I lost money liao...:(
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Who cares...Originally posted by shade343:I was about to say something about Temasek.....
But then I realised that Ho ching is not = to Temasek Holdings.
But hey! Shes a veteran Investor, so why not leverage on her advice?
She the wife of SG boss hor... -
Aspial Corp and Stamford Tyres are good buys...
U buy now...in 6 mths or 8 mths time u sell...confirm earn money. Trust me man.
Oh yes...2 weeks ago..my lao peh told his broker to help him buy cheung Kong holdings..around 20 lots...then the broker heard 30 lots and went to buy for my lao peh. When my lao peh found out...he was like
...he had to cough up extra 200k to pay up. 
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CK holdings? Isnt thzt listed on the Hong Kong Stock exchange?Originally posted by industrie:Aspial Corp and Stamford Tyres are good buys...
U buy now...in 6 mths or 8 mths time u sell...confirm earn money. Trust me man.
Oh yes...2 weeks ago..my lao peh told his broker to help him buy cheung Kong holdings..around 20 lots...then the broker heard 30 lots and went to buy for my lao peh. When my lao peh found out...he was like ...he had to cough up extra 200k to pay up. -
What shares does your dad invest in?Originally posted by industrie:Aspial Corp and Stamford Tyres are good buys...
U buy now...in 6 mths or 8 mths time u sell...confirm earn money. Trust me man.
Oh yes...2 weeks ago..my lao peh told his broker to help him buy cheung Kong holdings..around 20 lots...then the broker heard 30 lots and went to buy for my lao peh. When my lao peh found out...he was like ...he had to cough up extra 200k to pay up.
Anyway, Aspial share price went up liao. Going in at this moment might be risky. Stamford tyres looks OK. But people seems to have forgotten the fact that an employee siphoned a few million from them sometime earlier this year. -
Yes...li ka shing's company...now trading at 80 hk dollar plus...historically...it reached 130hk dollars...heard from my dad dat li ka shing bought some shares at 85 dollars...so i guess its a good idea to follow that tycoon...hopefully nothing goes wrong.
My dad buys a huge assortment of shares...he dumped 80% of his money in property stocks which he bought in 2002/2003....now its at least 50% gain.
Well...my dad is lucky to have made money...but nothing has changed in our lifestyle...hes damn budget...very stingy.
shaded343...how bout u?...ur folks influenced u too?...wat do they buy/bought??
Anyway...i read some of ur threads....its true that ppl only talk about their profits...and not their losses...
My dad lost 400k in malaysian companies...now he refuses to buy them liao...
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Judging from what your write in your signature, I guess you are just another guy who will ask money from your daddy to invest in shares.Originally posted by industrie:Yes...li ka shing's company...now trading at 80 hk dollar plus...historically...it reached 130hk dollars...heard from my dad dat li ka shing bought some shares at 85 dollars...so i guess its a good idea to follow that tycoon...hopefully nothing goes wrong.
My dad buys a huge assortment of shares...he dumped 80% of his money in property stocks which he bought in 2002/2003....now its at least 50% gain.
Well...my dad is lucky to have made money...but nothing has changed in our lifestyle...hes damn budget...very stingy.
shaded343...how bout u?...ur folks influenced u too?...wat do they buy/bought??
Anyway...i read some of ur threads....its true that ppl only talk about their profits...and not their losses...
My dad lost 400k in malaysian companies...now he refuses to buy them liao...
I was influenced by...50% parents, 25% Fund Managers and 25% SGX Seminars.
I use my mum's money to invest in these shares.
Its dangerous to follow Li ka shing. That a$$ sold Suntec Reit and increased his stake in Fortune Reit. Becos of his actions, Suntec came crashing down.
I rather follow Ho Ching and Oei Hong Leong than follow li ka shing.
Besides, Cheung Kong Land is rather expensive now. They made a huge cash investment in the BFC by paying a premium for it. If this business venture turns out to be unprofitable, I forsee the value of CKH dropping to 60HKD.
Why not ask your daddy to buy Prosperity Reit and LINK Reit? -
Oh well...as much as i want to use my own funds...its a pity i dun have any to start with. So am just like u...using our folk's money to play...Originally posted by shade343:Judging from what your write in your signature, I guess you are just another guy who will ask money from your daddy to invest in shares.
I was influenced by...50% parents, 25% Fund Managers and 25% SGX Seminars.
I use my mum's money to invest in these shares.
