Alls posts tagged "STI"
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Investing
/ 4 years agoHere’s How The Stocks Within The Singapore’s Straits Times Index (STI) Have Changed Since 1998
Only 13 companies have remained on the index since 1998.
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Branded Content
/ 4 years agoStraits Times Index | Hang Seng Index | S&P 500 Index: How To Gain Both Long & Short Exposure To These Indices On SGX
You can benefit from taking both long and short positions, and long-term and short-term exposure, when investing in country indices.
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4 Stocks This Week
/ 4 years agoSTI DLCs: Trading The FTSE Straits Times Index Via Daily Leverage Certificates
When markets are volatile, DLCs are one instrument that traders can use to make profits on either direction of the market.
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Investing
/ 5 years ago10 Companies On The SGX That Beat the Straits Times Index (STI) in 2021
As always, hindsight is always 20/20
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Investing
/ 5 years agoSTI and S&P500: How Much Would You Have Gained (Or Lost) If You Started Investing In 2021 Using Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)?
A lump sum investment into S&P500 would have returned a stellar performance of 29% in 2021
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Investing
/ 5 years agoStraits Times Index (STI) Report Card: How Singapore-Listed Blue-Chip Companies Performed In 1Q 2021
STI has been one of the best performing indexes globally in 1Q 2021.
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4 Stocks This Week
/ 5 years ago4 Good Performing Non-STI Stocks That Are Getting Significant Trading Activities: AEM Holdings (AWX); SPH (T39); Sempcorp Marine (S51); iFAST (AIY)
The STI has been one of the best-performing indexes in 2021. But besides STI stocks, there are non-STI stocks on that...
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4 Stocks This Week
/ 5 years ago4 Best Performing Stocks On STI In 2021: SIA (C6L); Jardine Strategic (J37); Hongkong Land (H78); Yangzijiang (BS6)
The STI has been one of Asia’s best performing index in 2021 thus far.
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Investing
/ 6 years ago10 Companies That Beat The Straits Times Index (STI) in 2020
The top performing company was a 10-bagger in 2020, gaining over 2,600% alone.
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Investing
/ 6 years agoLump Sum VS DCA: How Much Would You Have Made (Or Lost) If You Started Investing In January 2020
The STI would have earned you a positive return in 2020 if you invested via a DCA approach each month.
