How I knew Starhub would cut their dividends
Random photo but look at that silly girl who photo bombed me from the side pretending to be all sweet HAHA she's none other than my flower girl lol 😂…
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What We Can Learn from Starhub (Dividend Darling Turned Nightmare?)
Starhub used to be a darling stock for most dividend investors. With a generous track record over a decade of paying out a relatively high dividend yield, its business is…
Stock: Asian Pay Television Trust (16% yield?!?)
A few of you asked me to write about my thoughts on Asian Pay Television Trust (APTT), a stock I've looked at previously. #bbinvestments It was, together with Rickmers, an…
Investing Stories: A tale of 3 telcos (or 4?)
I haven't checked the stock market in about 2 weeks. At festive / busy seasons like these, I'm always reminded of how important it is for me to remain an…
Brokerage fees?
Brokerage fees (and what to consider when choosing a brokerage) Been getting requests from readers on which brokerage they should sign up with given the different fees, so I thought…
Swiber Bond Scandal : who should the retail investors blame?
The recent Swiber bond debacle has sparked off a new debate as to whether the Singapore government should save “accredited investors” – individuals who have at least S$2 million in…
Investing in bonds
Is it safe to invest in bonds? Here's a quiz: which one of the following investments have the lowest risk? a) forex b) stocks c) bonds If you answered bonds,…
14% Dividend Darling Stock – A Fairytale or Nightmare?
Rickmers Maritime note holders are not happy with their latest debt refinancing proposal, but they don’t really have much of a choice but to go along now, do they? In…
Stock Analysis: Procurri IPO (Top Concerns You Need To Know)
It isn’t every day that you hear of a Catalist-listed company in Singapore taking one of its subsidiaries to IPO on the SGX Mainboard. The opposite seems more logical, but…
Dutech Holdings – The One That Got Away
As an investor, some of the biggest frustrations we face are generally: Refusing to sell when our investment thesis changes – often holding on in “hopes” that things…