The two dirty words, inflation and recession, are everywhere. Even if you are not into investing or finance, you can’t help but see them all over the news
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Investment Pitfall – A Consumer’s Mind
If the year were to end today, 2022 would rank as the 7th worst calendar year return for the stock market since the Great Depression. Despite there is
Stock Market Crash: 3 Things You Can Do Now
The financial market had a turbulent start in 2022. From the stock market to cryptocurrencies, everything seems to be falling. What should investors do now? If this is
Should You Buy Chinese Tech Stocks After China’s Tech Crackdown?
“China Tech Crackdown”, this headline phrase has frequently appeared in the financial news lately and it has turned the stock market upside down. Many familiar names such as
Investment Pitfalls: How Anchoring Bias Leads You to Bad Investment Decisions
What makes a good investor? Legendary investors such as Warren Buffett or Peter Lynch may be the first person who comes to your mind. It is hard to
Investing for retirement: 3 “In”s you must overcome
You’ve heard this investment advice before: buy undervalued stocks, purchase STI ETF regularly. Tada! After 20 years, you will have enough money for your retirement. This story, if
Long Term Investing: 3 Reasons Why It Is a Bad Investment Strategy
How often do you hear the advice to do long term investment? They say the smartest thing to do is to buy and hold because the market always come back;
Four fun Behavioral Finance videos you should watch
Have you ever wondered: What do most investors have in common with football? Would you have swooned for “tulip mania” in the 17th century? Is Loss Aversion Really
3 financial lessons to learn from iPhone 6 flipping story
In today’s Straits Times article “Early birds get juiciest profits flipping iPhone 6″, it was reported that “in just 30 minutes, finance manager Sky Hui made a cool profit
You Could Be Richer Than You Think
Every year, more than $16 billion in dividends are paid out to investors. It was reported this week that there were $68.3 million worth of unclaimed shares and dividends