i keep buying this at different stages from 1.1 $ to 0.87$ to leverage down cost and make analysis of company ratios for decision making. finally this give me good yield.
$Olam Group(VC2.SG)$ Olam tops Louis Dreyfus’ offer for Australia’s Namoi Cotton as takeover battle heats up. Dutch global commodity merchant Louis Dreyfus Company raised its takeover offer to A$0.67 per share for Namoi Cotton, Olam Agri has topped the bid by raising its stake to A$0.70 per share
Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's Singapore markets: ●Singapore shares opened lower on Wednesday; STI down 0.80% ●Private Home Rents Dip 1.3% in Q1, Steepest in Core Central Region ●Fixed Income and Equities Funds Remain Top Investment Choice for Singaporean Investors: Survey ●Stocks to watch: UOB, DBS, Olam ●Latest share buy back transactions -moomoo News SG Market Snapshot Singapore shares opened...
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102356143 :
Dun understand Q1 profit down 1.6% still can buy??
i am more heavy on sgx than usa matket ar moomoo platform. i have entered more during the isreal palestisn war markst slump. Not time it right and get in a bit early. market catalys : the geopolitucal uncertainties and tensions in war which make it hard to see the big money flowing in share market. So i hwve partial profit(selling) so share that go to peak and renvest into unit trust stable funds give stable daily return. go into equipty share market if slump...
Deep Sea :
US stocks are too expensive to buy now. The bubble is very big. Risk is high. Buy high sell high is very risky just like buying private properties.
During the first quarter of 2024, fifty Singapore-listed companies actively engaged in share buybacks through the market, shelling out approximately S$ 230 million, more than doubling the amount from the same period last year. In comparison, around forty major listed companies repurchased shares in the first quarter of 2023, with a total expenditure of about S$ 110 million. The Straits Times Index (STI) heavyweights, CapitaLan...
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101625629 :
One way to interpret share buybacks is that the company does not know how to use funds into their business model; buy-back reduces available shares, hence fuels the demand resulting in some numbers window-dressing. Worse is companies that engaged in buy-backs using borrowed funds when interest rates were low.. nt
BagHolder23 : got mine today