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The inflation shock is no longer a question of if -- it's a question of how soon & how painful. With the Strait of Hormuz crisis escalating and 20% of the world's oil flow under threat, a global supply shock is now the base case. In this video, I ...

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It makes perfect sense to think of DBS yuu solely for spending on yuu Merchants given the name. With a S$800 minimum spend, it's easy to overlook this card if you feel like it's impossible to spend S$800 on things like public transport, foodpanda, .. ...

As oil prices crossed US$100 per barrel recently, drivers at the petrol kiosk were hit first. But downstream impact - inflation, business costs, and global trades - were not spared either. Still, opportunities exist. The question is: Which types of . ...

What happened? In this week's Weekly Market Review in partnership with Securities Investors Association Singapore (SIAS), we discuss the rebound in global markets, renewed oil price volatility following the latest Middle East developments, and the .. ...

It has been some time since I last updated my portfolio. Unfortunately, not much difference for my portfolio growth as my SREITs got hammered down badly again from the global oil crisis triggered by the US-Iran war. As of this post, the Straits of .. ...

In a previous post, I wrote about selling 3 cash secured puts on IBIT and using the premium to buy more well, that happened when IBIT was at $66 USD, crazy, how it dropped to around the $30 area I bought it pretty far out about 9 months (for the one ...

This post was created in partnership with Moomoo Singapore. All views and opinions expressed in this article are Beansprout's objective and professional opinions. What happened? From time to time, stocks may pull back from their highs, accompanied by ...

Singapore-listed companies are buying back their own shares at a pace not seen in years. In the first quarter of 2026 (1Q2026), close to 50 primary-listed companies collectively repurchased nearly S$560 million worth of shares - up sharply from S$330 ...

As of writing on the 12th of March 2026, the iShares software ETF (IGV) is down over 27% year-to-date, and since its September 2025 peak, has fallen by more than 30% -- erasing upwards of $2 trillion in market cap. For the first time in the modern .. ...