【Livestream Clip 4|Kenny Loh & Edward Pye: Smart Investors Don’t Just Pick Stocks】

【LIVESTREAM RECAP|Celebrating Singapore's Independence: Navigating the 5,000 STI Milestone】

Hi Tigers! In this session we celebrated a real milestone — Singapore's Straits Times Index crossing 5,000. We traced STI's near-60-year path and its recent breakout, unpacked the capital flows sparked by MAS's market-revitalization program, dug into the explosive growth in ETF assets, walked through institutional forecasts for 6,000 and beyond, and closed on the next chapter of the "Singapore Story" — from safe haven to a magnet for global capital. Clear, layered, and full of substance. 🇸🇬
Full replay 👉 Celebrating Singapore's Independence: Navigating the 5,000 STI Milestone

【ABOUT THE GUEST】

Our speakers are Kenny Loh & Edward Pye. Kenny Loh is a Wealth Advisory Director, founder of Rate Savvy, and a prominent SGX Academy trainer with deep expertise in Singapore REITs and the local market. Edward Pye is Intermediary Distribution Director at amova Asset Management (formerly Nikko Asset Management, rebranded last September). One brings the local REIT and SGX-ecosystem lens; the other brings the asset-management and "Singapore Story" institutional view — two scarce perspectives on one stage.

【HIGHLIGHTS】

1. Life after STI 5,000: a full map of institutional forecasts — from 6,000 to a bold 10,000 by 2040.

2. Where the money really is: ETF AUM at S$21B, retail at 42% — who's buying and what they're buying.

3. The new chapter of the "Singapore Story": why capital doesn't just arrive here — it stays, grows, and compounds.


Live Recap>>>
Live Recap 1: Singapore's Quiet Rally — Inside the Road to the 5,000 STI Milestone
Live Recap 2: The Sleep-Well Portfolio — Kenny Loh's Framework for Allocating to Singapore
Live Recap 3: From Safe Haven to Investment Magnet — The Case for Singapore
Live Recap 4: Hunting for Alpha — Amova's Small & Mid-Cap Playbook and New Fund Suite

【THIS CLIP】

Smart investors don't just pick stocks. Kenny breaks down the money flows in SGX's latest ETF report: ETF AUM has reached S$21B with strong year-on-year growth, retail contributing 42% (about S$9B) — increasingly funded through SRS and CPF accounts. Why it's worth watching: he tells you plainly that idle SRS or CPF money can be put into SGX-listed ETFs to potentially earn more than it does sitting in those accounts — a real, often-overlooked information gap for local investors. 💡

We genuinely recommend watching the full replay — many viewers fix on the index level and miss the deeper story: capital structure, dividend quality, and Singapore reinventing itself. Kenny and Edward fill in all those missing pieces in the full session.

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  • Jerry Lam
    ·08-05 19:14
    我最大的收获是:新交所ETF的增长并不只来自机构,零售资金已贡献约42%,说明SRS和CPF正在成为长期指数投资的重要入口。

    相比闲置资金,低成本ETF能够提供更好的分散性和长期复利潜力,但关键仍是看费用率、流动性、股息质量和底层资产,而不是只看短期收益。

    我更看好这种“退休账户+ETF”的长期配置思路:核心资金追求稳定复利,个股只作为卫星仓位,减少频繁择时。

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