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pikachu
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18-Jun-2024 06:36
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https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/13/singapore-wants-to-revive-the-sgx-south-korea-japan-may-have-answers.html | ||||
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alanchee
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17-Jun-2024 20:40
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Await their results announcement in Aug and expecting increase in upcoming dividends
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moonsun
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17-Jun-2024 00:52
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https://lonewolfinvestor.blogspot.com/2024/06/wolf-moneydeath-of-singapore-stock.html
Better have separate watchdog .. |
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ozone2002
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07-Jun-2024 11:43
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KGI Research Singapore Exchange Ltd. (SGX SP) - Long &ndash Entry 9.70, Target 10.10, Stop 9.50 Shares closed at a high since Jan 2024 with higher volume. 50dEMA is about to cross the 200dEMA. MACD is positive, RSI is constructive.  |
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FATABA
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31-May-2024 09:53
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Totally agree w you .....look at the quality of those new listing .....some are not even actively traded or worst ....about to die. STI are hold up by our banks and a few stronger stocks ..Property counters are down since interest rate up . For the past 5 years ..( blame it on the pandemic or is it the current mgt ) ....nothing is done to the local market . Recall those stupid time ....no lunch hour ....penny stock ( what below 20c ) etc rules ......SGX went back to sleep mode . mgt continue to draw their high pay . SOMETHING serious needed fast .
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moneynoenough
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30-May-2024 20:29
Yells: "ikan bilis " |
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wong honeymoon effect..? magnetic pull of the intl funds....?
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MrBear12
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28-May-2024 11:27
Yells: "Cast all our anxieties on Jesus for He cares for us" |
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As said, this is cash cow no 1 on sgx
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john_ric
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28-May-2024 10:56
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Today on viagra. Up north. | ||||
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moonsun
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20-May-2024 19:58
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Reality is companies (better ones) like great eastern, oue, etc are delisting faster than new companies that SGX can attract here to list.. so with exception of banks & blue chips, most of SGX cant make it.. without new reforms, its a graveyard out there in SGX..
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MrBear12
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18-May-2024 10:29
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SGX is our cash cow bulls chase after. Bears find it hard to operate here. Even when covid strikes. Only when people don't trade will this fall | ||||
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Tob231
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17-May-2024 20:50
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SINGAPORE: While acknowledging that scientists are keeping an eye on a new variant of Covid-19, the wife of Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Ho Ching, has said it would be better at the moment for senior citizens in Singapore to prioritise getting protected against bacterial infections through getting pneumococcal vaccines.
In one of her latest Facebook posts, Mdm Ho linked an article from the UK?s Daily Mail about the new COVID variant, an offshoot of the JN.1 strain which is responsible for around 30 per cent of new cases in the UK and 25 per cent of them in the United States. Not sure if it is a hoax ... dyodd |
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moneynoenough
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17-May-2024 18:59
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" " ...&lsquo No better player&rsquo than GIC to help revitalise fortunes of Singapore stock market: observers
common sense is not it...? as wif the excitment of the entertainment live concerts scene, the vibracy of the local mkt must b state driven n always wil b.. |
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moneynoenough ( Date: 15-May-2024 18:05) Posted:
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Then pse have yr regulators function hive off to have better governance and control..
new rules but lack of enforcement..
pay and value creation transparency?
Hopefully they are serious this time..
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moonsun ( Date: 06-May-2024 18:19) Posted:
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moonsun ( Date: 06-May-2024 18:19) Posted:
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Firstly separate regulatory functions from SGX to avoid conflict of interest & funding..
To attract locals in for a vibrant retail mkt, need to level the playing field for more corporate governance..
Just too many scandals & interested party transactions here..
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SINGAPORE is studying proposals to shake up its struggling stock market as the gap between the financial hubs performance and other regional exchanges widens.
Singapore Exchange (SGX) is reviewing a document from the nations venture and private capital association, according to three people familiar with the discussions. The Singapore Venture & Private Capital Association (SVCA) includes state funds GIC and Temasek, local and global venture firms, and buyout groups including General Atlantic, Warburg Pincus and KKR.
Discussions have been going on since the beginning of the year, the people added, and the SVCAs proposals are also being considered by the governments Economic Development Board, Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Ministry of Trade and Industry.
