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My UMS Holdings is more than 10 years started at price less than $0.50, more than 90k shares. Going thru 3 rounds of split with bonus shares 1 for every 4 shares, the number compound at 1.25. The average price now is below $0.5.

“Longest-Held SG Stock? 🏆 Some people have DBS, OCBC, SGX or even Sheng Siong sitting in their portfolios so long… the stocks probably qualify for CPF contributions already. 😂🇸🇬 While US markets get all the hype — AI rockets, tech moonshots 🚀✨ — Singapore stocks are like that dependable friend: Steady, drama-free, pays you dividends, and never ghosts you. 💌 Just look at names like DBS (dividends that hit harder than kopi-gao), Sheng Siong (every recession = stronger), or SGX (the tollbooth of Singapore markets). These are the classic “I’ll just hold until my grandkids ask me what a share certificate is” type of stocks. 📜👶 And then you’ve got gems like PropNex — up 150% YTD?! 😳 That’s not just growth — that’s ‘did someone secretly install a turbocharger?’ kind of performance. Plus a ~4% div

How Holding a Decade-Old SG Dividend Champion Like Sembcorp Shapes My Compounding Engine I’ve held $Sembcorp Ind(U96.SI)$ for ten years, and somewhere along the way, my steady dividend stock became a teenager who quietly excels at everything I didn’t expect. What began as a reliable dividend play in Singapore has evolved into a subtle yet powerful growth engine for my portfolio. Thanks to tax-free dividends, every dollar I’ve received over the years has been able to reinvest at full strength, quietly compounding while the market chased flashier headlines elsewhere. A decade of quiet compounding pushing outward with deliberate strength The Compounding I Didn’t Realise I’d Built Reinvesting dividends sounds dull until you do the maths. A $10,000 p

Hi. I first bought OCBC in 2020. Have been holding on to it and adding progressively as well. OCBC is strong bank in SG and dividend is quite good in comparison to many other listed co. Will try to buy 100 shares per mth moving forward. Target to accumulate it further for the next 5 yrs. Hope that OCBC will continue to progress well with its strong leadership and direction. cheers. [Smile] [Smile] [Smile]

I hold a position in Yangzijiang Shipbuilding $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ , so this week’s volatility definitely stood out. Despite the post-earnings drop, the rebound and solid YTD performance remind me why I’m comfortable holding it. The order book is strong, and even though the dividend yield isn’t high, I still see it as a steady long-term play. Singapore stocks give me a good mix of stability and tax-free dividends, which really help compounding. I hold a few SG names for both growth and income, and my longest-held one has been in my portfolio for several years.

The longest stock held is Keppel BN4 [Happy] This is definitely Long Term , already more than 10 yrs [Tongue]... I didn't know I could do it but I Did 💪. Along the way, Keppel not only rewarded me with Dividends but also other Free shares too 🥳 No regrets, Glad [Smile] that I bought this stock  💪 @koolgal @Aqa @DiAngel @Shyon @JC888 @Barcode @Shernice軒嬣 2000

🌟🌟🌟 $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ holds a special place in my heart as it has rewarded me three fold through its 2 spin offs  in addition to capital growth and dividends . As China's largest and most efficient private shipbuilder , YZJ isn't just about building ships .  It is also about building wealth. What makes YZJ special is its exceptional efficiency and cost control.  YZJ operates with an owner oriented mindset from top to bottom , which fosters  high productivity and lower operating costs .  This superior operational efficiency translates into consistently higher profit margins , with recent gross margins reaching a record 35%.

🌟🌟🌟There are investments & there are cornerstones.  For me that cornerstone has always been $DBS(D05.SI)$ . It is more than just a stock. DBS is synonymous with the success of Singapore as a global financial powerhouse! Founded to support Singapore's industrialisation , DBS has grown alongside the nation's economic progress & is seen by many as reflecting Singapore's financial growth. As my oldest holding, DBS is a testament to the power of long term belief and that conviction is paying off in a huge way. I am so happy that DBS has rewarded me well, not only with capital growth but with great dividends and even bonus shares too. I am up a mas

 OCBC ( before stock split) and Singtel is the stock that I have hold ... longest... accumulate since Singtel dipped to 243-266.. So happy to see Singtel at 4.85 and on the way to ST5.0 And OCBC on the way  to 20

Well, it has to be Sheng Shiong. Got it at below $1 then.

