Do you have a system when adding funds to your portfolio? Or are you just buying whatever you deemed is best at the time? In the past when adding funds
Author: Calvin Lo
With so many different asset classes out there, how do you decide which ones to and how much to buy? One of the most important steps in creating a robust
September was expected to be a seasonally weak month for the stock market, and indeed it was proven as such. S&P 500 was down 4.8% this month, the worst monthly
With news of Evergrande’s debt problems adding to the downward pressure on China Tech stocks still reeling from government crackdowns, I think it’s time to re-evaluate our positions in Chinese
Sea Limited (SE) on 9th September 2021 announced another round of fundraising, and this time they are looking to raise as much as $6.3B through the sale of 11M American
August was a nice positive month for all portfolios. There was also a nice opportunity to add to growth stocks during the dip around mid-month, though it was very short-lived.
Sea Limited (SE) just reported Q2 2021 earnings on 17th August 2021 (before market open). The company reported a rare revenue beat but EPS missed forecasts. Investors cheered the results,
July was a somewhat flattish month, though we did get a nice little dip mid-month. Added more to index funds on the dip but sadly the dip didn’t last long.
Another brand new ETF focused on the China market will be coming online on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) this coming Monday 2nd August 2021. Lion Global Investors and OCBC Securities
Growth stocks came back with a vengeance in June. That benefitted the portfolio since I’ve been swapping value stocks for growth stocks over the past year. However, the portfolio has