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Investment success in Chinese equities won’t come from market timing or macro predictions - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Investing strategies

Beyond the trade truce: Why Chinese stocks deserve a nuanced approach

Investment success in Chinese equities won’t come from market timing or macro predictions
True gems often do not look the part, which is why they remain undiscovered - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

All that glitters is not gold

True gems often do not look the part, which is why they remain undiscovered
100 days of populism  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

100 days of populism

As Trump backpedals by exempting iPhones and other consumer electronics, the damage has already been done

Global Markets

Investors haven’t been this bearish in 30 years, BofA poll shows

Fund managers are extremely gloomy, with 82% of respondents to BofA’s monthly survey expecting the global economy to weaken.
 Besides the volatility in equities, Japanese government bonds posted their worst day ever last Tuesday - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

Punch drunk traders across Asia ready for another week of drama

'Even before you can analyse a set of parameters that's put in front of you, as crazy as that set is, then a new level of crazy hits you'

Global Economy

Bond chaos, deal mania and Jamie Dimon: inside Trump's tariff reversal

'You have to be able to show a little flexibility. I’m able to do that' : Trump

Global Markets

Contrarian who saw US crash coming touts rest-of-world trade

'Although I'm bearish on US stocks, and I’m bearish on the US economy, I expect the rest of the world to spend money on fiscal expansion'
Demonstrators rallying against Donald Trump and Elon Musk at the National Mall in Washington, DC, US, on April 5 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

Hang tough, even as 10 is the new zero

I am sleeping comfortably without having to manage US stock positions while travelling with friends

Global Markets

The beginning of the end

According to historian Edward Gibbon, the Roman Empire’s demise was the result of the gradual loss of civic virtue
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