Dr Tee (Ein55)

100 Singapore Dividend Stocks and REITs for Retirement (有备无患)

Posted on March 5, 2021 Written by Dr Tee (Ein55)

Each of us would reach retirement age one day, sooner or later. Life after retirement should be the most meaningful, we could live in our preferred ways, engaging in activities of interests. However, some may not be ready financially, retirement fund is not sufficient to support the longer lifespan, ending up has to continue to work with lower pay or depending on children for financial support.

In this article, you will learn from Dr Tee on 100 Dividend Stocks and REITs in Singapore for Retirement, some may be considered for longer term investing and / or short term trading with COVID-19 recovery stock rally. Bonus for readers who could read every words of the entire article, learning unique strategy to position in 6 giant dividend stocks for both passive incomes (dividend) and capital gains with potential share price appreciation. Both Ein55 Optimism levels and intrinsic values will be shared for each giant stock:

1) Dividend Healthcare Stock: Q&M Dental (SGX: QC7)

2) Dividend Consumer Stock: The Hour Glass (SGX: AGS)

3) Dividend Property Stock: Hongkong Land (SGX: H78)

4) Dividend Technology Stock: ST Engineering (SGX: S63)

5) Dividend F&B Stock: QAF (SGX: Q01)

6) Dividend REIT: Mapletree Industrial REIT (SGX: ME8U)

During the COVID-19 stock recovery, there is a sector rotation with slower or even declining trend for global growth stocks. Investors start to pay more attention to cyclical stocks (eg. banks, properties and oil & gas sectors, etc), especially for those affected companies recovering together with pandemic with stable dividend payments.

Dividend stocks include but not limited to REITs. For REITs, by law, the company has to distribute 90% of rental incomes back to shareholders in the form of dividend. For non-REITs stocks, some companies have clear dividend payment policies (not compulsory) or consistent record in dividend payout. For some blue chip stocks, dividends payment could grow over the decades.

Dividend payment of stocks could be distributed quarterly, half yearly or yearly. A portfolio of 10-20 dividend giant stocks may be established to create a stream of consistent passive incomes, when monthly dividend is more than expenses, one could become financial free this way. The key variables would be initial capital, return (dividend yield, which is dependent on entry price and business performance) and holding period, so customization of strategies based on individual need is required.

The best time to buy a giant dividend stock is always during global stock crisis (eg. Year 2020-2021 during pandemic, 2008—2009 during subprime crisis, etc), not only able to maximize the dividend yield (due to lower entry price), also could have higher potential of capital gains (when market cycle moves from fear in low optimism to greed in high optimism). Dividend stock investing is not for dividend collection alone, may be integrated with growth investing, swing trading, momentum trading, cyclic investing, defensive investing, undervalue investing and other Ein55 strategies.

From the table sorted below for 100 Dividend Stocks and REITS in Singapore, each has growing businesses over the past decade with increasing or reasonable dividends (minimum 2% yield) and positive ROE (Return on Equity), except a few are affected temporarily by pandemic.

However, not all the dividend stocks listed are giant stocks. A growing business in the past may not be sustainable during COVID-19 period, could end up as a crisis stock. Fundamental Analysis alone is not sufficient, a high dividend yield stock may be a value trap as this may be the result of lower share price with weakening businesses. Therefore, deeper analysis is required with LOFTP (Level, Optimism, Fundamental, Technical, Personal Analysis) Strategies.

For Singapore investors, investing in Singapore dividend stocks in SGD can minimize potential forex loss (since SGD is stronger than most foreign currencies), except some stocks trading in USD or having overseas business (eg. Hongkong Land). There are also excellent dividend giant stocks in regional stock markets: Malaysia, Hong Kong or even USA.

No	Dividend Stocks	DY (%)	ROE (%)
1	AEM Holdings (SGX: AWX)	2.1	46.10
2	AIMS APAC REIT (SGX: O5RU)	6.2	5.30
3	AP Oil International (SGX: 5AU)	4.4	4.50
4	Ascendas India Trust (SGX: CY6U)	5.6	9.10
5	Ascendas Reit (SGX: A17U)	5	4.80
6	Ban Leong Technologies (SGX: B26)	5	12.80
7	BRC Asia (SGX: BEC)	3.8	7.70
8	CapitaLand (SGX: C31)	2.8	-6.80
9	CapitaLand China Trust (SGX: AU8U)	4.7	3.30
10	CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (SGX: C38U)	4.1	2.90
11	Centurion Corp (SGX: OU8)	2.9	17.30
12	Challenger Technologies (SGX: 573)	4.8	19.20
13	China Sunsine Chemical Holdings (SGX: QES)	2	7.60
14	Chip Eng Seng Corporation (SGX: C29)	4.4	-10.00
15	DBS Bank (SGX: D05)	3.2	8.60
16	Delfi (SGX: P34)	5.6	7.70
17	Dutech Holdings (SGX: CZ4)	4.1	6.70
18	ESR REIT (SGX: J91U)	7.5	6.90
19	Excelpoint Technology (SGX: BDF)	7	11.80
20	Far East Orchard (SGX: O10)	5.7	1.60
21	First Reit (SGX: AW9U)	19.8	8.30
22	First Sponsor Group (SGX: ADN)	2.3	6.00
23	Food Empire Holdings (SGX: F03)	2.4	12.30
24	Frasers Centrepoint Trust (SGX: J69U)	3.7	4.00
25	Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust (SGX: BUOU)	5.3	5.30
26	Frencken Group (SGX: E28)	2.5	12.70
27	Great Eastern Holding (SGX: G07)	2.7	10.30
28	GuocoLand (SGX: F17)	3.8	1.00
29	Haw Par Corporation (SGX: H02)	2.4	4.20
30	HoBeeLand (SGX: H13)	4.2	10.80
31	Hongkong Land Holdings (SGX: H78)	4.5	-5.70
32	Hotel Grand Central (SGX: H18)	4	1.5
33	Hotung Investment Holdings (SGX: BLS)	10.1	8.40
34	Hotel Properties (SGX: H15)	3.2	-1.90
35	Hyphens Pharma International (SGX: 1J5)	3.2	14.7
36	IREIT Global (SGX: UD1U)	7.6	6.2
37	Japan Foods Holding (SGX: 5OI)	2.9	-0.60
38	Jardine Cycle & Carriage (SGX: C07)	4.8	11.00
39	Jardine Matheson Holdings (SGX: J36)	3.3	-0.70
40	Karin Technology Holdings (SGX: K29)	4	1.30
41	Keppel Infrastructure Trust (SGX: A7RU)	6.8	0.00
42	Keppel DC Reit (SGX: AJBU)	3.4	8.10
43	Keppel Reit (SGX: K71U)	5	4.30
44	KSH Holdings (SGX: ER0)	3.5	0.10
45	LHT Holdings (SGX: BEI)	4.8	8.10
46	Lum Chang Holdings (SGX: L19)	15.4	-3.50
47	Lung Kee Bermuda (SGX: L09)	6.9	6.90
48	Manulife US Reit (SGX: BTOU)	8.4	7.70
49	Mapletree Commercial Trust (SGX: N2IU)	3.7	4.10
50	Mapletree Industrial Trust (SGX: ME8U)	4.6	7.40
51	Mapletree Logistics Trust (SGX: M44U)	4.5	6.10
52	Mapletree North Asia Commercial Trust (SGX: RW0U)	6.4	4.50
53	MegaChem (SGX: 5DS)	3.8	9.8
54	Meghmani Organics (SGX: M30)	2.6	17.00
55	Metro Holdings (SGX: M01)	2.8	2.10
56	Micro-Mechanics Holdings (SGX: 5DD)	4.1	29.70
57	Nam Lee Pressed Metal Industries (SGX: G0I)	4.7	4.40
58	NetLink NBN Trust (SGX: CJLU)	5.4	6.90
59	New Toyo International Holdings (SGX: N08)	8.6	-4.60
60	Nordic Group (SGX: MR7)	2.3	6.20
61	OCBC Bank (SGX: O39)	2.8	7.20
62	Olam International (SGX: O32)	5.1	9.20
63	Oxley Holdings (SGX: 5UX)	6.3	-25.00
64	Pacific Century Regional Development (SGX: P15)	18.9	-3.80
65	ParkwayLife Reit (SGX: C2PU)	3.4	7.3
66	PNE Industries (SGX: BDA)	8.6	7.60
67	PropNex (SGX: OYY)	4.7	34.40
68	Prudential (SGX: K6S)	2.1	-3.60
69	QAF (SGX: Q01)	5.2	10.40
70	Q&M Dental Group (SGX: QC7)	4.7	15.90
71	Raffles Medical Group (SGX: BSL)	2.3	7.30
72	Riverstone Holdings (SGX: AP4)	2.4	23.30
73	Samurai 2K Aerosol (SGX: 1C3)	2.9	11.20
74	Sasseur Reit (SGX: CRPU)	7.3	6.70
75	Singapore Exchange (SGX: S68)	3.1	39.40
76	Sheng Siong Group (SGX: OV8)	4.1	37.20
77	Singtel (SGX: Z74)	4.5	6.20
78	Spindex Industries (SGX: 564)	2.4	11.50
79	Sri Trang Agro Industry (SGX: NC2)	5	25.00
80	Starhill Global Reit (SGX: P40U)	5	3.90
81	ST Engineering (SGX: S63)	3.8	22.80
82	Straco Corporation (SGX: S85)	4.8	5.30
83	Suntec Reit (SGX: T82U)	5	3.60
84	Tat Seng Packaging Group (SGX: T12)	2.8	12.00
85	Tan Chong International (SGX: T15)	4.9	0.40
86	Thai Beverage (SGX: Y92)	3.3	15.70
87	The Hour Glass (SGX: AGS)	4.4	11.20
88	Tianjin Zhongxin Pharmaceutical (SGX: T14)	5	11.20
89	Top Glove Corporation (SGX: BVA)	5.5	60.20
90	UMS Holdings (SGX: 558)	4.5	17.20
91	Union Gas Holdings (SGX: 1F2)	4	34.50
92	United Global (SGX: 43P)	7.1	63.10
93	United Overseas Australia UOA (SGX: EH5)	2.6	4.30
94	UOB Bank (SGX: U11)	3.1	6.90
95	United Overseas Insurance UOI (SGX: U13)	3.1	5.70
96	UOL Group (SGX: U14)	2.3	1.30
97	Valuetronics Holdings (SGX: BN2)	5.7	13.80
98	VICOM (SGX: WJP)	2.8	18.20
99	Wilmar International (SGX: F34)	3.7	8.10
100	Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings (SGX: BS6)	4.2	7.80

Here, let’s focus on 6 Singapore Giant Dividend Stocks in 6 different sectors, learning the unique positioning for each stock:

1) Dividend Healthcare Stock: Q&M Dental (SGX: QC7)

A giant stock may not need to be big in size, true for Q&M Dental, a small cap healthcare stock, which is the largest dental service provider in Singapore. The company business was affected by pandemic during the first half of 2020 due to circuit breaker but quickly regain positive momentum in the second half of 2020. One could postpone certain medical treatments but it is hard to tolerate acute tooth pains, suffering in each day of waiting. Therefore, it is not surprise to see stronger businesses which would help to support higher share prices with recovery of pandemic.

Over the past 5 years, Q&M Dental share price has been declining gradually (not suitable for trading then), partly due to slower growth in company businesses and bearish market sentiment for small cap stocks. During pandemic, its share price dropped to only half of peak price ($0.80+), the lowest was below $0.40. Q&M Dental has been staying below low optimism level (below $0.50) for about 2 years, recently breaking above critical resistance of $0.50, currently at about 40% Ein55 Optimism level, still below the intrinsic value of about $0.70.

Q&M Dental is not only a dividend stock (dividend yield about 4.7%, depending on share price) with long term growth investing, it may also be considered for short term trading due to recent breakout with higher prices, showing potential rally in near future. For trading, it is crucial to have S.E.T. (Stop Loss / Entry / Target Prices) in trading plan. For example, if the prices fall back below the support (was resistance) of $0.50, then a short term trader may need to exit, even with losses, if breakout strategy is the main assumption for trading strategy.

Readers may read earlier article of Dr Tee for more details on Q&M Dental.

2) Dividend Consumer Stock: The Hour Glass (SGX: AGS)

The Hour Glass is a consumer discretionary stock with luxury watches businesses (eg. distributors for Rolex, Patek Philippe, Hublot, etc). During the first 6 months of pandemic (Apr – Sep 2020), its business has lower revenue due to fewer tourists to Singapore. With more online sales and lower expenses (stores were closed during circuit breaker), the net profit is not significantly affected.

