do not know that, apart from their namesake foodcourts, the company also have business operations under other brand names (most of them we are familiar with as well.) In my writeup about the F&B company today, I will be sharing with you everything you need to know about the company – including its businesses, financial performances, dividend payouts, catalysts and threats which may impact is businesses ahead, and also whether or not the company’s share price is considered cheap or expensive currently…
