Good advice. But for the less financially savvy, a quick 8% profit in a few days is not bad
that's because thanks to the pap there is no capital gains tax in sg, short term or long term.
Good advice. But for the less financially savvy, a quick 8% profit in a few days is not bad
that's because thanks to the pap there is no capital gains tax in sg, short term or long term.
that's because thanks to the pap there is no capital gains tax in sg, short term or long term.
Poor Singaporean hawkers toil 16 hr days to make $2k. SMRT CEO earns $3m to make mistakes
it's always good to be top dog wherever you go.
that's because thanks to the pap there is no capital gains tax in sg, short term or long term.
KNN I have to pay CGT here. Well 50% off if more then 1 year. At least better then nothing.
Kep corp is for now a proxy for crude oil price. Dun think too much.Many investors have sold Keppel Corp because of PetroBas problems. But they forgot that Kep Corp is very diversified. Oil has gone up 5% and now Kep Corp is rising.
Time to buy Kep Corp!
A 10% rise to $6 for Kep Corp is possible
top dog, bottom dog, midday dog ...it's always good to be top dog wherever you go.
KNN I have to pay CGT here. Well 50% off if more then 1 year. At least better then nothing.
Poor Singaporean hawkers toil 16 hr days to make $2k. SMRT CEO earns $3m to make mistakes
Kep corp is for now a proxy for crude oil price. Dun think too much.
top dog, bottom dog, midday dog ...
as loong as it barks n bites iz a gud dawg ...
I think you meant since Wednesday (the day before), right?Kep Corp rose to $5.98 this morning up 10% since yesterday
Looks like it did not. :pI expect Kep Corp to cross $6 today
Did you mean Temasek buys high and sells low? :pwhatever Temasek buys, you sell. Whatever Temasek sells, you buy.
Temasek has proven that it buys low and sells high
Did you mean Temasek buys high and sells low? :p
Looks like it did not. :p
I think you meant since Wednesday (the day before), right?
It closed at S$5.45 on Wednesday and S$5.89 yesterday (Thursday):
bloomberg.com/quote/KEP:SP
right?
so buy, hold or sell?