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Showing posts with label singapore post. Show all posts
Showing posts with label singapore post. Show all posts

Saturday, November 28, 2015

Volatile markets created some buying opportunities

Markets are pretty volatile in the past few weeks. Yellen is hinting a possible Fed interest rates hike this 15-16 December during FOMC meeting.

The STI index was down 0.89% last friday to 2859.12 points.

Stocks to watch next week:


  • ST Engineering - war in middle east may drive demands for weapons
  • City Developments - In oversold territory (RSI indicator circled in green, Money flow index circled in red) Recent London land acquisitions showed shift to overseas due to government cooling measures on singapore properties.
  • Global Logistic Properties - e-commerce driving needs for logistics spaces
  • Singapore Post - excellent future prospects with recent acquisitions
  • Starhill global REIT - dividend yield of 6.8% at current price of 0.755



Sunday, March 1, 2015

What stocks would i buy now?

After Isetan lost $3.1m due to surging rental and keen competition from other new malls. Its future prospects were faced with challenges of increased online shopping.

Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/isetan-lost-s-3-1m-last/1685270.html

As more consumers move to online shopping, there will be more demand for logistics sector in terms of warehouses for storing goods and courier services to deliver goods.

3 sectors for growth (Online shopping)

  • Online payment services
  • Logistics and warehousing
  • Insurance (to protect online consumers)


There are a few stocks that i see opportunity in but not all of them are cheap at the moment.
  • Singapore post - Established a good online platform for online shopping and a leading provider of mail, logistics and retail solutions in Singapore
  • Global Logistics Property - Invest and own logistic warehouses around the world, also owned or partially owned by state-run wealth fund
  • Mastercard (US. listed)  - Provides to a bulk of online and offline payments around the world