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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-16 13:12
      A strong SGD affects daily life as it helps to reduce importing inflation. A strong currency also allows us to get greater bang for the buck when we travel overseas especially to neighbouring Malaysia for grocery, shopping and food. It also helps us investors when we buy non-SG stocks like the US and HK stocks. I definitely will not put my market in fixed deposit as it cannot even match inflation. Investing through Tiger brokers or using Tiger vault is definitely the wiser option, especially in the longer run. @Universe宇宙 @Wayneqq @HelenJanet @Success88
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-16 12:48
      Anything is possible. The main players—US and China can trigger both a recession as well as a rebound. It is all about whether they can reconcile their difference and prevent a trade war. I think both sides won’t want a recession but both always want the best interests for themselves. Let’s hope they can compromise a little. I still believe trump will try to prevent a recession and we might see some good news soon. However, I also believe after this brief respite, there will be another round of selling as traders take profit and both the US and China will definitely have other issues of tension again by the end of this year that will spark off the next sell off. This random dipping and rebounding will be more frequent this year and with greater degree than the past year.
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-15 13:24
      I don’t think gold will break $4000. The tariffs by trump is just for him to have negotiation power. He is not that silly to spark off a depression and will try to also avoid a recession. I see gold similar to stock ie, a non cash option and having it reduces my liquid cash for me to deploy to stocks when they dip. I prefer to keep a healthy portion of cash. I don’t think anyone can say their portfolio is ready for a crash. Given the volatility, I prefer to keep healthy amount of cash and prefer to take profit rather than to be a bag holder. The recent rise is a relief for most investors. Let’s see how much this can rise. I would take profit at the right time. @Wayneqq @Success88
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-14 15:08
      I love chagee for the quality ingredients used and its focus on health. At this point, I would not prefer to invest as my preference is still in mixue that can reach the masses with its affordable price point, especially in times of uncertainty like this with a possibility of a recession. I would prefer to watch the potential development of chargee and the stock price movement before considering investing. @rL @SPOT_ON @Kaixiang @DiAngel @Universe宇宙 @Success88
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-14 13:10
      Definitely better to stop watching and to just sleep through the night and keep my sanity. Trump flips his tariffs like prata and there is no end to it. I prefer to buy my ETFs when they are cheaper and average down. His swinging policies make it suitable for swing trading. In times like these, I think best to take profits in order to get a good night sleep and sleep through all his flip flopping. @SPOT_ON @Kaixiang @rL @Success88 @Fenger1188 @KYHBKO
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-14 12:54
      $TENCENT(00700)$  Finally! After trump puts the tariffs on hold.
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-12
      I have not bottomed the banks as I was expecting them to go lower before Trump’s surprise u-turn on tariffs. But it is only a 90-day period which means the tariffs could return. If the tariffs return, I’m bearishb on their returns for 2025. DBS has always been the best choice but I prefer to wait and see for now. US big bank earnings would provide guidance for Singapore banks as the nature of business is similar; the main differentiation is the market that they are exposed to and as a open market, Singapore banks are exposed to similar risk to the US banks. @Universe宇宙 @Wayneqq @HelenJanet
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-12
      The hardest thing to predict is policy. Sentiment usually follow policies, inflation and earnings reports. Traders use technicals because there is some form of predictability. Policy is unexpected and unpredictable. We only know when it is announced eg chips act, tariffs, retaliation by other countries, new trade agreement are beyond the control of us. @Fenger1188 @SPOT_ON @rL @Kaixiang @Success88 @DiAngel @Wayneqq<

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      [Events] What’s the hardest thing to predict in the stock market? Policy, sentiment, or technicals?
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-12
      The hardest thing to predict is policy. Sentiment usually follow policies, inflation and earnings reports. Traders use technicals because there is some form of predictability. Policy is unexpected and unpredictable. We only know when it is announced eg chips act, tariffs, retaliation by other countries, new trade agreement are beyond the control of us. @Fenger1188 @SPOT_ON @rL @Kaixiang @Success88 @DiAngel @W
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    • MHhMHh
      ·04-11
      I agree that a new world order may unfold but it is too early to commit to what it really will be as it all depends on how the nations respond to the tariffs and what trump does in return. I believe trump is trying to create a new order in the interests of US but the other countries must collectively do what he wants which may not happen. If the market truly collapses, I will not go all in. It is too dangerous. One really never knows when it is truly the bottom and whether further pain lies ahead. I would prefer to enter in phases and would be considering taking profit very quickly on a portion to avoid being a crazy bag holder and also keep a portion as a longer term investment in case it really does not fall further and rally quickly. @
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