Its dangerous to follow Li ka shing. That a$$ sold Suntec Reit and increased his stake in Fortune Reit. Becos of his actions, Suntec came crashing down.
I rather follow Ho Ching and Oei Hong Leong than follow li ka shing.
Besides, Cheung Kong Land is rather expensive now. They made a huge cash investment in the BFC by paying a premium for it. If this business venture turns out to be unprofitable, I forsee the value of CKH dropping to 60HKD.
Why not ask your daddy to buy Prosperity Reit and LINK Reit?
Well...in investments...theres no such thing as a sure thing...there are many perspective and views...guy A may think this company is worth buying...but guy B may think its not...
We won't know whos the winner till the end. So when my dad bought property shares...he was banking on a revival in the property sector in the later yrs...and luckily enough..it did and he earned some $.
Anyway...u seem like a pretty investment-savvy person...as the saying goes...there is money to be made everywhere...hopefully we all can earn some $$.
Oh well...just hope dat the stupid bird flu, us budget and trade deficit, and rising oil prices won't affect the stock market too much. Or else we will have to survive on maggi mee soon.
Well..on another note...li ka shing, ho ching, oei hong leong are big names...watever their actions are...it will definitely affect the market somehow. Both positively and negatively..
Hmm...my dad ain't to interested in reits...i think he said dat the earnings was not sustainable or smthg..ain't too sure.
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Does your Daddy invest in Singapore shares? How about Futures, Commodities and forex? Does he invest in Local Real Estate also? Why doesnt your daddy use a online brokerage to trade shares? Its cheaper.Originally posted by industrie:Oh well...as much as i want to use my own funds...its a pity i dun have any to start with. So am just like u...using our folk's money to play...
Well...in investments...theres no such thing as a sure thing...there are many perspective and views...guy A may think this company is worth buying...but guy B may think its not...
We won't know whos the winner till the end. So when my dad bought property shares...he was banking on a revival in the property sector in the later yrs...and luckily enough..it did and he earned some $.
Anyway...u seem like a pretty investment-savvy person...as the saying goes...there is money to be made everywhere...hopefully we all can earn some $$.
Oh well...just hope dat the stupid bird flu, us budget and trade deficit, and rising oil prices won't affect the stock market too much. Or else we will have to survive on maggi mee soon.
Well..on another note...li ka shing, ho ching, oei hong leong are big names...watever their actions are...it will definitely affect the market somehow. Both positively and negatively..
Hmm...my dad ain't to interested in reits...i think he said dat the earnings was not sustainable or smthg..ain't too sure.
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I think 80% of his investments are in singapore shares. 15% in HK...and 5% in malaysia...Originally posted by shade343:Does your Daddy invest in Singapore shares? How about Futures, Commodities and forex? Does he invest in Local Real Estate also? Why doesnt your daddy use a online brokerage to trade shares? Its cheaper.
My dad doesn't play futures, commodities or forex...he reckons its too risky...doubt he plays warrants either. he thinks its a ploy by the bank to earn ur money.
Local real estate??...Nah...rental returns are too low...one house in sg is more than enuff...and dats for us to stay in. He has 2 condo apartments in KL though which is rented out.
last but not least, my dad is an old fart who still prefers trading shares using a broker. besides...he doesn't really trade stocks DAT often...he buys and keeps for a period of time. I heard that the brokers fees are capped at 0.05% now right.?...
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Well, mainly, its my mum who has the major investments in shares. My dad has parked most of his cash in 2 condos which are currently rented out at the moment(rented out by me :mrgreenOriginally posted by industrie:I think 80% of his investments are in singapore shares. 15% in HK...and 5% in malaysia...
My dad doesn't play futures, commodities or forex...he reckons its too risky...doubt he plays warrants either. he thinks its a ploy by the bank to earn ur money.
Local real estate??...Nah...rental returns are too low...one house in sg is more than enuff...and dats for us to stay in. He has 2 condo apartments in KL though which is rented out.
last but not least, my dad is an old fart who still prefers trading shares using a broker. besides...he doesn't really trade stocks DAT often...he buys and keeps for a period of time. I heard that the brokers fees are capped at 0.05% now right.?...
How bout u?...wat does ur dad and mum invest in?
Broker charges $40 per transaction or a certain percentage depending on the number of shares being transacted and whichever is higher.
Online broker charges $25 per transaction unless its more than 50 lots.