In fact, The Hour Glass is a strong cash-rich company, cash flow grows by about 10 times over the past 5 years while share price has been staying sideways (below peak price and critical resistance of $0.85), which is a hidden gem of undervalue stock. Recently, the share price has recovered from low optimism level (below $0.80), breaking above $0.85, challenging new resistance of $1, currently over 30% Ein55 Optimism level, still below the intrinsic value of about $1.20.

The Hour Glass is not only a dividend stock (dividend yield about 4.4%, depending on share price) with longer growth investing, it may also be considered for short term trading due to recent breakout with higher prices, showing potential rally in near future. For trading, it is crucial to have S.E.T. (Stop Loss / Entry / Target Prices) in trading plan. For example, if the prices fall back below the support (was resistance) of $0.85, then a trader may need to exit, even with losses, if breakout strategy is the main assumption for trading strategy.

Both The Hour Glass and competitor, Cortina (SGX: C41), have similar businesses and even common shareholders (the largest shareholder of Hour Glass, Henry Tay, is also the second largest investor of Cortina, a rare strategy to invest in competitor to have more gains out of the luxury watches market) but Cortina has over 90% Ein55 Optimism level, more suitable for short term trading. Both stocks are “cold” stocks with relatively lower daily trading volume, therefore share price could surge or dip significantly when there are bigger players joining the trading game.

Readers may view earlier educational video by Dr Tee for more details on Cortina.

3) Dividend Property Stock: Hongkong Land (SGX: H78)

Hongkong Land is an undervalue stock with Grade-A commercial properties mainly in Hong Kong, China and Singapore. The “loss” during pandemic in Year 2020 is mainly due to accounting loss, i.e. lower property valuation. However, the cash flow is still stable, therefore able to support the dividend payment each year, including during pandemic.

Over the past 5 years, Hongkong Land share price has declined gradually from peak of $8 to half price, below $4 during pandemic. With recovery of pandemic and bullish market sentiment, its share price has recovered steadily from very low optimism level, suitable for both long term cyclic investing and even short term trading (despite slower momentum, compared with other growth stocks). Current Ein55 Optimism level is still low around 15%, potential upside with intrinsic value of about $9.

Technically, Hongkong Land behaves like a REIT at the moment, generating rental incomes (dividend yield of 4.5%, depending on share price), giving back to shareholders through dividend. It may be positioned as a slow but steady defender with protection by its undervalue asset (Price to Book ratio of 0.3 with 70% discount, assuming discounted asset strategy).

Readers may read earlier article by Dr Tee for more details on Hongkong Land.

4) Dividend Technology Stock: ST Engineering (SGX: S63)

ST Engineering is a Temasek stock (50% shares ownership), having defensive businesses through subsidiaries, eg. ST Aerospace, ST Electronics, etc, in various technological sectors. Despite net profits are affected by pandemic (especially for ST Aerospace), cash flow is still strong for ST Engineering, therefore still able to pay the dividend consistently to reward long term investors.

During pandemic, ST Engineering share price dropped below $3 to low optimism, then recovering to fair value gradually over the past 1 year. The price trends and optimism levels are generally aligned with Singapore stock market since ST Engineering is 1 of 30 STI component stocks.

Over the past decade, ST Engineering is able to pay very consistent dividend (dividend yield of 3.8%, depending on share price), including during pandemic year 2020. However, its dividend growth is limited (same dividend of 15 cents/share for the past 5 years), therefore not an ideal dividend stock for long term investing. It is also a defensive stock with relatively less price volatility compared with entire Singapore stock market, an investor could sleep soundly even during stock crisis. So, its strength of defensiveness may be also a weakness (less upside capital gains) for some investors, depending on personal objectives. Current Ein55 Optimism level is near to 50% with intrinsic value about $4, upside is limited but passive incomes of future dividend would be steady with little surprises.

Readers may read earlier article by Dr Tee for more details on other technology stocks.

5) Dividend F&B Stock: QAF (SGX: Q01)

QAF has bakery business which has excellent performance during pandemic as most people stay longer time at home during this period, therefore eating (bread and other food) at home more often. However, it does not increase the dividend payment for pandemic year 2020, still maintaining at 5 cents per share (about 5.2% dividend yield, depending on share price) for the past 5 years.

QAF is defensive in business but share price is cyclical in nature. After share price falling from peak of about $1.40 to half price (below $0.60), it started to recover with business enhanced by pandemic. Ein55 Optimism level is recovering near to 50% with intrinsic around $1. Due to its cyclical behaviour with uptrend price, besides steady yearly dividend collection, QAF may also be considered for short term trading (especially when breaking convincingly above resistance of $1).

For readers who are interested to eat QAF bread for free for lifetime with a unique strategy, may read earlier article by Dr Tee on 48 F&B stocks including QAF.

6) Dividend REIT: Mapletree Industrial REIT (SGX: ME8U)

Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT) is also a Temasek stock, an industrial REIT with excellent business fundamental, able to pay growing dividend consistently over the past 10 years. With additional expansion into data center (about 40% of overall businesses), future business growth would be even stronger. When an investor knows “What to Buy”, the remaining key variable is “When to Buy/Sell”.

MIT share price was corrected to 0% Ein55 Optimism (an ideal investing opportunity with very fearful market) during pandemic in year 2020 but quickly recovered to 100% Ein55 Optimism (very greedy stage) in only 6 months. With sector rotation during pandemic recovery, currently MIT share price is under correction, Ein55 Optimism level falling to nearly 50% with intrinsic value around $2.70. Since over 80% REITs in Singapore are bearish in short term trend over the past 1 month, MIT is not yet suitable for short term trading nor long term investing (despite a fair price now).

When there is a chance for MIT to drop to low optimism level again, it would be a good chance to consider this stock for longer term investing. Alternatively, the price has to be stronger to be considered for short term trading with positive price trend. Currently, collection of dividend yield at about 4.6% is insufficient to balance the negative trend of short term prices. “What to Buy” does not means “Now to Buy”, both Technical Analysis (TA) and Fundamental Analysis (FA) have to be integrated with consideration of Ein55 Optimism strategies, including market greed and fear.

Another related sibling Temasek stock is Keppel DC Reit (100% businesses in data center), sharing similar price and optimism behavior, having even stronger business growth but lower dividend yield. So, actions may not be just “Buy”, may also be “Wait”. Opportunity is always for those who could wait patiently but able to take action to buy strong business at low optimism prices when others are fearful (eg. during global financial crisis).

Readers may read earlier article of Dr Tee for more details on entire 42 Singapore REITs and 16 Business Trusts, including Mapletree Industrial Trust and Keppel DC Reit.

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Retirement planning is never too late (有备无患), even one has already retired, still could learn to position on a portfolio of 10-20 dividend giant stocks, integrating with growth investing or momentum trading and other Ein55 strategies (readers can learn from Dr Tee). Dividend yield of 5-10% yearly may seems little to some investors but it is only a bonus, the hidden treasure is potential enormous capital gains with price appreciation over decades, supported by growing and sustainable businesses.

For those who are youngers, need to start saving of capital, converting active income of job salary to passive income of investment (dividends & capital gains). This way, after retirement one day, these business partners of stocks could continue to work and make money for the investor, who just needs to review and rebalance portfolio yearly. The process of stock investing can be lifelong, applying the power of compounding with time to gain more in years or even decades of holding.

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There are over 1500 giant stocks in the world based on Dr Tee criteria, choice of 10 Dream Team giant stocks have to align with one’s unique personality, eg. for shorter term trading (eg. momentum or swing trading) or longer term investing (cyclic investing, undervalue investing or growth investing). Readers should not just “copy and paste” any stock (What to Buy, When to Buy/Sell) as successful action taking requires deeper consideration (LOFTP strategies – Level / Optimism / Fundamental / Technical / Personal Analysis) which you could learn further from Dr Tee Free 4-hr Webinar.

Drop by Dr Tee free 4hr webinar (learning at comfort of home with Zoom) to learn how to position in global giant stocks during COVID-19 stock crisis with 10 unique stock investing strategies, knowing What to Buy, When to Buy/Sell.

Zoom will be started 30 min before event, bonus talk (Q&A on any investment topics from readers) for early birds. There are many topics we will cover in this 4hr webinar, Dr Tee can have more time for Q&A if you could stay later after the webinar, you could ask on any global and local stocks including but not limited to 30 STI component stocks:

Ascendas Reit (SGX: A17U), CapitaLand (SGX: C31), CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (SGX: C38U), City Development (SGX: C09), ComfortDelGro (SGX: C52), Dairy Farm International (SGX: D01), DBS Bank (SGX: D05), Genting Singapore (SGX: G13), Hongkong Land (SGX: H78), Jardine Cycle & Carriage (SGX: C07), Jardine Matheson Holdings JMH (SGX: J36), Jardine Strategic Holdings JSH (SGX: J37), Keppel Corp (SGX: BN4), Keppel DC Reit (SGX: AJBU), Mapletree Commercial Trust (SGX: N2IU), Mapletree Industrial Trust (SGX: ME8U), Mapletree Logistics Trust (SGX: M44U), OCBC Bank (SGX: O39), SATS (SGX: S58), Sembcorp Industries (SGX: U96), Singapore Airlines (SGX: C6L), Singapore Exchange (SGX: S68), Singtel (SGX: Z74), ST Engineering (SGX: S63), Thai Beverage (SGX: Y92), UOB Bank (SGX: U11), UOL (SGX: U14), Venture Corporation (SGX: V03), Wilmar International (SGX: F34), YZJ Shipbldg SGD (SGX: BS6).

Dr Tee will cover over 20 case studies, Singapore giant stocks, eg. CapitaLand Mall Trust (SGX: C38U), Singapore Exchange (SGX: S68), Keppel Corp (SGX: BN4), Top Glove (SGX: BVA), Jardine Matheson Holdings JMH (SGX: J36), Vicom (SGX: WJP) and many others, Malaysia giant stocks, Hong Kong giant stocks and US giant stocks, both long term investing and short term trading.

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88 Singapore 10X Growth Stocks for Bullish New Year (招财牛年)

Posted on February 18, 2021 Written by Dr Tee (Ein55)

A daydream of an investor may be to become 10X richer in this New Year, similar to bullish 10X Stocks such as IFAST and Tesla over the past 1 year. This dream could be realized one day but patience is required with strategies aligned with own personality.

In this article, you will learn from Dr Tee on 88 Growth Stocks in Singapore, some may be considered for longer term investing and / or short term trading with COVID-19 recovery stock rally. Bonus for readers who could read every words of the entire article, learning unique strategy to position in 6 giant growth stocks and also generalized strategy, applicable for all growth stocks including speculative growing Bitcoin.

1) Growth Small Cap Stock: IFAST Corporation (SGX: AIY)

2) Growth Technology Stock: AEM Holdings (SGX: AWX)

3) Growth Healthcare Stock: Top Glove Corporation (SGX: BVA / Bursa: 7113)

4) Growth Commodity Stock: Wilmar International (SGX: F34)

5) Growth REIT: Keppel DC REIT (SGX: AJBU)

6) Growth Bank Stock: DBS Bank (SGX: D05)

Economy for Year 2020 of pandemic is the worst of past few decades, therefore naturally New Year 2021 would have very high probability of stronger economy which could support the stock market. This is especially true for growth stocks with growing businesses, especially for sectors benefiting from COVID-19. Most investors may consider US growth stocks but there are actually growth stocks in each country including Singapore but requires more careful selection.

From the table sorted below for 88 growth stocks in Singapore, each has growing businesses over the past few years with ROE (Return on Equity) over 5%. However, a growing business in the past may not be sustainable during COVID-19 period, could end up as a crisis stock. Fundamental Analysis alone is not sufficient, a growing business may not be a giant stock as share price could be undervalue (eg. IFAST over 1 year ago). Therefore, deeper analysis is required with LOFTP (Level, Optimism, Fundamental, Technical, Personal Analysis) Strategies.