The government did not commission the document, but it has appeared as it discusses policy changes with SGX to boost the stock market. The two are responding to the next wave of south-east Asian companies &mdash such as Singapore-based automotive marketplace Carro &mdash opting for the US over Singapore to list.
There has been a shift in thinking by the government that this is not just an SGX problem but important to Singapores national agenda. Is it possible to be a well-rounded and relevant international financial centre with an anaemic stock market? Perhaps not, said an industry executive involved with the discussions.
One person involved in the documents creation who did not wish to be named said they had &ldquo not seen an all-government and industry approach like this since Singapore first decided it wanted to foster a tech and venture capital industry in the late 2000s.
For the first time, they seem more willing to consider more maverick, aggressive moves such as investing pension money &mdash which is normal elsewhere but new for Singapore.
SGX chair Koh Boon Hwee, appointed last year, has been heavily involved and more willing to hear fresh perspectives, the people said. Koh, a business veteran in the city-state, has also chaired telecoms group Singtel, the city&rsquo s biggest bank DBS and Singapore Airlines.
The MAS said it has received the proposals and is reviewing them. SGX, the EDB and MTI declined to comment.
Singapore has risen as a financial centre in recent years, boosted by a crackdown by Chinas President Xi Jinping on the rival business hub of Hong Kong and record amounts of private wealth and capital flowing into the island state, regarded as a haven for its stability and business-friendly, low tax market.
But the governments success in private markets has never flowed through to its stock exchange &mdash even as more new economy and technology companies set up their headquarters in Singapore.
SGX has been dogged by low volumes and questions over corporate disclosure practices. Delistings frequently outnumber listings. The bourse has a high concentration of businesses in which state investor Temasek has a big block stake, as well as asset-heavy companies such as real estate investment trusts that have languished in recent years amid higher interest rates.
The exchange was one of the quietest globally last year in terms of deals and funds raised, at seven and US$300 million respectively, according to PwC research. Its poor performance has become starker with regional exchanges preparing for an initial public offering revival as global macroeconomic conditions improve.
The Indonesian stock exchange was among the top five exchanges globally by total number of IPOs in 2023. India recorded its highest number of IPOs since 2017 last year at 234, an increase of 56 per cent on 2022 while private investors are shifting more capital to it in preference to China.
Japanese stocks last month broke a bubble-era record while Hong Kong Exchange has appointed new leadership as the city fights to maintain its status as a major financial centre.
There is a growing fear that even some private capital could leave Singapore in favour of being closer to those faster-growing markets, especially India, said one Singapore-based venture capital managing partner consulted by the government and SGX.
Among the proposals suggested is mandating stock market participation from the record sums of private capital that have poured into the city-state in recent years, such as into family offices and other wealth management businesses.
There are also more politically sensitive suggestions, such as mechanisms allowing pension and sovereign money to be invested in the stock market as seen in Australia or Thailand, the people said. While Temasek invests in local companies, GIC, which manages the governments foreign reserves, only invests internationally.
The government has also been closely watching other countries policies, such as the UK dialling up the pressure on pension schemes to help companies grow, the people said. Like GIC, Singapores Central Provident Fund also has abundant capital. While retail investors can use their CPF money to invest in selected stocks, that does not move the needle in terms of volumes. There is no government policy that mandates or encourages CPF investment into equities at a broader level.
Another proposal includes more collaboration with south-east Asian stock markets, including the potential for Singapore to host a regional exchange down the track and underpin any issues such as currency risk.
Singapore trumpets that it is an &lsquo innovation economy&rsquo but has a retirement system that is so risk averse. Building that liquidity might start to incentivise fund managers, another person familiar with the talks said.
Others however questioned whether the latest attempt would be enough to turn around SGX&rsquo s trajectory.
Creating supply and demand is hard. They really need to be talking to market makers like local funds and asset managers and I still am not seeing that, said one Singapore-based hedge fund executive.
Previous efforts, such as tie-ups with the Nasdaq and Tel Aviv exchanges to attract secondary listings, or a Spac regime being introduced in 2021, have failed to work.
Its nice to have ideas and to make it part of the Singapore national agenda. But fixing poor disclosure practices, or strengthening corporate governance to give investors more assurance, remain the broader issues for us, the hedge fund executive added.
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