@Universe宇宙 @rL @HelenJanet @Zarkness @LMSunshine @Aqa @Shyon @koolgal @SPACE ROCKET @nomadic_m @GoodLife99 what’s the longest-held Singapore stock in your portfolio? How long have yo

I bought DBS during the COVID period around the $15-20+ range. Held it till now and the capital gains and dividend return (around 15+% yield on cost) is phenomenal. Will continue holding it for the long term as there is hardly much chance to get it at these prices. However, may sell some for rebalancing purpose in the future.

over 10 years and it was rubbish. never grow

$YZJ Shipbldg CNY(SO7.SI)$ is a ship building company the main characteristic of this stock which is of interest is its dividend paying status which resulted in an increase in share price on rumours of higher shipping volumes. Long term this stock is in decline with a declining economic outlook and reduced share expectations for shipping and shipbuilding

Longest-held SG stock in portfolio is Aims APAC reit and bought it for its high dividend yield several years ago. Hold some long term and traded some for quick profits.

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I've held $ParkwayLife Reit(C2PU.SI)$ for years now, nothing too exciting, fairly reliable. I agree with having some dividends, growth is nice but takes more time, energy and effort. I do agree with the Buffett line for most parts. But once in a blue moon, I pop into roller coaster stocks to get a quick profit, I do think that is ill-disciplined of me, but it gives me some action (because I tend to go for companies with solid fundamentals and just stick with them for the long term).

OCBC has been my longest holding SG stock for approximately 4+ years after adjusting my strategies. I have adopted strategy of combination of dividend, growth and ride-the-waves for this OCBC stock. I believe that each market and stock should have its own strategy for optimal results inline with objective set.

$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$  has been my longest holding SG stock for approximately 4+ years after adjusting my strategies. I have adopted strategy of combination of dividend, growth and ride-the-waves for this OCBC stock. I believe that each market and stock should have its own strategy for optimal results inline with objective set. 😁

the longest holding share I have is OCBC, I bought it at around $5 more than 10 years ago. can't remember when I bought it. but will continue to hold for next foreseeable future

How Holding a Decade-Old SG Dividend Champion Like Sembcorp Shapes My Compounding Engine I’ve held $Sembcorp Ind(U96.SI)$ for ten years, and somewhere along the way, my steady dividend stock became a teenager who quietly excels at everything I didn’t expect. What began as a reliable dividend play in Singapore has evolved into a subtle yet powerful growth engine for my portfolio. Thanks to tax-free dividends, every dollar I’ve received over the years has been able to reinvest at full strength, quietly compounding while the market chased flashier headlines elsewhere. A decade of quiet compounding pushing outward with deliberate strength The Compounding I Didn’t Realise I’d Built Reinvesting dividends sounds dull until you do the maths. A $10,000 p

This week, $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ saw major stock volatility after its earnings release: it plunged yesterday and rebounded 2.76% today. So far this year, YTD gains are 18%, and last year it surged an incredible 116%! 💥YZJ recorded $2.17 billion in orders in the first 9 months, four times its first-half total, bringing the total order book to $22.83 billion. However, its dividend yield among SG stocks isn’t very high, at around 3%.Many think US stocks offer higher gains, but some SG stocks are also shining: For example, $PropNex(OYY.SI)$ has risen 150% YTD, with a dividend yield of about 4%! As some investors say: “Compounding is the eighth wonder of the world.”Buffett once said: “If you’re not w

Market SnapshotSingapore stocks opened higher on Wednesday. STI rose 0.1%; Yangzijiang Shipbuilding rose 3%; SIA Engineering rose 0.5%; DBS rose 0.4%; OCBC rose 0.3%; NIO fell 1%; SGX and Singtel fell 0.8%; UOB fell 0.3%.Stocks in Focus$Singtel(Z74.SI)$: The telco was hit by an outage on Tuesday, with more than 1,600 users affected at its peak at 4.55 pm. Reports of outages spiked on Downdetector at that time, falling briefly before a second peak at 5.40 pm, with over 1,300 users affected. More than seven in 10 users reported an outage in mobile phone services, and 23 per cent reported mobile Internet issues. Shares of Singtel fell 0.2 per cent or S$0.01 to close at S$4.87 on Tuesday.$Coliwoo(W8W.SI)$

