It has been two months since I did an update on Singapore Savings Bonds. Singapore Savings Bonds is really doing badly. The effective return per year for September has fallen to a low of 1.75%. How …
Continue readingMy Sweet Retirement is One!
Time flies and it is one year since I set up My Sweet Retirement website to share my journey towards achieving financial freedom and retirement. By doing my own personal stock analysis and writing to …
Continue readingSummary of July 2016 Transactions
This month, the stock market seems to continue to rally. The “brexit” didn’t have much impact on the current market. Some companies started to announce their financial results. Weakness in the retail market can be …
Continue readingMy Personal Analysis of Starhill Global REIT
Starhill Global REIT has been in my watch list for a few months. The stock price fell as low as $0.73 when there was a rental dispute with Toshin in Ngee Ann City property. I …
Continue readingHead, Heart and Habit
Recently, I came across an article in SIM University newsletter. SIM University’s education philosophy was mentioned which are three H’s – Head, Heart and Habit. Head: Professionally competent and job-ready, with strong applied skills Heart: Socially …
Continue readingSlow Growers – M1 Limited
M1 announced its 2Q2016 unaudited financial results on 15th July 2016. In my previous post, I have classified M1 as a slow grower. In fact, I classify M1, SingTel and Starhub as slow growers. These …
Continue readingKnow the Type of Company You are Investing In
It is important to do some research on the companies we are investing in. After research either by reading through the annual reports or understanding the management, we often discover different companies have different characteristics. Peter …
Continue readingNew Rail Financing Framework has come for SMRT
Today, 15th July 2016, SMRT announced the proposal of sale of its asset to Land Transport Authority (LTA). New rail financing framework has been in talks for years since many years back where there was an …
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