No	Growth Stock	ROE (%)
1	AEM Holdings (SGX: AWX)	39.277 – 46.127
2	AF Global (SGX: L38)	7.546 – 7.835
3	ARA LOGOS Logistics Trust (SGX: K2LU)	5.77
4	Avarga (SGX: U09)	10.909 – 16.183
5	Best World International (SGX: CGN)	33.312 – 37.565
6	BRC Asia (SGX: BEC)	7.69
7	Bukit Sembawang Estates (SGX: B61)	5.748 – 6.071
8	CapitaLand (SGX: C31)	5.677 – 9.144
9	Centurion Corp (SGX: OU8)	16.878 – 17.312
10	Challenger Technologies (SGX: 573)	19.20
11	China Aviation Oil (Singapore) (SGX: G92)	8.122 – 11.956
12	China Everbright Water (SGX: U9E)	8.967 – 9.461
13	Civmec (SGX: P9D)	6.682 – 8.812
14	Cordlife Group (SGX: P8A)	5.010 – 5.803
15	Cortina Holdings (SGX: C41)	14.875 – 16.955
16	CSE Global (SGX: 544)	13.641 – 15.295
17	DBS Bank (SGX: D05)	9.22
18	Delfi (SGX: P34)	10.324 – 12.404
19	EC World Reit (SGX: BWCU)	6.586 – 9.536
20	Excelpoint Technology (SGX: BDF)	11.84
21	Food Empire Holdings (SGX: F03)	12.527 – 12.621
22	Fragrance Group (SGX: F31)	5.731 – 5.774
23	Frencken Group (SGX: E28)	13.064 – 14.345
24	Fu Yu Corporation (SGX: F13)	7.755 – 9.165
25	Great Eastern Holding (SGX: G07)	9.656 – 11.658
26	Hafary Holdings (SGX: 5VS)	8.208 – 14.627
27	Haw Par Corporation (SGX: H02)	5.773 – 6.074
28	HC Surgical Specialists (SGX: 1B1)	21.486 – 31.730
29	Hi-P International (SGX: H17)	12.810 – 13.511
30	Ho Bee Land (SGX: H13)	9.386 – 10.760
31	Hong Fok Corporation (SGX: H30)	5.472 – 5.646
32	IFAST Corporation (SGX: AIY)	20.318
33	InnoTek (SGX: M14)	7.737 – 10.352
34	International Cement Group (SGX: KUO)	7.670 – 8.169
35	IREIT Global (SGX: UD1U)	15.614 – 19.447
36	ISEC Healthcare (SGX: 40T)	7.986 – 11.733
37	Jardine Cycle & Carriage (SGX: C07)	10.990 – 12.848
38	Jason Marine Group (SGX: 5PF)	7.956 – 8.800
39	JB Foods (SGX: BEW)	15.314 – 18.495
40	JEP Holdings (SGX: 1J4)	10.852 – 12.047
41	Keppel DC Reit (SGX: AJBU)	8.65
42	Kimly (SGX: 1D0)	22.89
43	LHN (SGX: 41O)	19.85
44	Lonza Group (SGX: O6Z)	12.82
45	Mapletree Industrial Trust (SGX: ME8U)	9.558 – 10.313
46	Mapletree Logistics Trust (SGX: M44U)	6.989 – 8.235
47	MegaChem (SGX: 5DS)	7.744 – 9.044
48	Meghmani SDS (SGX: M30)	17.027 – 19.670
49	Moneymax Financial Services (SGX: 5WJ)	10.776 – 13.586
50	Moya Holdings Asia (SGX: 5WE)	5.802 – 8.681
51	Multi-Chem (SGX: AWZ)	15.52
52	Neo Group (SGX: 5UJ)	15.226 – 31.737
53	OCBC Bank (SGX: O39)	8.285 – 10.663
54	Olam International (SGX: O32)	9.452 – 10.858
55	Overseas Education (SGX: RQ1)	5.735 – 6.814
56	Pan Hong Holdings Group (SGX: P36)	15.439 – 24.742
57	Penguin International (SGX: BTM)	7.56
58	Powermatic Data Systems (SGX: BCY)	11.321 – 14.265
59	Raffles Infrastructure Holdings (SGX: LUY)	13.354 – 17.629
60	Riverstone Holdings (SGX: AP4)	16.520 – 23.263
61	Samurai 2K Aerosol (SGX: 1C3)	6.561 – 11.231
62	SBS Transit (SGX: S61)	13.45
63	Singapore Exchange (SGX: S68)	37.901 – 39.443
64	Sheng Siong Group (SGX: OV8)	24.176 – 29.055
65	SIIC Environment Holdings (SGX: BHK)	6.609 – 7.192
66	Sing Holdings (SGX: 5IC)	11.425 – 15.352
67	Singapore Medical Group (SGX: 5OT)	6.984 – 9.360
68	Singapore Post (SGX: S08)	5.445 – 7.271
69	Singapore Shipping Corporation (SGX: S19)	10.174 – 11.647
70	Sinostar PEC Holdings (SGX: C9Q)	13.639 – 14.966
71	Singapore Technologies Engineering (SGX: S63)	25.387 – 26.007
72	The Hour Glass (SGX: AGS)	11.168 – 12.532
73	Tianjin Zhongxin Pharmaceutical Group (SGX: T14)	11.170 – 11.610
74	Top Glove Corporation (SGX: BVA)	29.64
75	UG Healthcare Corporation (SGX: 8K7)	25.664 – 53.137
76	UMS Holdings (SGX: 558)	13.794 – 17.241
77	United Global (SGX: 43P)	63.059 – 64.360
78	UOB Bank (SGX: U11)	9.882 – 11.656
79	United Overseas Insurance (SGX: U13)	7.186 – 9.657
80	Valuemax Group (SGX: T6I)	11.733 – 11.767
81	Valuetronics Holdings (SGX: BN2)	13.763 – 14.529
82	Venture Corporation (SGX: V03)	12.318 – 14.547
83	Vicplas International (SGX: 569)	8.08
84	Wee Hur Holdings (SGX: E3B)	8.797 – 9.673
85	Wilmar International (SGX: F34)	7.716 – 8.887
86	Yanlord Land Group (SGX: Z25)	9.178 – 11.861
87	Yangzijiang Shipbuilding RMB (SGX: SO7)	7.549 – 9.986
88	Yangzijiang Shipbuilding SGD (SGX: BS6)	7.249 – 9.986

Here, let’s focus on 6 Singapore Giant Growth Stocks in 6 different sectors, learning the unique positioning for each stock:

1) Growth Small Cap Stock: IFAST Corporation (SGX: AIY)

A giant stock may not need to be big in size, true for IFAST, a small cap stock. Over the last few years, IFAST price has been around $1/share (see earlier article shared by Dr Tee, IFAST was still at lower price then) while businesses continue to grow each year over the past decade, faster speed during pandemic with support of financial technology initiatives.

Over the last 1 year, IFAST share price has surged from 70+ cents to nearly $7, creating a miracle of 10X stock price, comparable with popular international growth stock such as Tesla. IFAST has been a hidden gem, a small cap stock, therefore not getting attention of big funds. With more positive corporate news (eg. overseas expansion), driven by market greed (under theme of fintech), supported by more bigger size investors, it is relatively easier to move a small cap stock.

IFAST stock has created record high price every few months, Optimism level is over 90%, therefore some investors are afraid the “bubble” may burst, even it is a fundamentally strong company. This concern is valid, therefore a safer strategy (applicable for all growth stocks) is to apply trend-following strategy for momentum or swing trading, entering only after recovery from each phase of price correction, ensuring the uptrend prices (higher high, higher low) to support the bull run. Exit depends on own personality, whether longer term investing (business analysis) or shorter term trading (ending of uptrend).

2) Growth Technology Stock: AEM Holdings (SGX: AWX)

Since the dotcom bubble burst in Year 2000, it takes 2 decades for semiconductor sector to rise again. AEM is similar to many semiconductor stocks, cyclical in nature, business could vary from very poor (losses in earlier years) to excellent (over 30% growth in last few years). Therefore, it is crucial not to position in technology growth stocks for long term, aligning with sector cycle (eg. trade with booming in 5G applications).

Over the last 5 years, AEM share price has surged from 4 cents to over $4, creating a miracle of 100X stock price. A stock 10X in share price may have potential to become 100X (common in US stock market, especially over a few decades of growth investing) but not many investors have faith to hold (especially during global financial crisis), therefore only gaining a small 10% profit after selling fast. AEM was a small cap stock, similar to IFAST, therefore relatively easier to move in prices, especially when driven by market greed.

AEM stock has created record high price every year with uptrend semiconductor cycle, Optimism level is over 90%, bubble may not burst in short term as semiconductor sector is still bullish, leading by TSMC with record high demand. Due to high optimism with uptrend prices, AEM may be considered with trend-following trading but a trader has to be prepared for high volatility, strict compliance with S.E.T. (Stop Loss / Entry / Target Prices) trading plan.

3) Growth Healthcare Stock: Top Glove Corporation (SGX: BVA / Bursa: 7113)

Over the past 2 decades, Top Glove (Bursa) has multiplied by 500 times in share prices (aligning with 5 times rise during last 1 year of pandemic). Unlike AEM which business may not be sustainable when cyclic semiconductor bubble is burst one day, Top Glove and other glove giant stocks, eg. Riverstone (SGX: AP4), Hartalega (Bursa: 5168), SuperMax (Bursa: 7106) and Kossan (Bursa: 7153), have sustainable businesses for decades due to rising demand in both healthcare and manufacturing sectors, partly supported by lower material cost (rubber).

With recovery of pandemic, there is a significant sector rotation, stocks benefiting from COVID-19 are under significant price correction, despite the earnings are at historical high with strongest businesses ever. Fundamental or business sometimes are being used as excuses to buy up certain growth stocks at high prices. When the market greed is diverted to other sector, the share prices are naturally lower.

Glove stocks including Top Glove are experiencing bearish price trend over the past few months due to sector rotation (changes in target for market greed), prices are corrected significantly but still over 75% Optimism level, may not be suitable for entry due to lack of market speculation (required to sustain higher prices). When these giant glove stocks are falling below intrinsic values or ideally at lower optimism in future stock crisis, it would be good time for long term investing. Currently a better action would be “Wait”.

4) Growth Commodity Stock: Wilmar International (SGX: F34)

Commodity sector (Energy, Agriculture, Precious Metals, etc) has been under low optimism over the past 5 years, recovering gradually over the past 1 year, together with improvement in pandemic condition. So, it is timely to consider commodity stock, aligning to its sector investment clock.

Since Wilmar is listed with RTO in 2006, share price has gone up 10X over the past 2 decades, reflecting the importance of its agriculture products (palm oil, sugar, etc) to modern world with less land for plantations. Wilmar is supported by parent stock PPB (Bursa: 4065) with Kuok Family as sponsor, driven by subsidiary stock, YKA, with bullish 2X prices after recent IPO in China (Shenzhen: 300999).

Commodity has a longer term market cycle but the growth is more moderate (therefore more stable) compared to technology sector (eg. semiconductor / software stocks). Wilmar is near 50% Optimism level of fair value, therefore still reasonable to consider for long term investing or short term trading (supported by uptrend prices, entry after recovery of each price correction).

5) Growth REIT: Keppel DC REIT (SGX: AJBU)

In the internet era with more 5G applications, data usage will be enormous with explosive growth for next decade. So, Keppel DC Reit is positioned nicely to host data storage, collecting consistent growing rental as passive incomes. Keppel DC Reit has 100% business in data center while Mapletree Industrial Trust (SGX: ME8U) has about 1/3 businesses in this growing sector.

Over the past 5 years, Keppel DC Reit has experienced 3X in share prices from $1 to $3 but the gains is not limited share price appreciation. Its dividend is doubled every few years, therefore suitable to position as mid-fielder stock to have a balance of both growth (price appreciation) and dividend (passive income).

After reaching 100% Optimism level during peak of pandemic, Keppel DC Reit has experienced slower growth with sector rotation. The prices (sideways) are not strong enough for shorter term trading and price correction is insufficient for longer term investing (about 75% Optimism). Therefore, similar to glove stocks, an investor may need to “Wait” for next crisis to Buy Low, or wait for next rally to Buy High (only after uptrend is established for short term).

6) Growth Bank Stock: DBS Bank (SGX: D05)

Bank sector is a key pillar of a nation, not to mention DBS Bank, a leader blue chip stock for decades. The worst time of bank stocks during pandemic is over, record high NPL (Non-Performing Loan) and low interest rate but most global banks including DBS are still profitable.

Unlike other strong growth stocks, DBS is a slower but more steady growth stock. Share prices has gone up 5X in cyclical way over the past decade, it is just a matter of time for the stock to become 10X. Many people want to get rich quick, therefore prefer to buy bullish stock with over 2X potential in less than 1 year but unknowingly exposing to high risk (potential price correction exceeding risk tolerance level), especially for speculative stocks with weaker businesses, driven by market greed.

DBS is at 60% Optimism level, higher than fair value, more suitable for medium term trading but Singapore stock market is lack of speculation due to smaller market size. DBS may also be considered as defender with average 5% dividend yield but it is also cyclical in nature due to interest rate and economic cycles, more suitable to invest after each major stock crisis. DBS is a potential 10X stock but not within 1 year as IFAST, more suitable for longer term market cycle investors. Similar strategy may be applied to OCBC Bank (SGX: O39) and UOB Bank (SGX: U11).

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It is not a daydream to own a 10X stock one day. The key difference is 10X within 1 year (eg. IFAST) or over decades (eg. Wilmar and DBS). In short term, stock market behaves like a voting machine, therefore trend-following strategy is crucial to ride the uptrend wave but traders need to overcome greed (to sell high) and fear (to buy low) by following the trading plan strictly. In long term, stock behaves like a weighing machine, therefore fundamental analysis (growing business) with lower optimism undervalue prices would have high probability of winning rate, especially an investor has patience to wait or hold for years, making big money slowly.