2025 is insane — PropNex ($OYY.SI) already +152% YTD with 4.1% dividend yield 🤯 But the real magic? The boring stocks we bought 8–20 years ago and literally forgot about. Dividends kept dropping into the account tax-free, got reinvested, and snowballed into life-changing money while we slept 😴✨ Here’s my personal “Never Sell” SG hall of fame (all data as of 19 Nov 2025): 🥇 DBS Bank (D05.SI) Held since 2010 (15 years) Turned $30k → $168k today (dividends reinvested) Current yield 5.8% + special dividends every year Literally paid for my condo downpayment in dividends alone 🏠 🥈 UOB (U11.SI) Held since 2013 (12 years) $25k → $112k Yield 5.9% Still trading at only 1.15× book value — cheapest big bank in the world right now! 🥉 OCBC (O39.SI) Bought during COVID crash 2020 Already +148% in <6

“Longest-Held SG Stock? 🏆 Some people have DBS, OCBC, SGX or even Sheng Siong sitting in their portfolios so long… the stocks probably qualify for CPF contributions already. 😂🇸🇬 While US markets get all the hype — AI rockets, tech moonshots 🚀✨ — Singapore stocks are like that dependable friend: Steady, drama-free, pays you dividends, and never ghosts you. 💌 Just look at names like DBS (dividends that hit harder than kopi-gao), Sheng Siong (every recession = stronger), or SGX (the tollbooth of Singapore markets). These are the classic “I’ll just hold until my grandkids ask me what a share certificate is” type of stocks. 📜👶 And then you’ve got gems like PropNex — up 150% YTD?! 😳 That’s not just growth — that’s ‘did someone secretly install a turbocharger?’ kind of performance. Plus a ~4% div

$YZJ Fin Hldg(YF8.SI)$ $0.540 (+4.85%): Oversold Rebound — Relief Rally From Capitulation Low, But Downtrend Still Heavy Below $1.00Market Recap:Yangzijiang Financial Holding (YF8.SI) surged 4.85% to $0.540, staging a sharp rebound after a capitulation-style drop earlier this week that wiped out nearly 60% from October highs. The counter remains ≈57% below its 2024 peak ($1.24) but still up ~30% YTD, reflecting strong early-year performance offset by recent panic selling. Today’s bounce came amid heavy volume (19.4M shares) and short-covering interest, following bargain hunting from institutional flows after valuation reset near record lows.Technicals (1-week outlook): Price remains deeply below both EMAs — EMA-20 $0.982 and EMA-50 $1.04, confir

🌟🌟🌟 $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ holds a special place in my heart as it has rewarded me three fold through its 2 spin offs  in addition to capital growth and dividends . As China's largest and most efficient private shipbuilder , YZJ isn't just about building ships .  It is also about building wealth. What makes YZJ special is its exceptional efficiency and cost control.  YZJ operates with an owner oriented mindset from top to bottom , which fosters  high productivity and lower operating costs .  This superior operational efficiency translates into consistently higher profit margins , with recent gross margins reaching a record 35%.

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding has announced securing orders totaling US$2.17 billion ($2.82 billion) for the nine months ending September 30, 2025, representing a fourfold increase compared to the first half of FY2025. The group's order book now stands at a substantial US$22.83 billion. Notably, green vessels constitute more than 70% of the total order book value, with containerships prominently leading as the primary vessel type. The company secured 38 containerships, 10 bulk carriers, and 2 gas carriers. Yangzijiang expressed confidence in acquiring new orders for 2029 delivery slots, primarily involving small to mid-sized vessels. Having delivered 46 vessels year-to-date, the group is 82% closer to achieving its FY2025 delivery goal of 56 vessels. In the third quarter of 2025, Yangzijiang di

