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OK noted. Buy and collect dividend of 4% yield also not bad
wavehunter ( Date: 22-May-2026 16:58) Posted:
I second that. 
SingTel is one stock where a wealthy trader can make a lot of money.
Just BUY.
Just keep averaging down.
One day, this phoenix will rise from the ashes and bounce back up.
Every single share that wealthy man bought will be in the money.
JurongW ( Date: 22-May-2026 16:37) Posted:
| Can DCA if it goes lower next week. If it rebounds next week, at least u have captured some gains |
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I second that.
SingTel is one stock where a wealthy trader can make a lot of money.
Just BUY.
Just keep averaging down.
One day, this phoenix will rise from the ashes and bounce back up.
Every single share that wealthy man bought will be in the money.
JurongW ( Date: 22-May-2026 16:37) Posted:
Can DCA if it goes lower next week. If it rebounds next week, at least u have captured some gains.
spore1 ( Date: 22-May-2026 16:23) Posted:
| Bought small units of SingTel at 4.63 |
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Can DCA if it goes lower next week. If it rebounds next week, at least u have captured some gains.
spore1 ( Date: 22-May-2026 16:23) Posted:
| Bought small units of SingTel at 4.63 |
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Bought small units of SingTel at 4.63
Wife : Honey, do you know what are the 3 rings of marriage?
Husband : Yes, I do. First is the engagement ring. Then the wedding ring. After that, the suffering.
If 4.60-4.58 fortress fall, Singtel can rename to Sinktel liao.
spore1 ( Date: 22-May-2026 10:14) Posted:
| SingTel 4.60, anyone looking to add |
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SingTel 4.60, anyone looking to add
From 2027, AI education will be compulsory in all Polytechnics, Universities and ITEs.
thank you Sis. Hope you are getting on well
halleluyah ( Date: 20-May-2026 00:24) Posted:
The basic plan leaves a higher bequest so if one mati earlier will hv more $ fr yr love ones...Fr the standard plan if u hv a looong life will be vry worth...my ah lau choose standard plan n I on basic plan....
halleluyah ( Date: 19-May-2026 23:48) Posted:
| Bro koala, fr standard plan the payout is fixed unless due to int rate then will hv a small adjustment... fr basic plan the payout slowly decrease over yr... |
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haha good one
can also consider Bun Buay Kee
wavehunter ( Date: 21-May-2026 15:54) Posted:
Have you all noticed that hawkers selling chicken rice like to have the word " Kee" in their names.
Loy Kee
Swee Kee
Boon Tong Kee
Loy Boon Kee
Ho Kee
Nam Kee
So many Kees.
All also like to have Kee.
So if ever I open a chicken rice stall, I must follow the flow and the lingo. And also have the word " Kee" in my signboard.
In that case, I cant think of a better name than............
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Tua Kee 
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If Optus accounts for only 6% of SingTel' s earnings but Ah Nee Ma Huan and Tai Chi leow leow and in order to solve
Optus' operational problems involves a heavy financial outlay of capital, lidat hor Singtel is better off getting rid of this
Boh Ho Tan subsidiary. Skarly SingTel sells Optus off leow market will cheer the decision. Also Wu Koh Leng one.
Like I said, we believe what we want to believe.. fun fact.. Optus is Australian.. Simba is also Australian..
wavehunter ( Date: 21-May-2026 16:37) Posted:
ChatGPT' s answer to the same question is.....
There' s no clear evidence that the Australian government is directly pressuring Singtel to fully sell Optus.
What is happening is:
Australian regulators and ministers have put Optus under intense scrutiny after multiple crises:
the 2022 cyberattack,
the 2023 nationwide outage,
and later emergency-call failures linked to deaths.
The government publicly warned that Singtel, as Optus' s parent company, is ' also accountable.'
Regulators are investigating network reliability and whether Optus invested enough in infrastructure.
But that' s different from saying Canberra is forcing or demanding a sale.
What has changed recently is that Singtel itself now says it is open to selling a minority stake in Optus to a local strategic partner. Reuters and Australian media reported this after:
rising regulatory pressure,
reputational damage,
and a huge A$7.3 billion spectrum renewal cost imposed on telcos.
Importantly:
Singtel repeatedly denied plans to completely divest Optus in 2024.
Current reporting suggests they are considering a partial stake sale for financial and strategic reasons, not because the Australian government formally ordered it.
So the short answer is:
Australia is heavily pressuring Optus to improve reliability, governance, and accountability &mdash but there' s no confirmed evidence the government is pressuring Singtel to sell Optus outright. The recent talk is about Singtel voluntarily exploring a minority stake sale amid political, regulatory, and financial pressure. |
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ChatGPT' s answer to the same question is.....
There' s no clear evidence that the Australian government is directly pressuring Singtel to fully sell Optus.
What is happening is:
Australian regulators and ministers have put Optus under intense scrutiny after multiple crises:
the 2022 cyberattack,
the 2023 nationwide outage,
and later emergency-call failures linked to deaths.
The government publicly warned that Singtel, as Optus' s parent company, is ' also accountable.'
Regulators are investigating network reliability and whether Optus invested enough in infrastructure.
But that' s different from saying Canberra is forcing or demanding a sale.
What has changed recently is that Singtel itself now says it is open to selling a minority stake in Optus to a local strategic partner. Reuters and Australian media reported this after:
rising regulatory pressure,
reputational damage,
and a huge A$7.3 billion spectrum renewal cost imposed on telcos.
Importantly:
Singtel repeatedly denied plans to completely divest Optus in 2024.
Current reporting suggests they are considering a partial stake sale for financial and strategic reasons, not because the Australian government formally ordered it.
So the short answer is:
Australia is heavily pressuring Optus to improve reliability, governance, and accountability &mdash but there' s no confirmed evidence the government is pressuring Singtel to sell Optus outright. The recent talk is about Singtel voluntarily exploring a minority stake sale amid political, regulatory, and financial pressure.
Try ChatGPT instead.. Albanese has publicly criticized Singtel on Optus outage on several occasions.. anyways.. we believe what we want to believe.. good luck..
wavehunter ( Date: 21-May-2026 15:59) Posted:
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Have you all noticed that hawkers selling chicken rice like to have the word " Kee" in their names.
Loy Kee
Swee Kee
Boon Tong Kee
Loy Boon Kee
Ho Kee
Nam Kee
So many Kees.
All also like to have Kee.
So if ever I open a chicken rice stall, I must follow the flow and the lingo. And also have the word " Kee" in my signboard.
In that case, I cant think of a better name than............
.
Tua Kee
Poison laced meat.. current big red candle stick quite near to MA200 with MA25 and MA50 diverging, looks bleak for the next few months.. with Aussie government pressuring Singtel to sellout Optus which brings in around half of its earning.. to buy M1 even if allowed, Singtel needs to gather funds.. either through (partial) sale of Optus or via REIT, which will take months to execute?
wavehunter ( Date: 21-May-2026 15:15) Posted:
SingTel...
Day Low at 4.65.
Now 4.73 : 4.74.
From 4.65 can bounce to 4.73..... poison or meat you all say lah. |
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SingTel...
Day Low at 4.65.
Now 4.73 : 4.74.
From 4.65 can bounce to 4.73..... poison or meat you all say lah.
