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AEI Corporation draws SGX query on 6.6% surge - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

SGX query

AEI Corporation draws SGX query on 6.6% surge

As at 10.52am, shares in AEI are trading 1 cent higher or 0.6% up at $1.76.
Singtel accelerates 5G push, looks set for 5G Standalone - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Telecommunications

Singtel accelerates 5G push, looks set for 5G Standalone

In addition, Singtel will begin issuing 5G SA compatible SIM cards to customers from April 27.
Analysts divided on Keppel REIT’s 1QFY2021 business update - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Analysts divided on Keppel REIT’s 1QFY2021 business update

CGS-CIMB and Maybank retained their 'buy' and 'sell' ratings respectively for Keppel REIT.
Shares in Penguin International surge 16% following announcement on possible transaction - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

Shares in Penguin International surge 16% following announcement on possible transaction

Penguin announced earlier today that it is in discussions with a potential investor in relation to a possible transaction.
There's a sucker born every day - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tong's Portfolio

There's a sucker born every day

Remember the euphoria over oil and gas stocks some years back?
SPH draws SGX query on share price surge - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

SGX query

SPH draws SGX query on share price surge

As at 4.16pm, shares in SPH are trading 20 cents higher or 19.0% up at $1.25.

Tong's Portfolio

Stock valuation is also determined by its trading liquidity

Aside from the macro implications, liquidity is also an important factor behind individual share price movements and valuations.

Markets

As global markets move towards a recovery, SGX reports 23% month-on drop in securities market

SGX market activity down 23% from June, but 5% higher than a year ago as markets move towards a recovery.

Tong's Portfolio

No panic...but manic trading

As we have said before, we do see light at the end of the tunnel, but we would be remiss not to caution against being swept up by the current hysteria.

Singapore economy

A US$41 billion flash crash in Singapore gives traders a fright

SINGAPORE (Jan 25): What was shaping up to be a ho-hum market open in Singapore suddenly became the most dramatic session in years, with a haphazard spree of sell orders causing a US$41 billion ($55.8 billion) crash in the city’s biggest stock.
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