My parents no longer invest in foreign stocks after the pegging of the ringgit incident. But they do invest in commodities and forex. I tried futures for myself and found it quite fun. Made 7k in a week. But futures is a VERY risky thing.
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Am from SP 3rd yr...Originally posted by shade343:Well, mainly, its my mum who has the major investments in shares. My dad has parked most of his cash in 2 condos which are currently rented out at the moment(rented out by me :mrgreen
Broker charges $40 per transaction or a certain percentage depending on the number of shares being transacted and whichever is higher.
Online broker charges $25 per transaction unless its more than 50 lots.
My parents no longer invest in foreign stocks after the pegging of the ringgit incident. But they do invest in commodities and forex. I tried futures for myself and found it quite fun. Made 7k in a week. But futures is a VERY risky thing.
Btw, are you a local student here? from which JC or poly?
Well..my dad always believes in being asset light...and cash rich...
I had an uncle who bought 5 or 6 properties...and when his business was bad...he had trouble servicing the loans and had to sell off 1 or 2 of the properties.
Is ur dad's condos fully paid for?...When did he purchase them?..
Wow..u are really daring. I guess our folks have quite an influence on us...i still believe in buying shares...not warrants or futures.
I am trying to pester my dad to buy a car for me...but hes too stingy...
earn money but nv share with me...sobzz... -
What course are you in? Lemme guess...DBA?Originally posted by industrie:Am from SP 3rd yr...
Well..my dad always believes in being asset light...and cash rich...
I had an uncle who bought 5 or 6 properties...and when his business was bad...he had trouble servicing the loans and had to sell off 1 or 2 of the properties.
Is ur dad's condos fully paid for?...When did he purchase them?..
Wow..u are really daring. I guess our folks have quite an influence on us...i still believe in buying shares...not warrants or futures.
I am trying to pester my dad to buy a car for me...but hes too stingy...
earn money but nv share with me...sobzz...
Well, Im not sure on the status of the condos...
Cash rich and asset light would be a startegy for me before a crisis. However, during a crisis, I will be on a shpping spree. If Singapore tio sars again, I would be damn happy man!
I still remember the joy of buying SIngtel at $1.40 and buying Hyflux for $1.20 makes me excited.
Nowadays, Im focussing more on REITS....as thats my area of study in SP. -
Am in a property course...not sure whether its the same as yours..Originally posted by shade343:What course are you in? Lemme guess...DBA?
Well, Im not sure on the status of the condos...
Cash rich and asset light would be a startegy for me before a crisis. However, during a crisis, I will be on a shpping spree. If Singapore tio sars again, I would be damn happy man!
I still remember the joy of buying SIngtel at $1.40 and buying Hyflux for $1.20 makes me excited.
Nowadays, Im focussing more on REITS....as thats my area of study in SP.
Good to know dat there is someone around my age who is also interested in the stock market.
Opportunities are abound in the stock market...must do ample research. Do u study technical analysis or/and fundamental analysis when u play the stock market?...My dad has technical charts to analyse...i hope to learn them real soon after am done with my project. -
Wow...you are in DBFM?Originally posted by industrie:Am in a property course...not sure whether its the same as yours..
Good to know dat there is someone around my age who is also interested in the stock market.
Opportunities are abound in the stock market...must do ample research. Do u study technical analysis or/and fundamental analysis when u play the stock market?...My dad has technical charts to analyse...i hope to learn them real soon after am done with my project.
I use FA....although Im learning how to do TA in one of my GEMS.
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Haha...guess am ur senior then.Originally posted by shade343:Wow...you are in DBFM?
I use FA....although Im learning how to do TA in one of my GEMS.
and my dad buys shares based on his online broker's advise.
They teach TA(technical analysis) in GEMS?...sheesh...i didn't do that in my yr.
Holy cow...buying shares based on broker's advice is the worse thing to do..my folks learn a hard lesson from that. Now my dad refuses to listen to dat prick liao. On the other hand...my mum still does.
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Your property development os my 1st choice. Actually, I wanted to go into Banking and Financial Trading...but the lecturers from DE more helpful and persuaded me to join this course. Since I have interest in property and stocks...I thought why not.Originally posted by industrie:Haha...guess am ur senior then.
They teach TA(technical analysis) in GEMS?...sheesh...i didn't do that in my yr.
Holy cow...buying shares based on broker's advice is the worse thing to do..my folks learn a hard lesson from that. Now my dad refuses to listen to dat prick liao. On the other hand...my mum still does.
