Shyon
08-12

I’m convinced Singapore’s market revival could be more than a short-term rally. $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ record highs, stronger trading volumes, SGX’s strong FY26 results and the 50-company IPO pipeline all point to improving momentum. I’m encouraged by the growing exposure to technology, healthcare & digital infrastructure.

That said, I’m not ready to call it a full turnaround. IPO performance remains the biggest test, while SGX still trails Hong Kong significantly in liquidity. If upcoming listings can hold their IPO prices & attract institutional participation, the cycle of liquidity, research coverage and investor confidence could strengthen further.

For now, I’m cautiously bullish. Policy support, potential rate cuts, stronger flows & Singapore’s safe-haven appeal provide a solid foundation—but earnings and IPO execution will determine whether this becomes a sustainable recovery or just another short-term rerating.

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  • WendyDelia
    ·08-13
    I pulled the last 3 years too — first month IPO breaks matter more than pipeline size. If pricing stays tight, do long-only funds really stick around?
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  • icycrystal
    ·08-13
    thanks for sharing
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