Here’s what to expect for the T-bill auction on 27 Feb
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What happened? Despite the fall in T-bill yields, many investors still seem
to be watching the upcoming auction closely. After all, some may be hoping
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DBS spending more than 3X on share buybacks in March alone compared to whole of 2019 should tell you something. ;)
ReplyDeleteOops I took a look at my comment in your above linked previous blog ... my "pluck from my ass" advice was for him to buy big when STI drop -50%. :P
Hey maybe we do go down to -50% by end this year & he suddenly got guts to buy big. Then he'll be laughing at all of us! LOL!!
He cashed out his CPF OA to invest for better than 2.5% return. This is his retirement income for life so it is better to be safer to invest retirement fund when STI drops -50%. Concentrated investing at few stocks is different ball game!
DeleteHmm, then even if he has willingness & need, he doesn't have ability to invest big amounts. Maybe up to 25% of his cashed out CPF.
DeleteEven 38-year retail experience also find it hard. "I became a disciplined investor over 40 years. The virus broke me in 40 days." This was recently republished in last Sunday Times, but originally printed in NY Times on 27 March.
The problem with Gold is that you can't generate cash flow to buy food. You have to be a good market timer to turn Gold into cash to fight inflation.
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