This growth investing or trend-following trading strategies may be applied for Bitcoin or other growth / momentum stocks. Unlike growth stocks, Bitcoin (half commodity / half forex) has no business fundamental, therefore some investors may view Bitcoin as speculation. However, value could be derived from prices, as long as there are believers (actual trades of buy and sell), value could be created with Bitcoin remains limited in number (demand more than supply). Similar to gold or land with limited supply, Bitcoin becomes rare, harder to explore new supply in future, main variable will be demand which can be market greed driven.

With more acceptance of Bitcoin as “currency” in real world and support of big funds, Bitcoin has partial quality of growth investing. However, due to the unpredictable nature of technology (eg. safe storage of Bitcoin), it is more suitable as small capital investment. Even Bitcoin has 10X potential after reaching historical high of US$50,000 (over 60% Optimism level), it is volatile and speculative in nature, less than 5% of capital may be considered. Bitcoin has become speculative tools of big players, may not be suitable for retail traders with little capital. Similarly, trend-following strategy (entry after recovery from correction) may be applied for speculative trading. Of course, an investor has a choice to ignore Bitcoin, especially there are so many global and local growth stocks with real businesses.

Filed Under: Market Cycle Investing, Market Optimism, Market Outlook, Stock Market Tagged: bank stock, glove stock, growth stock, technology stock

Top 10 World Richest Giant Stocks (富可敌国)

Posted on February 5, 2021 Written by Dr Tee (Ein55)

Investing in Top 10 World Richest persons stocks is an easy way to share their profits from growing businesses. However, the ranking of Top 10 Richest may vary (eg. Elon Musk moves from No 30 to No 1 when Tesla price surged by 10X in 1 year) with share prices, market emotions and businesses development, especially with mixed impact of the uncertain COVID-19 pandemic.

In this article, you will learn from Dr Tee on Top 10 World Richest Giant Stocks for longer term investing or short term trading with COVID-19 recovery stock rally. Bonus for readers who could read every words of the entire article, learning unique strategy to position in each richest person giant stock.

#1) Jeff Bezos – Amazon (US NASDAQ: AMZN)

#2) Elon Musk – Tesla (US NASDAQ: TSLA)

#3) Bernard Arnault – LVMH (France PA: MC)

#4) Bill Gates – Microsoft (US NASDAQ: MSFT)

#5) Mark Zuckerberg – Facebook (US NASDAQ: FB)

#6) Zhong Shanshan – Nongfu Spring (HKEx: 9633)

#7) Larry Page – Alphabet / Google (US NASDAQ: GOOGL / GOOG)

#8) Warren Buffett – Berkshire (US NYSE: BRK-A / BRK-B) / Apple (US NASDAQ: AAPL)

#9) Larry Ellison – Oracle (US NYSE: ORCL)

#10) Sergey Brin – Alphabet / Google (US NASDAQ: GOOGL / GOOG)

Most people may think the richest persons in the world are very rich because of their profitable businesses. This understanding is partially correct as it is actually dependent on their share prices which indirectly dependent on businesses and also stock market emotions.

The real time Top 10 World Richest list is updated here. We may observe that the earlier Top 10 list (eg. retail business) are taken over by Technology Giants (dominating 7 out of 10) during the pandemic stock crisis. Let’s learn to position in these Top 10 giant stocks with either long term investing or short term trading.

#1) Jeff Bezos – Amazon (US NASDAQ: AMZN)

Amazon has evolved from a small online book seller into the largest stock in the world with ecommerce business over the past few decades. COVID-19 pandemic has helped the business to grow at faster speed in Year 2020, supporting its share price at high level, making founder Jeff Bezos to be the World Richest person (despite this position may rotate between Elon Musk, depending on daily share price).

Amazon stock is at 60% Optimism level, a strong growth stock near its fair price. Uptrend momentum in short term has been slowed down by sector rotation due to recovery of pandemic. It is more suitable for short term swing trading (Buy Low Sell High every few months) but upside may not be attractive for traders who aim for higher or quicker return.

#2) Elon Musk – Tesla (US NASDAQ: TSLA)

Elon Musk created a miracle to become the world richest person (for a short period of time, rotating this position with Jeff Bezos, depending on share prices) when Tesla share prices surged by 10 times over the last 1 year.

Tesla is a business of future, mainly based on investors believe in enormous potential of electrical vehicles, driven by 5G technology, supported by clean energy policies of major economies (eg. USA, Europe, China, etc). Despite the company has not been profitable for the last decade until 2020 (mainly due to high R&D cost), stock investing is forward looking, rising revenue (mainly China an US automotive markets) with rosy picture of next decade has supported the surge in share prices of Tesla and most automotive stocks with electrical cars.

Tesla stock is at 98% Optimism level, more suitable for trend-follow momentum trading in short term (Buy High Sell Higher) with S.E.T. (Stop Loss / Entry / Target Prices) trading plan. The growing business with greedy market emotions would continue to power this stock and entire electrical car market until the bubble is burst one day. Shorter term position is a good compromise to ride the trend while waiting for the next global financial crisis.

Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos may extend the competition of No 1 from the earth to outer space businesses, technology of future. Few people could predict the dominating technology for future, therefore it may be safer to focus in technology which are proven for the next 1 decade, eg. 5G, electric vehicles, AI, etc

#3) Bernard Arnault – LVMH (France PA: MC)

LVMH is a consumer discretionary stock (eg. luxury handbags) listed in Europe, business was temporary affected by COVID-19, resulting in a major correction in share prices. With recovery in pandemic condition, LVMH is recovering as a strong growth stock.

LVMH stock is at 80% Optimism level, more suitable to position as short term momentum stock (Buy High Sell Higher) until the COVID-19 recovery rally is over one day. Since the customers of businesses are mostly rich people, a stock investor may align with bullish stock market to enter or hold the position, exiting when the next black swan comes in future.

#4) Bill Gates – Microsoft (US NASDAQ: MSFT)

#8) Warren Buffett – Berkshire (US NYSE: BRK-A / BRK-B) / Apple (US NASDAQ: AAPL)

Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are good friends, even their stocks are inter-related. Warren Buffett donates Berkshire stock to Bill Gates and Melinda Gates Charity Fund, contributing to 45% share ownership of Bill Gates stock portfolio. At the same time, Bill Gates has sold most of the Microsoft shares (only keeping about 1%), focusing in charity project with a portfolio of giant stocks. Berkshire invests in a portfolio of global giant stocks including 40% in Apple, founded by Steve Jobs, which is a competitor of Microsoft.

So, it is interesting that the fate of these 3 giant stocks are integrated together in the same boat: Berkshire, Apple and Microsoft. Microsoft has evolved beyond PC into other high businesses such as cloud services and gaming. Apple is transforming from PC to mobile phones, even planning on Apple Car to compete with Tesla in future. Berkshire (through Warren Buffett) is the smartest, no need to work hard on any business, simply making decision to invest in the right stocks (eg. average up on Apple stock investing).

Optimism levels of these 3 stocks are 90% (Microsoft), 50% (Apple) and 60% (Berkshire) respectively. Microsoft is more suitable for short term swing trading (Buy Low Sell High) while Apple and Berkshire may be considered for short term momentum trading or even growth investing for long term (moderate optimism at fair value).

Both Microsoft and Apple have dominated the world technology for the past few decades, having potential to continue the influence for another decade with condition the businesses must evolve at the same time with new technology. It is hard to invest in any technology stock for long term as few technologies could last over 1 decade without challenges of disruptive technologies. So, technology stock investors need to monitor the evolution of technology (which contributes to 7 of 10 Top 10 World Richest persons stocks) at least yearly.

#5) Mark Zuckerberg – Facebook (US NASDAQ: FB)

Facebook rises fast with popularity of internet, leveraging on power of networking with 3 billion global users, supporting founder Mark Zuckerberg to be the youngest Top 10 World Richest person. Even Facebook co-founder, Eduardo Saverin, becomes Singapore Top 10 Richest persons, but no need to work, simply holding tight to Facebook stock ownership.

Facebook stock is at 35% Optimism level. It is a strong young growth giant stock but short term momentum is slowed down with sector rotation during recovery phase of pandemic. It is more suitable for short term swing trading (Buy Low Sell High) in the current stock market.

#6) Zhong Shanshan – Nongfu Spring (HKEx: 9633)

By right, this position (China No 1 richest person, world Top 10 richest person) should be reserved for Jack Ma of Alibaba but due to abandon of IPO of Ant Group, it is taken over by Zhong Shanshan, the founder of both Nongfu Spring and Beijing Wantai Biological Pharmacy (China Shanghai: 603392).

Nongfu Spring is at 50% Optimism level but more meaningful for short term momentum or swing trading as it is still a very young stock with IPO less than 1 year. Political economy has strong influence on China related stocks (recent stock correction of Alibaba is a good example), therefore more speculative in nature. Diversification is key for investing in China related stocks.

Currently, out of Top 10 World Richest, 8 are from US stocks, 1 from Europe stock, 1 from China stock. This shows the strength of US as No 1 economy with the most number of richest people with giant businesses. In the near future, more China stocks may join this Top 10 World Richest list (eg. Jack Ma but only if Ant Group could get approval for IPO).

#7) Larry Page – Alphabet / Google (US NASDAQ: GOOGL / GOOG)

#10) Sergey Brin – Alphabet / Google (US NASDAQ: GOOGL / GOOG)

Both Larry Page and Sergey Brin are co-founders and major shareholders of Google (Alphabet stock), therefore naturally both are listed in Top 10 World Richest list. During pandemic, Google reported stronger business growth, similar to other technology giant stocks which profit from COVID-19 crisis. In future, Google may also share a pie of electrical car industry with its AI and car system development, extending from search engine and mobile phone system businesses, into other future technologies with extensive R&D for decade.

Alphabet (Google) stock is at 70% Optimism level, both a growth stock for investing and momentum stock for short term trading. Unlikely other giant technology stock, growth of Google is more sustainable (moderate), may be considered for longer term investor, therefore each future global stock crisis will be an opportunity for investing (Buy Low & Hold) until Google may become an outdated technology stock (similar to Nokia, Yahoo or Motorola, which has been obsolete or out of fashion). Therefore, a giant technology stock has to continuously develop future new technology, renewing itself to remain competitiveness and lifespan of a giant.

#9) Larry Ellison – Oracle (US NYSE: ORCL)

Oracle is a software giant stock, supporting the founder Larry Ellison to be the Top 10 World Richest person. Position of No 9-10 are marginal, changes in daily share prices may change ranking easily. So, the key may not be to invest in the highest position of Top 10 list but to use the list a reference, filtering giant stocks with growing business, ideally entering during stock market crisis (without affecting the business).

Oracle stock is at 50% Optimism level, more cyclical in business than other Top 10 World Richest stocks It may be considered for both cyclical investing and swing trading.

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90% of majority wealth in the world is with 10% of minority in rich people. Therefore, a smart stock investor may align interest with the Top 10 Richest persons in each country or in the world. However, it is important to focus in only 10-20 giant stocks with sustainable business with forward looking economic moat, diversifying over several sectors (instead of investing in only 1 sector, eg. technology, which may suffer in version 2.0 dotcom bubble one day). There are also many other little giant stocks which are relatively less well known but having more upside potential in stock prices than the famous giant stocks of the richest persons.

Filed Under: Market Cycle Investing, Market Outlook, Stock Market Tagged: crisis stock investing, growth stock, momentum stock, US Stocks

6 Crisis Investing & Momentum Stocks with Life Changing 20 Minutes Talk (时来运转)

Posted on January 25, 2021 Written by Dr Tee (Ein55)

Appreciation to IFAST for the special invitation in EXPO 2021 talk, professionally organized over a studio. The challenge is to compress my over 20 years investing experiences with views of current stock market opportunity over a limited 20 minutes talk, motivating thousands of audience over live telecast to take action to benefit from COVID-19 stock crisis recovery rally.

In this Dr Tee 20 minutes video education (6 Crisis Investing and Momentum Trading Stocks for 2021 Year of Bull), you will learn Market Outlook 2021 for USA and Singapore with 6 crisis investing and momentum trading giant stocks, growing in 4 sectors during pandemic, having high upside potential:
1) TSMC (NYSE: TSM) – Technology (Semiconductor) Momentum Stock
2) Micro-Mechanics Holdings (SGX: 5DD) – Technology Momentum Stock
3) HDFC Bank (NYSE: HDB) – Bank Momentum Stock
4) J&J Snack Foods (NASDAQ: JJSF) – F&B Growth Stock
5) Thai Beverage (SGX: Y92) – F&B Growth Stock
6) Raffles Medical Group (SGX: BSL) – Healthcare Growth Stock

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Over the past 1 month, momentum trading stocks shared by Dr Tee over several webinars have appreciated tremendously, eg. Micro-mechanics has surged about 50% and TSMC has gone up about 20%. Momentum trading is suitable for shorter term trading, applying trend-following strategies but traders need to know when to take profits when uptrend has ended.