Is property course ur first choice??... And I realised that 70% of the ppl in my class didnt put this course as 1st choice...
The TA couurse is a New GM offered by the sch of SB this year only.
Well, most online brokers use TA in their research....
Im not in DBFM. Im in DPFM. Is Mrs Sia or Bilbar singh your teacher? -
yup..its true dat alot of ppl didn't choose building as their 1st choice..Originally posted by shade343:Your property development os my 1st choice. Actually, I wanted to go into Banking and Financial Trading...but the lecturers from DE more helpful and persuaded me to join this course. Since I have interest in property and stocks...I thought why not. And I realised that 70% of the ppl in my class didnt put this course as 1st choice...
The TA couurse is a New GM offered by the sch of SB this year only.
Well, most online brokers use TA in their research....
Im not in DBFM. Im in DPFM. Is Mrs Sia or Bilbar singh your teacher?
As for me..it was my first choice..but am planning to do smthg else when i graduate.
Well..lucky u...u get the chance to study TA...i would have loved to take up dat module too.
Oh yes...sia bee geeeeee and balbir singh...both of them are my teachers too.
take care man...am off to sleep now...chat with u again soon.
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Hmm...what do you plan to do?Originally posted by industrie:yup..its true dat alot of ppl didn't choose building as their 1st choice..
As for me..it was my first choice..but am planning to do smthg else when i graduate.
Well..lucky u...u get the chance to study TA...i would have loved to take up dat module too.
Oh yes...sia bee geeeeee and balbir singh...both of them are my teachers too.
take care man...am off to sleep now...chat with u again soon. I think Im sticking to this line after I graduate for the next few years as there is a high demand for property mangers in Singapore and Asia Pac region. But I may branch into Financial trading and banking for my degree.
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hey guys, i would need some advice from u experts here.. If I have around $20K, which are the shares to invest in? Invest and not Speculate.Originally posted by shade343:Hmm...what do you plan to do? I think Im sticking to this line after I graduate for the next few years as there is a high demand for property mangers in Singapore and Asia Pac region. But I may branch into Financial trading and banking for my degree.
What option did you pick?
I know of shares such as Comfort and SMRT which pays out quite good dividends but capital gain is rather limited. What about reits such as suntec reit or prime reit?
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20k...Assuming I want something that is low risk, I would invest it all in Suntec Reit. At $1.06, it gives around 6% yield. SUntec Reit is also projected to rise to around $1.20 next year. Although capital gain not much, 6% yield is tempting.Originally posted by nick28:hey guys, i would need some advice from u experts here.. If I have around $20K, which are the shares to invest in? Invest and not Speculate.
I know of shares such as Comfort and SMRT which pays out quite good dividends but capital gain is rather limited. What about reits such as suntec reit or prime reit?
Thanks.
Prime Reit only gives a paltry yield of 5.1% at 99cents. Capital gain isnt there as there is not much space or reason for share price to go up. But Prime Reit is considered more stable I guess.
If you want something for high capital gain, I suggest buying penny stocks.
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thanks bro? anyway, what about bank stocks such as DBS? Even though a lot may cost more than $10K.. is it worth investing? Can advise on your current portfolio?Originally posted by shade343:20k...Assuming I want something that is low risk, I would invest it all in Suntec Reit. At $1.06, it gives around 6% yield. SUntec Reit is also projected to rise to around $1.20 next year. Although capital gain not much, 6% yield is tempting.
Prime Reit only gives a paltry yield of 5.1% at 99cents. Capital gain isnt there as there is not much space or reason for share price to go up. But Prime Reit is considered more stable I guess.
If you want something for high capital gain, I suggest buying penny stocks.
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$500 is sup sup suey, i lost almost $20K buying LC Development, after that i don't play any more.
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Bank stocks....abit too pricey. Unless you got huge loads of cash, no point buying. Ther are other stocks which you can consider and are equally stable.Originally posted by nick28:thanks bro? anyway, what about bank stocks such as DBS? Even though a lot may cost more than $10K.. is it worth investing? Can advise on your current portfolio?
Take alook at the portfolio thread
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I thought they redistribute shares in LC holdings when LC holdings merge with LC Developments?Originally posted by Ray2:$500 is sup sup suey, i lost almost $20K buying LC Development, after that i don't play any more. -
yup, then didn't know that I should let go, now the shares left only like $0.11 each.Originally posted by shade343:I thought they redistribute shares in LC holdings when LC holdings merge with LC Developments?