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    • C Offline
      Cuppamocha
      last edited by

      Thanks. My sentiments exactly. So the strategy is either buy and hold or buy many lots (which costs more and not for those with limited funds)

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        Mdm Koh
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        daddy2007:
        Cuppamocha:

        Does it apply to both the initial buying and subsequent selling?


        Buying and selling both incur brokerage charges (around $28+ each time if you based on minimum charge).

        If you trade frequently, it is your brokerage firm that is the winner.

        Do calculate your net profit (after deducting all the charges) if you want to trade a certain stock. Do ensure the profit is significant before you action on it. No point having much anxiety or spending so much time just to earn tens of dollars each time

        I thought the minimum charge is $50? :? Is the minimum charge different for different brokers?

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          Joule
          last edited by

          min is about 25 sgd ++ per transaction


          buy 1 time sell 1 time is 50

          some US dealers do offer real cheap e.g. $10 usd

          so solution:

          buy and sell infrequently

          don’t day trade

          some stock which are good have good divident

          better than CPF

          hold many many years u will be ok

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            Mdm Koh
            last edited by

            Joule:
            min is about 25 sgd ++ per transaction


            buy 1 time sell 1 time is 50

            some US dealers do offer real cheap e.g. $10 usd

            so solution:

            buy and sell infrequently

            don't day trade

            some stock which are good have good divident

            better than CPF

            hold many many years u will be ok
            Thanks. You mean the blue chips, right? Any tips on which non-blue-chip stocks give good dividends?
            MadScientist:
            Who dares to buy in (big) now?
            I buy you a drink in 6 months time and you can tell me all about it.

            PM me.




            Watch March 20 onwards to this coming May... 😉
            What's happening from then till May? :?

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              Cuppamocha
              last edited by

              I’ve been advised to get Singtel shares and hold. Any thoughts?

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                peapot
                last edited by

                I used to buy penny stocks too but got burnt. Now I try to buy blue chips, ok some not so blue chips.


                How do you buy US shares? I know people who made it when they bought Citibank 1 and half year ago.

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                  daddy2007
                  last edited by

                  Cuppamocha:
                  Thanks. My sentiments exactly. So the strategy is either buy and hold or buy many lots (which costs more and not for those with limited funds)

                  But also cannot buy and hold blindly. Think this theory might not be applicable since the last decade. So need know when to preserve capital or put a trailing stop

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                    daddy2007
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                    Mdm Koh:

                    I thought the minimum charge is $50? :? Is the minimum charge different for different brokers?
                    You are referring to Spore shares? So far all the local brokerages charge the same

                    Minimum Commission: S$25 + Clearing Fee (CDP imposed): 0.04% (max: SGD600) + SGX Trading Fee: 0.0075%

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                      daddy2007
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                      Mdm Koh:

                      MadScientist:

                      Who dares to buy in (big) now?
                      Watch March 20 onwards to this coming May... 😉

                      What's happening from then till May? :?

                      There is always a saying \"Sell in May and go away\" :imanangel:

                      Some investors use calender-based indicators. People will invest in Jan of the new year due to capricorn effect. Some will sell in May and will only come back in Oct

                      Disclaimer: This is just for info and not an indicator for everyone 😂

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                        daddy2007
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                        Cuppamocha:
                        I've been advised to get Singtel shares and hold. Any thoughts?

                        That will depend what is the objective you want from SingTel shares?

                        People like infrastructure shares due to it's defensive nature. And also periodic dividends to collect.

                        But how about SingTel compares to StarHub & M1?

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