At the same time, for more patient longer term investor, growth investing integrated with crisis investing, i.e. buying strong fundamental stocks with growing businesses at lousy low prices when other people are fearful (eg. of COVID-19 pandemic). The longer wait could translate to much higher potential of over 100 – 200% return. Certain giant stocks may be considered for lifetime investing (Buy Low & Hold) but requires yearly certification that it is still a giant stock. For example, technology stocks may not be suitable for lifetime investing as disruptive technology with new challengers could bring down the leaders in every decade.

Filed Under: Fundamental Analysis, Market Cycle Investing, Market Outlook, Stock Market Tagged: crisis stock, growth stock, momentum stock

7 Singapore Growth Stocks for 2021 Year of Bull (牛气冲天)

Posted on January 17, 2021 Written by Dr Tee (Ein55)

Global stock markets are bullish in Year of Bull 2021, even Singapore STI Index is above 3000 points again after 1 year of COVID-19 stock crisis. New US President, Joe Biden, is printing more money with QE, an easy way for stock market to surge with quicker recovery of economy. For investors who may miss the lower entry points last year, may consider long term growth stock investing or short term momentum trading strategies to ride the bullish wave of growth stocks with recovery of pandemic after global vaccination.

In this Dr Tee 2.5-hr video education (7 Growth Stocks for 2021 Year of Bull), you will learn Market Outlook 2021 for Singapore and Malaysia with 7 growth and momentum giant stocks recovering in 7 sectors during pandemic, having high upside potential:
1) Singapore Exchange (SGX: S68) – Finance Growth Stock
2) Thai Beverage (SGX: Y92) – F&B Growth Stock
3) Vicom Limited (SGX: WJP) – Transportation Growth Stock
4) Parkwaylife REIT (SGX: C2PU) – REIT Growth Stock
5) Raffles Medical Group (SGX: BSL) – Healthcare Growth Stock
6) Micro-Mechanics Holdings (SGX: 5DD) – Technology Momentum Stock
7) Cortina Holdings (SGX: C41) – Consumer Discretionary Momentum Stock

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在这Dr Tee 2.5小时教育视频（2021牛气冲天的7只成长股），您可学习：
1) 新加坡交易所 (SGX: S68) – 金融成长股
2) 泰国酿酒 (SGX: Y92) – 餐饮成长股
3) 维康 (SGX: WJP) – 交通成长股
4) 百汇生命 (SGX: C2PU) – 房地产信托成长股
5) 莱佛士医疗 (SGX: BSL) – 医疗成长股
6) 微机械 (SGX: 5DD) – 科技动量股
7) 高登 (SGX: C41) – 非必需消费品动量股

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Here are 7 groups of related Singapore stocks in 7 sectors but a smart investor should only focus on giant stocks.

1) Banking & Finance Sector is more cyclical in nature, following economy cycles, worst time is over, could benefit from recovery of pandemic. There are 30 Banking & Finance Stocks in Singapore including Singapore Exchange (Giant Stock):

AMTD IB OV (SGX: HKB), B&M Hldg (SGX: CJN), DBS Bank (SGX: D05), Edition (SGX: 5HG), G K Goh (SGX: G41), Global Investment (SGX: B73), Great Eastern (SGX: G07), Hong Leong Finance (SGX: S41), Hotung Investment (SGX: BLS), IFAST Corporation (SGX: AIY), IFS Capital (SGX: I49), Intraco (SGX: I06), Maxi-Cash Finance (SGX: 5UF), MoneyMax Finance (SGX: 5WJ), Net Pacific Finance (SGX: 5QY), OCBC Bank (SGX: O39), Pacific Century (SGX: P15), Prudential USD (SGX: K6S), Singapore Exchange (SGX: S68), SHS (SGX: 566), Sing Investments & Finance (SGX: S35), Singapore Reinsurance (SGX: S49), Singapura Finance (SGX: S23), TIH (SGX: T55), Uni-Asia Group (SGX: CHJ), UOB Bank (SGX: U11), UOB-KAY HIAN HOLDINGS (SGX: U10), UOI (SGX: U13), ValueMax (SGX: T6I), Vibrant Group (SGX: BIP).

2) Food & Beverages Sector is more defensive in nature, affected mainly during early stage of COVID-19 during circuit breaker, could benefit from recovery of pandemic. There are 48 F&B Stocks in Singapore including Thai Beverage (Giant Stock):

Abterra (SGX: L5I), Acma (SGX: AYV), Amara Holdings (SGX: A34), Bonvests Holdings (SGX: B28), ChasWood Resources (SGX: 5TW), China Fishery (SGX: B0Z), China Kangda Food (SGX: P74), Dairy Farm International (SGX: D01), Del Monte Pacific (SGX: D03), Delfi (SGX: P34), Dukang (SGX: BKV), Envictus (SGX: BQD), Food Empire Holdings (SGX: F03), Fraser and Neave F&N (SGX: F99), Hosen Group (SGX: 5EV), Japan Foods Holding (SGX: 5OI), Japfa (SGX: UD2), JB Foods (SGX: BEW), Jumbo Group (SGX: 42R), Katrina Group (SGX: 1A0), Khong Guan (SGX: K03), Kimly (SGX: 1D0), Koufu (SGX: VL6), Luzhou Bio-Chem (SGX: L46), Mewah International (SGX: MV4), Neo (SGX: 5UJ), No Signboard Holdings (SGX: 1G6), Old Chang Kee (SGX: 5ML), OneApex (SGX: 5SY), Pacific Andes (SGX: P11), Pavillon (SGX: 596), QAF (SGX: Q01), Sakae (SGX: 5DO), SATS (SGX: S58), Sheng Siong (SGX: OV8), Shopper360 (SGX: 1F0), Sino Grandness (SGX: T4B), Soup Restaurant (SGX: 5KI), ST Group Food (SGX: DRX), SunMoon Food (SGX: AAJ), Thai Beverage (SGX: Y92), Tung Lok Restaurants (SGX: 540), United Food (SGX: AZR), Wilmar International (SGX: F34), Yamada Green Resources (SGX: BJV), Yeo Hiap Seng (SGX: Y03), Zhongxin Fruit (SGX: 5EG).

3) Transportation Sector has been in serious crisis during COVID-19 due to social distancing, need more time than other sectors to recover from pandemic. There are 24 Transportation Stocks in Singapore including Vicom (Giant Stock):

Baker Technology (SGX: BTP), CH Offshore (SGX: C13), COSCO Shipping International Singpore (SGX: F83), Chuan Hup Holdings (SGX: C33), ComfortDelGro Corporation (SGX: C52), Ezra Holdings (SGX: 5DN), First Ship Lease Trust (SGX: D8DU), Grand Banks Yachts (SGX: G50), Jardine Cycle & Carriage (SGX: C07), Keppel Corporation (SGX: BN4), MS Holdings (SGX: 40U), MTQ Corporation (SGX: M05), Pan-United Corporation (SGX: P52), Penguin International (SGX: BTM), SBS Transit (SGX: S61), Singapore Airlines (SGX: C6L), Samudera Shipping Line (SGX: S56), Sembcorp Marine (SGX: S51), Seroja Investments (SGX: IW5), Singapore Shipping Corporation (SGX: S19), Tan Chong International (SGX: T15), VICOM Limited (SGX: WJP), Vibrant Group (SGX: BIP).

4) REIT Sector is more defensive than other sectors, rental income is not much affected by COVID-19, could benefit from recovery of pandemic. There are 52 REITs and Business Trusts Stocks in Singapore including Parkwaylife REIT (Giant Stock):

AIMS APAC Reit (SGX: O5RU), ARA Hospitality Trust USD (SGX: XZL), ARA LOGOS Logistics Trust (SGX: K2LU), Ascendas Reit (SGX: A17U), Ascendas India Trust (SGX: CY6U), Ascott Trust (SGX: HMN), Asian Pay Tv Trust (SGX: S7OU), BHG Retail Reit (SGX: BMGU), CapitaLand Commercial Trust (SGX: C61U), CapitaLand Mall Trust (SGX: C38U), CapitaLand Retail China Tr (SGX: AU8U), CDL Hospitality Trust (SGX: J85), Cromwell Reit EUR (SGX: CNNU), Cromwell Reit SGD (SGX: CSFU), Dasin Retail Trust (SGX: CEDU), Eagle Hospitality Trust USD (SGX: LIW), EC World Reit (SGX: BWCU), Elite Commercial Reit (SGX: MXNU), ESR-REIT (SGX: J91U), Far East Hospitality Trust (SGX: Q5T), First Reit (SGX: AW9U), Frasers Centrepoint Trust (SGX: J69U), Frasers Hospitality Trust (SGX: ACV), Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust (SGX: BUOU), FSL Trust (SGX: D8DU), HPH Trust SGD (SGX: P7VU), HPH Trust USD (SGX: NS8U), IREIT Global (SGX: UD1U), Keppel Infrastructure Trust (SGX: A7RU), Keppel Pacific Oak US REIT (SGX: CMOU), Keppel DC Reit (SGX: AJBU), Keppel Reit (SGX: K71U), Lendlease Reit (SGX: JYEU), Lippo Malls Trust (SGX: D5IU), Manulife Reit (SGX: BTOU), Mapletree Commmercial Trust (SGX: N2IU), Mapletree Industrial Trust (SGX: ME8U), Mapletree Logistics Trust (SGX: M44U), Mapletree North Asia Commercial Trust (SGX: RW0U), NetLink NBN Trust (SGX: CJLU), OUE Commercial Reit (SGX: TS0U), ParkwayLife Reit (SGX: C2PU), Prime US Reit (SGX: OXMU), RHT HealthTrust (SGX: RF1U), Sabana Reit (SGX: M1GU), Sasseur Reit (SGX: CRPU), Soilbuild Business Space Reit (SGX: SV3U), SPH Reit (SGX: SK6U), Starhill Global Reit (SGX: P40U), Suntec Reit (SGX: T82U), United Hampshire US Reit (SGX: ODBU).

5) Healthcare Sector has different responses to COVID-19 (benefited or affected), both could benefit from recovery of pandemic but stock performance would vary. There are 37 Healthcare Stocks in Singapore including Raffles Medical (Giant Stock):

Accrelist Ltd (SGX: QZG), Alliance Healthcare (SGX: MIJ), Aoxin Q & M Dental (SGX: 1D4), Asia Vets Holdings (SGX: 5RE), AsiaMedic (SGX: 505), Asian Healthcare Specialists (SGX: 1J3), Beverly JCG (SGX: VFP), Biolidics (SGX: 8YY), Cordlife (SGX: P8A), First Reit (SGX: AW9U), Haw Par Corporation (SGX: H02), HC Surgical Specialists (SGX: 1B1), Healthway Medical Corporation (SGX: 5NG), Hyphens Pharma International (SGX: 1J5), IHH Healthcare (SGX: Q0F), ISEC Healthcare (SGX: 40T), IX Biopharma (SGX: 42C), Lonza Group (SGX: O6Z), Medinex (SGX: OTX), Medtecs International Corporation (SGX: 546), OUE Lippo Healthcare (SGX: 5WA), ParkwayLife Reit (SGX: C2PU), Pharmesis International (SGX: BFK), Q&M Dental Group (SGX: QC7), QT Vascular (SGX: 5I0), Raffles Medical Group (SGX: BSL), RHT Health Trust (SGX: RF1U), Riverstone Holdings (SGX: AP4), SingMedical Group (SGX: 5OT), Suntar Eco-City (SGX: BKZ), TalkMed (SGX: 5G3), Thomson Medical Group (SGX: A50), Tianjin Zhong Xin Pharmaceutical Group (SGX: T14), Top Glove Corporation (SGX: BVA), Trendlines Group (SGX: 42T), UG Healthcare Corporation (SGX: 41A), Vicplas International (SGX: 569).

