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Most investors don’t lose money from one big, dramatic mistake. They bleed out from a few “small” mistakes that can compound into tragedy. Here are three of the deadliest ones, and how to avoid them. This article was written by a Financial Horse Contributor. 1. Overtrading: prioritizing quantity > quality Funny thing about markets: they […]

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For those of you who haven’t been following closely. Singapore Exchange (SGX) shares are absolutely on fire. This stock has more than doubled over the past 2 years – outperforming even DBS Bank. Some of you have asked me for my views on SGX stock. So I wanted to take a closer look in today’s […]

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Top-end concierge services in Singapore broadly falls into three buckets: credit-card concierge, stand-alone luxury concierge clubs, and digital app-based concierge. They all do roughly the same thing (bookings, access, logistics) but at different levels of hand-holding, quality and price. Let’s explore if these services could be right for you. This article was written by a [...


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In this week’s FH Premium article, I shared my views on whether bank stocks or REITs are a better buy today. Banks are the strong momentum play, while REITs are the mean reversion play. This led to a great question from a subscriber: Amongst the three banks, which one would be the most interesting buy […]

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One afternoon in 1988, Cher was rehearsing in a Los Angeles recording studio when a man with wild hair, a stern face, and biker gear showed up. His name was Richard Stark. He was not carrying a polished luxury pitch deck. He was not backed by a French conglomerate. He was not trying to sell […]

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