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Seminar : Can you afford not to be invested? Seminar Outline : Analyzing REITs - What Investors should look at before investing in REITs? * Overview of the criteria that investors should consider before investing in REITs. * Detailed discussion (with illustrations) on what a good REIT should have. ...

If you have missed Alvin's last talk on 10 Nov, you may not want to miss this time (on 30 Nov, 7 Dec and 21 Dec). As seats are limited, do register via this link NOW : http://www1.lts.com.sg/MobileBroking/seminar.nsf/fmRegistration4?OpenForm&id=TRBU20131114 ======================================...

Pass this message to your friends, colleagues & siblings etc about this Sunday’s educational seminar (to improve one’s financial literacy) where our Investing Mentor, Alvin Chow, will share “3 Investment Strategies for Busy People”. Seminar : Can you afford not to be invested? Seminar Outline : ...

Hi, Has anyone upgraded your Basic ElderShield to ElderShield Comprehensive policy? Any comments or suggestion on this upgrade? Generally, it's benefit covers : 1. inablility to perform mininum 2 (instead of 3) daily living activities. 2. monthly payment of $400 for life (instead of for 72 months) 3...

Agreed. Perhaps for those interested in trading CFD, they can look for local brokerage firm that offers CFD, just to name a few, Lim and Tan, Kim Eng and Phillips. Counterparty risk definitely will be lesser as compared to those international firms. The disadvantage for using a local CFD brokerage ...

SGX’s Reach trading engine goes live on 17 Aug 2011. (details : http://www.sgx.com/wps/wcm/connect/sgx_en/home/higlights/news_releases/news+update+sgxs+reach+trading+engine+goes+live) What is REACH? SGX Reach, accordingly, is the world's fastest trading engine. The trading engine has an order respon...

Hi Dennis, For floating rate, other than pegging to SIBOR and SOR, I understand that for some packages, board rate is used. In your opinion, (assuming the terms/conditions are the same) may I know which package is a wiser choice (peg to SIBOR/SOR) vs (peg to Board rate)? Or are they the same? thank...

Hi Dennis, For floating rate, other than pegging to SIBOR and SOR, I understand that for some packages, board rate is used. In your opinion, (assuming the terms/conditions are the same) may I know which package is a wiser choice (peg to SIBOR/SOR) vs (peg to Board rate)? Or are they the same? thanks...

Hi Dennis,

What's your view on the DBS Preference Shares (with a dividend rate of 4.7%)? As I am not familiar of how preference shares works, do you think it is worth trying to apply via ATM ? What is your advice ?

thanks,
yew meng