6) Technology Sector has benefited from COVID-19, especially for online related stocks, future stock market responses would vary, depending on type of technology. There are 88 Technology Stocks in Singapore including Micro-Mechanics (Giant Stock):

Accrelist Limited (SGX: QZG), Acma Limited (SGX: AYV), Advanced Systems Automation (SGX: 5TY), Adventus Holdings (SGX: 5EF), AEI Corporation (SGX: AWG), AEM Holdings (SGX: AWX), Allied Technologies Limited (SGX: A13), Amplefield Limited (SGX: AOF), Asian Micro Holdings (SGX: 585), ASTI Holdings (SGX: 575), Avi Tech Electronics (SGX: BKY), Ban Leong Technologies (SGX: B26), CDW Holding (SGX: BXE), CEI Limited (SGX: AVV), CFM Holdings (SGX: 5EB), Chuan Hup Holdings (SGX: C33), CPH Limited (SGX: 539), Creative Technology (SGX: C76), Datapulse Technology (SGX: BKW), Dragon Group International (SGX: MT1), Dutech Holdings (SGX: CZ4), Duty Free International (SGX: 5SO), Ellipsiz Limited (SGX: BIX), Excelpoint Technology (SGX: BDF), Frencken Group (SGX: E28), Global Invacom Group (SGX: QS9), Global Testing Corporation (SGX: AYN), GP Industries (SGX: G20), Grand Venture Technology (SGX: JLB), HGH Holdings (SGX: 5GZ), Hu An Cable Holdings (SGX: KI3), ICP Limited (SGX: 5I4), Jadason Enterprises (SGX: J03), JEP Holdings (SGX: 1J4), Karin Technology Holdings (SGX: K29), Ley Choon Group (SGX: Q0X), Libra Group (SGX: 5TR), Manufacturing Integration Technology (SGX: M11), Maruwa Yen1k (SGX: M12), MeGroup Limited (SGX: SJY), Micro-Mechanics Holdings (SGX: 5DD), Plastoform Holdings (SGX: AYD), Polaris Limited (SGX: 5BI), Powermatic Data Systems (SGX: BCY), Renaissance United (SGX: I11), Serial System (SGX: S69), SEVAK Limited (SGX: BAI), Shinvest Holding (SGX: BJW), Sunright Limited (SGX: S71), Sunrise Shares Holdings (SGX: 581), SUTL Enterprise (SGX: BHU), Thakral Corporation (SGX: AWI), The Place Holdings (SGX: E27), Trek 2000 International (SGX: 5AB), TT International (SGX: T09), UMS Holdings (SGX: 558), Valuetronics Holdings (SGX: BN2), Venture Corporation (SGX: V03), Willas-Array Electronics Holdings (SGX: BDR), World Precision Machinery (SGX: B49), Alpha Energy Holdings (SGX: 5TS), Alset International (SGX: 40V), Artivision Technologies (SGX: 5NK), Asiatravel.com Holdings (SGX: 5AM), A-Smart Holdings (SGX: BQC), Azeus Systems Holdings (SGX: BBW), Boustead Singapore Limited (SGX: F9D), Captii (SGX: AWV), Challenger Technologies (SGX: 573), CSE Global (SGX: 544), DISA (SGX: 532), International Press Softcom (SGX: 571), ISDN Holdings (SGX: I07), Keppel DC Reit (SGX: AJBU), Koyo International (SGX: 5OC), M Development (SGX: N14), Mapletree Industrial Trust (SGX: ME8U), New Silkroutes Group (SGX: BMT), New Wave Holdings (SGX: 5FX), PEC (SGX: IX2), Plato Capital (SGX: YYN), Procurri Corporation (SGX: BVQ), Rich Capital Holdings (SGX: 5G4), Silverlake Axis (SGX: 5CP), SinoCloud Group (SGX: 5EK), Stratech Group (SGX: BRR), Synagie Corp (SGX: V2Y), YuuZoo Networks Group Corp (SGX: AFC).

7) Consumer Sector has different responses in COVID-19 crisis, Consumer Staple Sector benefited in early stage of COVID-19 while Consumer Discretionary Sector has more potential in recovery stage of pandemic. There are 40 Consumer Stocks in Singapore including Cortina (Giant Stock):

Aspial Corporation (SGX: A30), BHG Retail Reit (SGX: BMGU), Camsing Healthcare (SGX: BAC), CapitaLand Retail China Trust (SGX: AU8U), Challenger Technologies (SGX: 573), China Sports (SGX: FQ8), Choo Chiang Holdings (SGX: 42E), Cortina Holdings (SGX: C41), Dairy Farm International Holdings (SGX: D01), Duty Free International (SGX: 5SO), Epicentre Holdings (SGX: 5MQ), EuroSports Global (SGX: 5G1), FJ Benjamin Holdings (SGX: F10), Gallant Venture (SGX: 5IG), Hafary Holdings (SGX: 5VS), Hatten Land (SGX: PH0), Isetan Singapore (SGX: I15), Jardine Cycle & Carriage (SGX: C07), Jardine Strategic Holdings (SGX: J37), Koda Limited (SGX: BJZ), Koufu Group (SGX: VL6), LifeBrandz Limited (SGX: 1D3), Lorenzo International (SGX: 5IE), Mercurius Capital Investment (SGX: 5RF).

Filed Under: Macroeconomy, Market Outlook, Stock Market Tagged: covid-19, crisis stock, growth stock

6 Wee Cho Yaw Singapore Giant Stocks (光宗耀祖)

Posted on December 30, 2020 Written by Dr Tee (Ein55)

Mr Wee Cho Yaw (黄祖耀) is the Top 10 richest person in Singapore for decades. An easy way of being rich is to be a long term business partner of these proven rich people through stock investing, ideally entering during COVID-19 stock crisis with discounted prices.

In this article, you will learn from Dr Tee on 6 Wee Chow Yaw Family Giant Stocks in Singapore for longer term investing with COVID-19 recovery stock rally. Bonus for readers who could read every words of the entire article, learning unique strategy to position in each Wee family stocks. This investing strategy may be extended to any Top 10 richest person in any country.

1) UOB Bank (SGX: U11)

2) UOB Kay Hian (SGX: U10)

3) UOI (United Overseas Insurance) (SGX: U13)

4) UOL Group (SGX: U14)

5) UIC (United Industrial Corporation) (SGX: U06)

6) Haw Par Corporation (SGX: H02)

Wee Cho Yaw is the second generation of Wee Family, succeeding the bank business from his father (Wee Kheng Chiang), expanding the UOB Bank with multiple acquisitions of other banks (defeating DBS to acquire OUB Bank), becoming the third largest bank in Singapore. Wee Cho Yaw has retired (91 years old but still engaging actively in businesses), distributing the family businesses to the third generation, 3 sons: Wee Ee Chong, Wee Ee Lim, Wee Ee Chao.

Unlike Chinese saying of “wealth does not last over 3 generations” (富不过三代) or English saying of “clogs to clogs is only three generations”, Wee Family has been training family members to be management since young, not simply inheriting the wealth. As long as management is performing (regardless operated by family or external talent), giant stocks supported by strong businesses will continue to grow.

There are 30 STI index component stocks including Wee Cho Yaw Family giant stocks of UOB and UOL. Wee Cho Yaw has established an empire of businesses with 6 giant stocks over 3 key sectors in Singapore: Banking & Finance (UOB, UOB Kay Hian and UOI), Property (UOL and UIC) and Healthcare (Haw Par). Each of the 6 stocks is connected by a network of cross-shareholding structure (read past article by Dr Tee for details) with near simple majority (eg. A owns B & C, while B owns A & D, etc).

This is an efficient way to expand the businesses with limited capital in the early time but having potential risk of weaker control in overall shares ownership when there is a strong competitor. In more recent years, instead of more acquisition of new businesses, Wee Cho Yaw family has been focusing on strengthening the control of these core businesses with more shareholding (eg. buying more shares of UOL, Haw Par, etc), establishing a more stable business structure for the third and future generations.

Let’s learn from Dr Tee on how to position in these 6 Wee Cho Yaw stocks over 3 promising sectors in Singapore, especially during COVID-19 stock crisis recovery rally:

1) Singapore Banking & Finance Giant Stocks

1.1) UOB Bank (SGX: U11)

Business performance of UOB Bank is aligned with other 2 major banks in Singapore, DBS Bank and OCBC Bank. In general, global and Singapore banks are at its low tide of business with higher NPL (Non-Performing Loan) during pandemic and lower interest income due to low bank interest rates globally.

UOB Bank stock is recovering steadily from low optimism during pandemic, currently about 41% optimism, still having discount in share prices. UOB is a moderate growth stock, suitable with Buy Low & Hold long term strategy. In normal time (without MAS cap of 60% dividend payment), UOB stock investor could receive 5-6% stable dividend yield (depending on entry price), suitable for long term investing with Mr Wee Chow Yaw family (strong sponsor) core business.

Therefore, it may be smarter to be an UOB bank stock investor (sharing 5-6% dividend yield and potential capital gains) than being a client of UOB with cash deposit for long term (contributing cheap loan with less than 0.5% interest for UOB to invest or expand business).

1.2) UOB Kay Hian (SGX: U10)

Business performance of UOB Kay Hian is relatively weaker than other Wee family stocks in longer term, mainly due to stagnant and smaller Singapore stock market, resulting in less profits for stock brokerage business. However, during COVID-19 stock crisis, stock trading volume has increased for local and global stocks, therefore UOB Kay Hian is gaining momentum in both business and share price.

UOB Kay Hian stock is recovering from low optimism during pandemic, currently about 35% optimism, having higher potential in medium term share prices with more active traders who buy or sell local and global stocks. UOB Kay Hian is a cyclic stock, suitable with Buy Low & Sell High in medium term strategy, growing together in bullish stock market with pandemic recovery rally.

1.3) UOI (United Overseas Insurance) (SGX: U13)

Business performance of UOI (United Overseas Insurance) is relatively more stable in longer term (not much affected during COVID-19), mainly due to defensive nature of insurance industry (leveraging on probability of nature to make profits with calculated risks, diversifying over a large number of populations or policies).

UOI stock is corrected relatively less than other Wee family stocks during pandemic, currently near fair price of about 58% optimism, having lower potential in long term due to less discount in share prices. UOI may be considered for medium term cyclic trading with Buy Low Sell High strategy but it may not be as exciting as other Wee family stocks for short term traders.

There are 30 Banking & Finance Stocks in Singapore including UOB Bank, UOI and UOB Kay Hian (investor has to focus only on giant stocks for investing):

AMTD IB OV (SGX: HKB), B&M Hldg (SGX: CJN), DBS Bank (SGX: D05), Edition (SGX: 5HG), G K Goh (SGX: G41), Global Investment (SGX: B73), Great Eastern (SGX: G07), Hong Leong Finance (SGX: S41), Hotung Investment (SGX: BLS), IFAST Corporation (SGX: AIY), IFS Capital (SGX: I49), Intraco (SGX: I06), Maxi-Cash Finance (SGX: 5UF), MoneyMax Finance (SGX: 5WJ), Net Pacific Finance (SGX: 5QY), OCBC Bank (SGX: O39), Pacific Century (SGX: P15), Prudential USD (SGX: K6S), Singapore Exchange (SGX: S68), SHS (SGX: 566), Sing Investments & Finance (SGX: S35), Singapore Reinsurance (SGX: S49), Singapura Finance (SGX: S23), TIH (SGX: T55), Uni-Asia Group (SGX: CHJ), UOB Bank (SGX: U11), UOB-KAY HIAN HOLDINGS (SGX: U10), UOI (SGX: U13), ValueMax (SGX: T6I), Vibrant Group (SGX: BIP).

2) Singapore Property Giant Stocks

2.1) UOL Group (SGX: U14)

2.2) UIC (United Industrial Corporation) (SGX: U06)

Business performances of UOL and UIC (United Industrial Corporation) are aligned with other major Singapore property stocks (eg. CapitaLand, City Development, Hongkong Land, etc). In general, global and Singapore property prices are relatively stable during pandemic, partly due to low mortgage rate and slower response in property market (comparing to panic sell within weeks by global stock investors during early phase of pandemic in Mar 2020). However, due to circuit breaker in Singapore and global lock down globally in Q2/2020, property businesses are still affected.

With recovery of local and global economy, both UOL and UIC are expected to gain more momentum in property market. Both stocks of UOL and UIC are recovering steadily from low optimism during pandemic, currently about 35% optimism (UOL) and 7% Optimism (UIC) respectively. UIC has more discount in share prices than UOL (over 50% discount with price-to-book ratio = 0.46 for UIC).

UOL is a growth stock, more suitable with Buy Low & Hold long term strategy. UIC is a cyclic stock, more suitable with Buy Low & Sell High in medium term strategy. Both UOL and UIC could pay moderate dividend yield of nearly 2% (more than bank interest of 0.5%), suitable for positioning as midfielders for both capital gains in share prices appreciation and moderate passive income with stable dividend.