🌟🌟🌟There are investments & there are cornerstones.  For me that cornerstone has always been $DBS(D05.SI)$ . It is more than just a stock. DBS is synonymous with the success of Singapore as a global financial powerhouse! Founded to support Singapore's industrialisation , DBS has grown alongside the nation's economic progress & is seen by many as reflecting Singapore's financial growth. As my oldest holding, DBS is a testament to the power of long term belief and that conviction is paying off in a huge way. I am so happy that DBS has rewarded me well, not only with capital growth but with great dividends and even bonus shares too. I am up a mas

I hold a position in Yangzijiang Shipbuilding $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ , so this week’s volatility definitely stood out. Despite the post-earnings drop, the rebound and solid YTD performance remind me why I’m comfortable holding it. The order book is strong, and even though the dividend yield isn’t high, I still see it as a steady long-term play. Singapore stocks give me a good mix of stability and tax-free dividends, which really help compounding. I hold a few SG names for both growth and income, and my longest-held one has been in my portfolio for several years.

The longest-held Singapore stock one can have is $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$. Is was incorporated during the Great Depression on 31 October 1932. It was a merger of 3 Hokkien banks dating back to 1912. During those years we held the share certificates of the bank to prove our ownership. OCBC has acquired more banks and grown steadily over the century, surviving the Second World War. This is a resilient and solid bank as good as gold. We keep it for the reliable twice-yearly dividend income. Even if one only started investing in OCBC 10 years ago, the total dividends collected and the growth in share price would amount to 119% gain over the initial cost. That translates into a compound annual growth rate of 8.2% over 10 years, well beating the long-term

My UMS Holdings is more than 10 years started at price less than $0.50, more than 90k shares. Going thru 3 rounds of split with bonus shares 1 for every 4 shares, the number compound at 1.25. The average price now is below $0.5.

Hi. I first bought OCBC in 2020. Have been holding on to it and adding progressively as well. OCBC is strong bank in SG and dividend is quite good in comparison to many other listed co. Will try to buy 100 shares per mth moving forward. Target to accumulate it further for the next 5 yrs. Hope that OCBC will continue to progress well with its strong leadership and direction. cheers. [Smile] [Smile] [Smile]

I've held $ParkwayLife Reit(C2PU.SI)$ for years now, nothing too exciting, fairly reliable. I agree with having some dividends, growth is nice but takes more time, energy and effort. I do agree with the Buffett line for most parts. But once in a blue moon, I pop into roller coaster stocks to get a quick profit, I do think that is ill-disciplined of me, but it gives me some action (because I tend to go for companies with solid fundamentals and just stick with them for the long term).

The longest stock held is Keppel BN4 [Happy] This is definitely Long Term , already more than 10 yrs [Tongue]... I didn't know I could do it but I Did 💪. Along the way, Keppel not only rewarded me with Dividends but also other Free shares too 🥳 No regrets, Glad [Smile] that I bought this stock  💪 @koolgal @Aqa @DiAngel @Shyon @JC888 @Barcode @Shernice軒嬣 2000

$YZJ Shipbldg CNY(SO7.SI)$ is a ship building company the main characteristic of this stock which is of interest is its dividend paying status which resulted in an increase in share price on rumours of higher shipping volumes. Long term this stock is in decline with a declining economic outlook and reduced share expectations for shipping and shipbuilding

I bought DBS during the COVID period around the $15-20+ range. Held it till now and the capital gains and dividend return (around 15+% yield on cost) is phenomenal. Will continue holding it for the long term as there is hardly much chance to get it at these prices. However, may sell some for rebalancing purpose in the future.

@Universe宇宙 @rL @HelenJanet @Zarkness @LMSunshine @Aqa @Shyon @koolgal @SPACE ROCKET @nomadic_m @GoodLife99 what’s the longest-held Singapore stock in your portfolio? How long have yo

$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$  has been my longest holding SG stock for approximately 4+ years after adjusting my strategies. I have adopted strategy of combination of dividend, growth and ride-the-waves for this OCBC stock. I believe that each market and stock should have its own strategy for optimal results inline with objective set. 😁

OCBC has been my longest holding SG stock for approximately 4+ years after adjusting my strategies. I have adopted strategy of combination of dividend, growth and ride-the-waves for this OCBC stock. I believe that each market and stock should have its own strategy for optimal results inline with objective set.