Investment Strategy

One way to outperform the market is to identify sectors likely to be the main growth drivers of the economy. One such example is the IT sector that gained 49.45% in 2019 despite S&P500 gaining just 28.88%.

Norwegians marvelled as their piggy bank hit a 10 trillion-krone milestone exactly 50 years to the day after Norway discovered the oil that would fuel the country’s vast wealth.

(Feb 7): For investors carefully considering the 2020 geopolitical calendar and its potential risks, one event looms larger than most. With the major policies of the leading Democrat presidential candidates advocating a stark shift towards a progressive a

SINGAPORE (Dec 13): Last week, we wrote about our investment thesis for Alibaba Group Holding, China’s leading e-commerce player, and why we like the stock for its long-term potential that is underpinned by rising consumerism in the country.

SINGAPORE (Jan 17): With  potentially volatile stock prices on the horizon, the impact of activists and shareholder activism – now permanent features of global capital markets – will be felt more than ever in 2019, says JP Morgan.

SINGAPORE (Dec 17): DBS Vickers Securities is “overweight” on the consumer goods sector, on the belief that F&B and retail services in Singapore are likely to outperform other cyclical industries amid trade-war related uncertainties in 2019.

SINGAPORE (Dec 10): In the last few years, passive fund management has become increasingly popular among investors, as its returns have often outperformed those of active investing. One reason for this outperformance can be attributed to the ultra-loose

SINGAPORE (Dec 10): In the last few years, passive fund management has become increasingly popular among investors, as its returns have often outperformed those of active investing. One reason for this outperformance can be attributed to the ultra-loose

SINGAPORE (Dec 10): In the last few years, passive fund management has become increasingly popular among investors, as its returns have often outperformed those of active investing. One reason for this outperformance can be attributed to the ultra-loose

SINGAPORE (Dec 3): Phillip Capital is ceasing coverage on Nam Lee Pressed Metal Industries due to a “re-allocation of internal resources”.