There are 140 Property Stocks in Singapore including UOL and UIC (investor has to focus only on giant stocks for investing):

3Cnergy (SGX: 502), A-Smart (SGX: BQC), AEI^ (SGX: AWG), AIMS Property (SGX: BVP), APAC Realty (SGX: CLN), Abterra (SGX: L5I), Acromec (SGX: 43F), Amara (SGX: A34), Amcorp Global (SGX: S9B), AnnAik (SGX: A52), Astaka (SGX: 42S), BBR (SGX: KJ5), BRC Asia (SGX: BEC), BlackGoldNatural (SGX: 41H), Boldtek (SGX: 5VI), Bonvests (SGX: B28), Boustead (SGX: F9D), Boustead Projects (SGX: AVM), Bukit Sembawang (SGX: B61), Bund Center (SGX: BTE), CSC (SGX: C06), CapitaLand (SGX: C31), Casa (SGX: C04), Chemical Industries (SGX: C05), China Great Land (SGX: D50), China International (SGX: BEH), China Real Estate (SGX: 5RA), China Yuanbang (SGX: BCD), Chip Eng Seng (SGX: C29), City Development (SGX: C09), DISA (SGX: 532), Debao Property (SGX: BTF), ETC Singapore (SGX: 1C0), Edition (SGX: 5HG), EnGro Corporation (SGX: S44), Fraser and Neave F&N (SGX: F99), Far East Orchard (SGX: O10), Figtree (SGX: 5F4), First Sponsor (SGX: ADN), Fragrance (SGX: F31), Frasers Property (SGX: TQ5), GYP Properties (SGX: AWS), Gallant Venture (SGX: 5IG), Golden Energy (SGX: AUE), Goodland (SGX: 5PC), GuocoLand (SGX: F17), HL Global Enterprises (SGX: AVX), Hatten Land (SGX: PH0), Heeton (SGX: 5DP), Hiap Hoe (SGX: 5JK), Hiap Seng (SGX: 510), Ho Bee Land (SGX: H13), Hock Lian Seng (SGX: J2T), Hong Fok (SGX: H30), Hong Lai Huat (SGX: CTO), Hong Leong Asia (SGX: H22), Hongkong Land USD (SGX: H78), Hor Kew (SGX: BBP), Huationg Global (SGX: 41B), Hwa Hong (SGX: H19), IPC Corp (SGX: AZA), ISOTeam (SGX: 5WF), Imperium Crown (SGX: 5HT), Jasper Investments (SGX: FQ7), KOP (SGX: 5I1), KSH (SGX: ER0), Keong Hong (SGX: 5TT), Keppel Corp (SGX: BN4), Keppel Reit (SGX: K71U), King Wan (SGX: 554), Koh Brothers (SGX: K75), Koon (SGX: 5DL), Kori (SGX: 5VC), LHN (SGX: 41O), Ley Choon (SGX: Q0X), Lian Beng (SGX: L03), Low Keng Huat (SGX: F1E), Lum Chang (SGX: L19), MMP Resources (SGX: F3V), MYP (SGX: F86), Metro (SGX: M01), OIO (SGX: KUX), OKH Global (SGX: S3N), OKP (SGX: 5CF), OneApex (SGX: 5SY), Oxley (SGX: 5UX), PSL (SGX: BLL), Pacific Century (SGX: P15), Pacific Star Development (SGX: 1C5), Pan Hong (SGX: P36), Pavillon (SGX: 596), Perennial Holdings (SGX: 40S), Pollux Properties (SGX: 5AE), PropNex (SGX: OYY), Raffles Infrastructure (SGX: LUY), Regal International (SGX: UV1), Renaissance United (SGX: I11), Rich Capital (SGX: 5G4), Roxy-Pacific (SGX: E8Z), Ryobi Kiso (SGX: BDN), SHS (SGX: 566), SLB Development (SGX: 1J0), SP Corporation (SGX: AWE), Sasseur Reit (SGX: CRPU), Second Chance (SGX: 528), Sin Heng Mach (SGX: BKA), Sinarmas Land (SGX: A26), SingHaiyi (SGX: 5H0), SingHoldings (SGX: 5IC), Singapore-eDev (SGX: 40V), Sinjia Land (SGX: 5HH), Soilbuild Construction Group (SGX: S7P), Starland (SGX: 5UA), Straits Trading (SGX: S20), Swee Hong (SGX: QF6), Sysma (SGX: 5UO), TA (SGX: PA3), TTJ (SGX: K1Q), Tai Sin Electric (SGX: 500), Thakral (SGX: AWI), Thomson Medical Group (SGX: A50), Tiong Seng (SGX: BFI), Top Global (SGX: BHO), Tosei (SGX: S2D), Transcorp (SGX: T19), Tritech (SGX: 5G9), UIC (SGX: U06), UOA (SGX: EH5), UOL (SGX: U14), USP Group (SGX: BRS), Vibrant Group (SGX: BIP), Wee Hur (SGX: E3B), Wing Tai (SGX: W05), Yanlord Land (SGX: Z25), Yeo Hiap Seng (SGX: Y03), Ying Li International (SGX: 5DM), Yoma Strategic (SGX: Z59), Yongmao (SGX: BKX), Yongnam (SGX: AXB), Yorkshine (SGX: MR8).

3) Singapore Healthcare Giant Stock

– Haw Par Corporation (SGX: H02)

Business performance of Haw Par is relatively stronger in long term than other Wee family stocks, partly due to defensive growing healthcare sector. In fact, over 70% revenue of Haw Par is from investing in other 2 Wee family stocks of UOB Bank (3% share) and UOL (8% share) due to the unique cross-holding structure of 6 Wee Cho Yaw stocks. The hidden valuable assets of Haw Par (through ownership of UOB and UOL) could already justify for the current Haw Par share prices, therefore the healthcare business (eg. tiger balm medical products) is an added bonus for Haw Par stock investors who indirectly also own UOB and UOL stocks.

Haw Par is a strong growth stock, price corrected relatively less than other Wee family stocks during pandemic, currently share price recovers to 43% optimism, near to fair value with some discounts. Potential of Haw Par share price is mainly on its steady business growth, suitable with Buy Low & Hold long term strategy with protection by parent stocks of UOB and UOL.

There are 37 Healthcare Stocks in Singapore including Haw Par (investor has to focus only on giant stocks for investing):

Accrelist Ltd (SGX: QZG), Alliance Healthcare (SGX: MIJ), Aoxin Q & M Dental (SGX: 1D4), Asia Vets Holdings (SGX: 5RE), AsiaMedic (SGX: 505), Asian Healthcare Specialists (SGX: 1J3), Beverly JCG (SGX: VFP), Biolidics (SGX: 8YY), Cordlife (SGX: P8A), First Reit (SGX: AW9U), Haw Par Corporation (SGX: H02), HC Surgical Specialists (SGX: 1B1), Healthway Medical Corporation (SGX: 5NG), Hyphens Pharma International (SGX: 1J5), IHH Healthcare (SGX: Q0F), ISEC Healthcare (SGX: 40T), IX Biopharma (SGX: 42C), Lonza Group (SGX: O6Z), Medinex (SGX: OTX), Medtecs International Corporation (SGX: 546), OUE Lippo Healthcare (SGX: 5WA), ParkwayLife Reit (SGX: C2PU), Pharmesis International (SGX: BFK), Q&M Dental Group (SGX: QC7), QT Vascular (SGX: 5I0), Raffles Medical Group (SGX: BSL), RHT Health Trust (SGX: RF1U), Riverstone Holdings (SGX: AP4), SingMedical Group (SGX: 5OT), Suntar Eco-City (SGX: BKZ), TalkMed (SGX: 5G3), Thomson Medical Group (SGX: A50), Tianjin Zhong Xin Pharmaceutical Group (SGX: T14), Top Glove Corporation (SGX: BVA), Trendlines Group (SGX: 42T), UG Healthcare Corporation (SGX: 41A), Vicplas International (SGX: 569).

Filed Under: Fundamental Analysis, Market Cycle Investing, Market Outlook, Stock Market Tagged: bank stock, Healthcare Stocks, Property Stocks, wee chow yaw

7 Stocks Recover in COVID-19 Crisis (牛市回弹)

Posted on December 21, 2020 Written by Dr Tee (Ein55)

Global stock markets are recovering steadily with availability of vaccines for COVID-19 which may end the crisis in 12 months. At the same time, new US President, Joe Biden, may print more money with QE, an easy way for stock market to surge. Smart investors would grab on this rare opportunity to Buy Low for a portfolio of giant stocks with high potential to recover.

In this Dr Tee 1.5-hr video education (7 Stocks Recover in COVID-19 Crisis), you will learn Market Outlook 2021 for Singapore and Malaysia with 7 crisis stocks recovering in 7 sectors during pandemic, having high upside potential:
1) Keppel Corp (SGX: BN4) – Oil & Gas Crisis Stock
2) SATS Limited (SGX: S58) – Airlines Crisis Stock
3) Raffles Medical Group (SGX: BSL) – Healthcare Crisis Stock
4) Capitaland Integrated Commercial Trust, CICT (SGX: C38U) – REIT Crisis Stock
5) Hongkong Land (SGX: H78) – Property Crisis Stock
6) OCBC Bank (SGX: O39) – Bank Crisis Stock
7) Cortina Holdings (SGX: C41) – Consumer Discretionary Crisis Stock

Here is Dr Tee Free 1.5-hr Video Course (suitable for bilingual learners: verbal presentation in Chinese, written notes in English, technical charts for everyone). Enjoy and give your comments for improvement. You may subscribe to Dr Tee Youtube channel (Ein Tee) for future Dr Tee video talks.

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在这Dr Tee 1.5小时教育视频（牛市回弹的七只危机股），您可学习：
1) 吉宝企业 (SGX: BN4) – 油气危机股
2) 新翔 (SGX: S58) – 航空危机股
3) 莱佛士医疗 (SGX: BSL) – 医疗危机股
4) 凯德综合商用新加坡信托 (SGX: C38U) – 房地产信托危机股
5) 香港置地 (SGX: H78) – 房地产危机股
6) 华侨银行 (SGX: O39) – 银行危机股
7) 高登 (SGX: C41) – 非必需消费品危机股

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Filed Under: Market Cycle Investing, Stock Market, Value Investing Tagged: covid-19, crisis stock investing, video education

4 Global Bank Stocks with Vaccine after Phase 3 COVID-19 (苦尽甘来)

Posted on December 14, 2020 Written by Dr Tee (Ein55)

Vaccination is started globally and Singapore will enter Phase 3, bringing hope to end COVID-19 pandemic, as well as light at the end of tunnel for global bank stocks in crisis to recover with great discounted prices.

In this article, you will learn from Dr Tee on 4 Global Giant Bank Stocks of 4 Countries for longer term investing and / or short term trading with COVID-19 recovery stock rally. Bonus for readers who could read every words of the entire article, learning unique strategy to position in each giant bank stocks and also generalized strategy for all bank stocks.

1) Singapore Giant Bank Stock: OCBC Bank (SGX: O39)

2) Malaysia Giant Bank Stock: Public Bank (Bursa: 1295)

3) US Giant Bank Stock: Wells Fargo Bank (NYSE: WFC)

4) HK / China Giant Bank Stock: ICBC Bank (HKEX: 1398)

During COVID-19 pandemic, most bank stocks suffer in businesses mainly due to higher NPL (Non-Performing Loan) and very low interest rate. As a result, many global bank stocks prices are significantly corrected to low optimism level. However, “Buy Low” may not able to “Sell High” in future if a bank business is affected permanently.

Therefore, it is crucial to focus only on giant bank stocks for market cycle investing during COVID-19 stock crisis with Buy Low Sell High strategy. In general, most bank stocks would follow the global stock markets to recover in share prices, especially with improvement in bank businesses and stronger global economy after vaccination is implemented in most countries, allowing life back to normal as before COVID-19.

A giant stock may not need to be big in size, even a small company could be a giant stock. Let’s study 4 giant bank stocks (following Dr Tee criteria) recovering from low optimism in 4 stock exchanges interested by readers:

1) Singapore Giant Bank Stock: OCBC Bank (SGX: O39)

OCBC Bank is the second largest bank in Singapore, businesses during pandemic and share prices in short term (V-shape recovery) are generally aligned with DBS Bank and UOB Bank. These Top 3 largest Singapore banks have to set aside provisions to prepare for higher default and NPL. Singapore MAS also requires the local banks to limit the dividend distributions to 60% of last financial year. This has resulted OCBC Bank stock prices to fall by about 40% during COVID-19 pandemic.

There are 30 Banking & Finance Stocks in Singapore including OCBC Bank (investor has to focus only on giant stocks for investing):

The uniqueness of OCBC is the optimism level (34%) is relatively lower than DBS and UOB, therefore having more upside potential in medium term when COVID-19 fear is fading with global vaccination and also entering of Phase-3 COVID-19 measures in Singapore, allowing stronger growth in local economy which needs banks services. While waiting for recovery of share prices to fair value, OCBC stock investors could enjoy bonus with 3+% dividend yield (6% if there is no MAS limitation), much higher than bank interest rate less than 0.5%.

