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$SINGAPORE EXCHANGE LIMITED(S68.SI)$ $SINGAPORE EXCHANGE LIMITED(S68.SI)$...looks like Big Boys behind

$Upstart Holdings, Inc.(UPST)$...wow, shot up 10% then got gain completely erased; kidding me! Added more.

$DBS GROUP HOLDINGS LTD(D05.SI)$ $O39.SI $U11.SI $Z94.SI $C52.SISGX Inst Buy & Sell, Week of Jan 10, 2022My observations-a). Institutional Investors, aka BBs, doubled their buying efforts this week, particularly on the leading STI components: OCBC, DBS, UOB, Singtel and so on.b). On the other hand, Retail Investors, RIs, were the selling counterparties…seemed to continue to sell and got more cash back.c). Still, RIs kept accumulating some of the recovery, value and REITS counters while BBs sold them: CDG, ThaiBev, Venture, STE, CICT, MLT, MINT and so on.d). Seems to me, BBs are sticking to the macro trends, while RIs are starting the year more cautiously and tactically.Previous weekRead on...https://myinvestingnote.wordpres

[Weekly]The objective of the post is to observe market transactions of BBs, aka Institutional Investors, and RIs, i.e. Retail Investors.Inst Buy & SellWeek of Jan 3, 2022Data Source: SGX ResearchMy observations-a). Institutional Investors, aka BBs, were on shopping spree on the key components of STI, DBS, UOB, OCBC, SGX, CLI, Wilmar, HKL, CICT and so onb). On the other hand, Retail Investors, RIs, were the selling counterparties….Just wonder why? Maybe RIs had been working hard accumulating over the holiday weeks and were taking some profit off the table. Yes?c). For the local tech stocks, Nanofilm, AEM & iFast, BBs seemed to follow US tech market script and sold these counters, while RIs bought over the same on accumulation.d). For the big talk in town, the MCT merger with MNACT,

Portfolio Review: 2021 [PORTFOLIO] My investment, managed in various portfolio, had a mixed performance in 2021. Two income portfolios achieved the performance of +11.3% (cash) and +15.9% (SRS). One growth portfolio had the score of +6.4%. Two “actively managed” portfolios resulted in -0.4% and -27.5% returns. All in all, SRS achieved 15.9% return, while cash performance, when all add up, was merely 2.62% return. Learning and Reflection My investment took a bottom-up approach with each portfolio having its own objectives and strategies My SRS portfolio is a closed income-generation portfolio, with a spreadout of who-is-who SGX stocks. All returns reinvested. Minimum changes. My cash portfolio for retirement: similar to my SRS portfolio; here are top components of the portfolio. Retirement

[Weekly]The objective of the post is to observe market transactions of BBs, aka Institutional Investors, and RIs, i.e. Retail Investors.Inst Buy & SellWeek of Dec 20, 2021Data Source: SGX ResearchMy observations-a). Well, it’s Christmas. So, there are reduced buy/sell activities and dollar values transacted, except selective counters.b). Nevertheless, BBs bought BIG on DBS, worth $78.7m, the highest dollar value in recent weeks. Other top buys include UOB, SPH.c). In the previous week, I pointed out that it had been 8 consecutive weeks where BBs sold more in their top-10 buy/sell. This week, it’s a reversal, BBs bought more than they had sold.Is this “net-buy” trend going to continue? We shall see.d). Besides selective counters, the rest transactions are of low volume/value, so do not

[WEEKLY]The objective of the post is to observe market transactions of BBs, aka Institutional Investors, and RIs, i.e. Retail Investors.Inst Buy & SellWeek of Dec 13, 2021Data Source: SGX ResearchMy observations-a). Well, holidays are around the corner. No winder SGX market has become very quiet, with reduced buy/sell in terms of top 10 counters.b). Nevertheless, BBs continued to buy DBS, UOB, KDC, SPH and so on, while sold STE, SGX, Singtel, CDG and many more. All in all, sold more than bought.c). RIs, i.e. Retail Investors, did more or less the opposite. RIs, very diligent and hardworking, whether holidays or not. LOLd). I have left the data tables for the past 2 weeks, for comparison. You can see market activities have been reduced significantly. In fact, it’s the 8th week that BBs

Predict the Fed is much easier than predicting the market! Anyway, did youcheck under your Christmas tree? Santa J has dropped by last night!Merry Christmas! Happy holidays!

Getting into 2022, what is your strategy for tech stocks?Looks like the indexes $SPX and $NASDAQ(^IXIC.IN) have kept pretty steady rise due to heavy weightage of the mega techs, which I call #MAMATAN (MSFT AAPL META(FB) Alphabet (GOOGL) TSLA AMZN NVDA).The mega stocks have been doing greatly in 2021. They are the “value stocks” of the tech stocks. They will likely continue to grow in 2022, as they are dominant players with their respective secular growth drivers.While the undercurrent is the crash and bear market situation of the once high-flying high-value high-growth (HVHG) stocks, e.g. ZM SQ COIN UPST DOCU CRWD etc etc…or the so called Cathie Wood stocks. Folks wish a crash. They’ve got it already for HVHG stocks!Conventional wisdom says that those high-value stock will suffer as intere

What do you think of 70% of your money investing in $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$and 30% investing in $ARK Innovation ETF(ARKK)$? You can try other ratios.You got both Warren and Cathie as your investment managers.