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05 May 2016

5 FREE CHARTS FOR SINGAPORE STOCKS~!


Update: Thank you for your prompt email queries. I am not affiliated to any of these 5 charting software companies. Or implying that my in-house brokerage house charting software is good/bad. Just sharing what i found, serving as my personal software, presenting information to the online audience. I welcome you to open a trading account with me. :)

There are many websites offering free stock charts. Some requiring subscription, some not. I managed to find some websites that offer charts for Singapore stocks. I have also rated their service and ranked according to my preference. 
I used an example of a penny stock, Tuan Sing Holdings, as a test subject for the websites. There are some sites that only cover large cap stocks, but I want to make sure they have a good collection and using a penny stock would affirm that. Secondly, I would also evaluate the data – how many years of data does the website provide. Thirdly, I would use 2 simple indicators – simple moving average for 50 and 200 days, to check on their availability of technical indicators.
All in all, it's always good to have options, though when you open a trading account, it should have a free stock chart in the online platform too.

#5 SGX
SGX definitely would cover all stocks listed on SGX. It contains all the announcements from the respective companies as well as the dividends given out.
SGX chart
Data: 2 years
Indicators: Moving average crossover available
Design and interface: Small and ugly. Difficult to see the price.
Website: SGX
#4 Chartnexus
This is a desktop application, which means that you need to download and install in your computer. This provides the biggest chart in this list.
Chartnexus Chart
Data: 3 years
Indicators: Moving average crossover available
Design and interface: Good, clean and with many indicators. But need to download data daily.
Website: Chartnexus
#3 Bloomberg
This is a famous company for stock data. No, you wouldn’t need a to buy a bloomberg terminal. They offer a free web version for your viewing.
Bloomberg chart
Data: Beyond 5 years
Indicators: No moving average!
Design and interface: Reasonable size and aesthetic. Difficult to search for stocks
Website: Bloomberg
#2 Reuters
Reuters is another famous financial data provider.
Reuters chart
Data: Beyond 5 years
Indicators: Only allow one moving average!
Design and interface: Good size, spread across my monitor screen from left to right. To search for Tuan Sing, I need to include the Holdings at the end. Otherwise, it would not appear in the results.
Website: Reuters
#1 Yahoo! Finance
Yahoo! Finance is no. 1! The best free stock chart in this list.
Yahoo! chart

Data: Beyond 5 years
Indicators: Moving average crossover available
Design and interface: Good size. Clear lines. Easy to search for stocks.
Website: Yahoo! Finance

Taken from: http://www.bigfatpurse.com/2011/02/5-free-charts-for-singapore-stocks/
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01 December 2015

Watch out for these investing themes in 2016

Watch out for these investing themes in 2016

Stick with blue chips as earnings fall.

After a particularly disappointing 2015, investors need to focus on sectors that provide reasonable growth in despite increased market volatility, according to a report by UOB Kay Hian.

UOB Kay Hian is hopeful that market earnings per share will recover 8% year-on-year in 2016, with growth drivers expected to be banks, plantation and telecommunications.

To make the most of this recovery, UOB Kay Hian is betting on companies with capacity growth in the face of resilient and steady demand. These include healthcare plays like Raffles Medical (RMG|) and Singapore O&G (SOG), as well as utilities company Sembcorp Industries (SCI).

UOB Kay Hian also favors companies that benefit from changing market trends, such as Singapore Post. SingPost is expected to benefit well from the rising e-commerce trend, as rhe group has invested strategically to improve its e-commerce network.

UOB Kay Hian also remains drawn to blue chips, particularly on back of a mixed outlook for global economies and a slower growth environment for Singapore.

"Solid stocks with strong balance sheets and decent growth trading at undemanding valuations should find favour. For this theme, we would focus on blue chips that are typically more liquid," UOB Kay Hian said. 




This transmission has been issued by a member of the UOB Kay Hian Group for the information of the addressee only and should not be reproduced and/or distributed to any other person. Each page attached hereto must be read in conjunction with any disclaimer which forms part of it. Unless otherwise stated, this transmission is neither an offer nor the solicitation of an offer to sell or purchase any investment. Its comments are based on information obtained from sources believed to be reliable but UOB Kay Hian Group makes no representations and accepts no responsibility or liability as to its completeness or accuracy.
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07 November 2015

Happy weekends!

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24 September 2015

Happy Holidays!

Thank you for visiting my blog. Sharing will resume on Friday.

Happy holidays!
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03 September 2015

Profit and loss calculator for SG market.


I have compiled a simple Excel sheet to help in calculating the profit or loss when trading online in SG market, including the GST and other fees.

Please note that this is only an approximation, and I have matched it to the best accuracy. I am not liable for any discrepancies

let me know if you need it. You can LIKE my Facebook page and I will send it to you.


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