Many investors “play safe” during stock crisis by keeping the money as cash deposits in banks, providing nearly free loan for banks to expand business and multiply wealth. A smart investor would carefully select a portfolio of giant stocks (including banks) to leverage on strong business fundamental to grow in share prices.

2) Malaysia Giant Bank Stock: Public Bank (Bursa: 1295)

Public Bank is the third largest bank in Malaysia, businesses during pandemic and share prices in short term (V-shape recovery) are generally aligned with other 34 Banking & Finance Stocks in Malaysia (investor has to focus only on giant stocks for investing):

AFFIN (Bursa: 5185), ABMB (Bursa: 2488), ALLIANZ (Bursa: 1163), AMBANK (Bursa: 1015), APEX (Bursa: 5088), BIMB (Bursa: 5258), BURSA (Bursa: 1818), CIMB (Bursa: 1023), ECM (Bursa: 2143), ELKDESA (Bursa: 5228), FINTEC (Bursa: 0150), HLBANK (Bursa: 5819), HLCAP (Bursa: 5274), HLFG (Bursa: 1082), INSAS (Bursa: 3379), JOHAN (Bursa: 3441), KENANGA (Bursa: 6483), KUCHAI (Bursa: 2186), LPI (Bursa: 8621), MAA (Bursa: 1198), MAYBANK (Bursa: 1155), MBSB (Bursa: 1171), MANULFE (Bursa: 1058), MNRB (Bursa: 6459), MPHBCAP (Bursa: 5237), OSKVI (Bursa: 0053), P&O (Bursa: 6009), PBBANK (Bursa: 1295), RCECAP (Bursa: 9296), RHBBANK (Bursa: 1066), TAKAFUL (Bursa: 6139), TA (Bursa: 4898), TUNEPRO (Bursa: 5230).

Major Banks in Malaysia (Public Bank, Maybank, CIMB Bank, RHB Bank, Hong Leong Bank, etc) have suffered triple crisis over the past few years: economy slowdown during COVID-19 pandemic, low bank interest rate and also political instability. This has resulted Public Bank stock prices to fall by nearly 50% over the past few years, a very significant discount.

The uniqueness of Public Bank is relatively lower optimism level (25%) with stronger business fundamental than other Malaysia bank stocks, therefore having more upside potential in medium term when COVID-19 fear is fading with global vaccination and also less CMCO COVID-19 measures in Malaysia, allowing stronger growth in local economy which needs banks services. While waiting for recovery of share prices to fair value, Public Bank stock investors could enjoy bonus with 2% dividend yield, comparable with bank interest rate.

3) US Giant Bank Stock: Wells Fargo Bank (NYSE: WFC)

Wells Fargo Bank is the third largest bank in USA, businesses during pandemic and share prices in short term (V-shape recovery) are generally aligned with hundreds of Banking & Finance Stocks in US, including JP Morgan (NYSE: JPM), Bank of America (NYSE: BAC), Citi Group (NYSE: C), Blackrock (NYSE: BLK), etc.

Major Banks in US have suffered correction in share prices due to US lockdown in Q2/2020 pandemic and fear of COVID-19 pandemic. This has resulted Wells Fargo Bank stock prices to fall over 50% over the past few years, a very significant discount.

The uniqueness of Wells Fargo is lower optimism level (25%) than the peers but this is the result of weaker businesses in the last few quarters of pandemic. Therefore, Wells Fargo is more suitable for crisis investing, having more upside potential in medium term when COVID-19 fear is fading with global vaccination and also more QE (Quantitative Easing) in US after Joe Biden officially becomes US President on 20 Jan 2021, allowing stronger growth in local economy which needs banks services. While waiting for recovery of share prices to fair value, Wells Fargo Bank stock investors could enjoy bonus with 5+% dividend yield, much higher than the Fed ultra-low interest rate of 0-0.25%.

Since Wells Fargo Bank has relatively weaker business fundamental (despite large in business size), diversification is required for crisis investing in this marginal giant bank stock. In fact, there are other much smaller but stronger fundamental bank stocks in US with similar low optimism level as Wells Fargo Bank but much safer for investing in longer term. A smart investor may consider those state (not national) bank giant stocks, having even more upside potential but mostly are undervalue as they are less well known internationally.

4) HK / China Giant Bank Stock: ICBC Bank (HKEX: 1398)

ICBC Bank is the largest bank in China and the world, businesses during pandemic and share prices in short term (V-shape recovery) are generally aligned with other 14 major bank stocks / H-Shares in Hong Kong (investor has to focus only on giant stocks for investing):

Bank of China Hong Kong (HKEX: 2388), Hang Seng Bank (HKEX: 11), China Construction Bank (HKEX: 939), CM Bank (HKEX: 3968), Chong Hing Bank (HKEX: 1111), Bank of East Asia (HKEX: 23), Bank of Communication (HKEX: 3328), Dahsing Banking (HKEX: 2356), ICBC Bank (HKEX: 1398), Citic Bank (HKEX: 998), Bank of China (HKEX: 3988), Minsheng Bank (HKEX: 1988), HSBC Bank (HKEX: 5), Stanchart Bank (HKEX: 2888).

Major Banks in Hong Kong / China have suffered correction in share prices due to US-China trade war, China lockdown in Q1/2020 pandemic and global fear of COVID-19 pandemic. This has resulted ICBC Bank stock prices to fall nearly 50% over the past few years, a very significant discount.

The uniqueness of ICBC is recovering from lower optimism level (39%), more cyclical than the peers in medium term (every few years) with stable business businesses. Therefore, ICBC is more suitable for cyclic investing, having more upside potential in medium term when COVID-19 fear is fading with global vaccination and also less tension in US-China trade war after Joe Biden officially becomes US President on 20 Jan 2021, allowing stronger growth in local economy which needs banks services. While waiting for recovery of share prices to fair value, ICBC Bank stock investors could enjoy bonus with 6% dividend yield, much higher than current very low interest rates in Hong Kong banks.

There are other giant stocks in Hong Kong / China which are stronger and lower optimism than ICBC Bank, despite smaller in size. In fact, the largest local bank in Hong Kong is HSBC Bank but it is a poor bank stock (non-giant stock with weak fundamental). A smart investor would only consider giant bank stocks, not buying any other bank stocks at historical low prices (a common mistake for beginner investors to buy at “cheap” prices without considering the declining value in businesses), having even more upside potential with much lower risk. Risk management with a portfolio of giant stocks is key for crisis investing, so that “Buy Low” would have higher chance of “Sell High” in future.

Filed Under: Fundamental Analysis, Market Optimism, Stock Market, Technical Analysis, Value Investing Tagged: bank stock, crisis stock, cyclic investing stock

Ein55 Charity Course on Global Growth Stocks (为善最乐)

Posted on December 7, 2020 Written by Dr Tee (Ein55)

In recent Ein55 Charity Course on Global Growth Stocks, we have raised fund of $21,000 to help needy families in Singapore. Under the spirit of charity, Dr Tee decides to share 4 global growth giant stocks in 4 countries with readers (read each details in this article to fully understand on how to position in these giant stocks):
1) Singapore Growth Stock – Valuetronics Holdings (SGX: BN2)
2) Malaysia Growth Stock – Allianz Malaysia (Bursa: 1163)
3) US Growth Stock – Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN)
4) Hong Kong / China Growth Stock – Tencent (HKEx: 0700)

Dr Tee, Ein55 Mentors & Graduates have together organized 10 charity investment courses (REITs in Nov 2015, May 2017 and May 2019, High Dividend Stocks in Mar 2016, Oct 2017 and Nov 2019, Global Growth Stocks in Apr 2018 and Nov 2020, and Discounted NAV Stocks in Sep 2016 and Nov 2018) in the past 5 years, donating net income of around $197,000 to Tzu Chi 慈济 (Singapore).

We hope to inspire more Ein55 Graduates to reach out the society, helping others who are in need. More importantly, they have also learned the secrets of making money through investment. When more Ein55 Graduates are successful financially, they could also contribute back to the society to help more people in future.

Let’s learn these 4 growth giant stocks in 4 countries, understanding the business nature, investment clock and unique strategy.

1) Singapore Growth Stock – Valuetronics Holdings (SGX: BN2)
Valuetronics is an integrated electronics manufacturing services (EMS) provider, offering a competitive and broad combination of Design, Engineering, and Manufacturing services. It has 2 main business segments: Industrial & Commercial Electronics and Consumer Electronics.

Business of Valuetronics has been affected by both COVID-19 pandemic and US-China trade war. It is recovering steadily from lower optimism level in COVID-19 stock crisis. Valuetronics is also a good dividend stock which has paid over 5% dividend yield over the past 10 years of history. Bullish semiconductor / 5G sector could provide additional support to Valuetronics business. Biden as new US president likely would not make US-China trade war worse than the current condition.

Cyclic investing strategy (Buy Low Sell High) may be considered but stable regional political economy is crucial for Valuetronics. Defensive (nearly no debt) and dividend growth strategies could be integrated.

2) Malaysia Growth Stock – Allianz Malaysia (Bursa: 1163)
Allianz Malaysia is a diversified insurance company that provides life and general insurance in Malaysia for automotive, home, and personal insurance. Insurance company by default is protected by probability of nature through adjustment in premiums with reference to statistics (eg. past accidents). Allianz Malaysia is an insurance giant stock with strong business fundamental, besides capital gains, it could generate stable dividend of over 3% yield yearly (based on current share prices).

Allianz Malaysia is near fair value of mid optimism level for long term and medium term. It may be considered as Mid-fielder stock to balance between capital gains and passive incomes. Buy at or below fair price and hold for longer term is a valid stock investing strategy.

3) US Growth Stock – Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN)
Amazon.com engages in the provision of online retail shopping services. It operates through the following business segments: North America, International, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Amazon surpasses competitor, Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), becoming world largest company by market cap.

Amazon has strong growth in business, highly cash generative, supporting its long term and medium share prices at higher optimism level which is more suitable to apply trend-following strategy for stock trading. During COVID-19 pandemic, many technology giant stocks including Amazon have experienced significant capital gains, mainly due to rising internet businesses. However, when fear of pandemic is fading with availability of effective vaccine, these technology stocks could suffer price correction or slower growth in share prices.

Since NASDAQ is at very high optimism level, moderation is required when positioning in technology stocks as there is potential dotcom bubble version 2.0 (after version 1.0 in Year 2000). Best time to invest in technology giant stocks is usually during global financial crisis. Current stock market is more suitable for short term to medium term trading for technology stocks.

4) Hong Kong / China Growth Stock – Tencent (HKEx: 0700)
Tencent is an internet / technology stock with diversified business segments: Value-Added Services, FinTech and Business Services, Online Advertising, etc. Popular Apps are Weixin, WeChat, QQ, etc. Tencent also invests in other giant stocks, eg. Meituan Dianping (HKEx: 3690), JD.COM (NASDAQ: JD), Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) and many others.

In long term perspective, Tencent is still at moderate low optimism but more suitable for longer term investor with strong holding power, supported by strong business fundamentals (yearly monitoring is required to ensure it is still a giant stock following Dr Tee criteria). In medium term, Tencent has reached a higher optimism level, currently under correction (together with technology sector) due to recovery of COVID-19 pandemic, trend-following is required for trading.

Filed Under: Fundamental Analysis, Market Outlook, Stock Market Tagged: Charity Course, growth stock

Dr Tee Free 3hr Video Course: Defensive High Growth Singapore Giant Stocks (防御型高成长的新加坡强巨股)

Posted on November 29, 2020 Written by Dr Tee (Ein55)

In this Dr Tee 3-hr video education (Defensive High Growth Singapore Giant Stocks), you will learn:
1) COVID-19 Stock Crisis Recovery Rally with Sector Rotations
2) Singapore and Malaysia Stock Market Outlook 2021
3) Defensive Singapore Giant Stocks
4) Dividend Singapore Giant Stocks / REITs
5) High Growth Singapore Giant Stocks
6) Short Term Trading and Long Term Investing Strategies during Pandemic
7) Many Case Studies with Q&A of Audience

Here is Dr Tee Free 3-hr Video Course (suitable for bilingual learners: verbal presentation in Chinese, written notes in English, technical charts for everyone). Enjoy and give your comments for improvement. You may subscribe to Dr Tee Youtube channel (Ein Tee) for future Dr Tee video talks.

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在这Dr Tee 三小时教育视频（防御型高成长的新加坡强巨股），您可学习：
1） COVID-19 股灾的牛市反弹良机。
2）新加坡与马来西亚2021股市展望。
3）新加坡成长股。
4）新加坡高息股、房地产信托股。
5）新加坡成长股。
6）短期交易与长期投资策略。
7）现场观众个股分析与问答环节。

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Filed Under: Fundamental Analysis, Market Cycle Investing, Market Outlook, Stock Market Tagged: defensive stock, growth stock, High Dividend Stocks, Singapore REITs, video education

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