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Anonymous

24 May 2021

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General Investing

Any SG stocks that you think will plunge or have the potential to rise in the future due to this heightened phase 2?

Retail shops are given support to start selling through e-commerce, F&B shops can offset delivery fees, etc.

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Tony K

24 May 2021

Keppel dc reit

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Floral

21 May 2021

Shipping & Logistics companies... demand and volume of local and worldwide deliveries are increasing

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Niger's Tidebringer

21 May 2021

vL6.SI koufu plunged, which may be a good buy to some investors

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Darren Liu

21 May 2021

AIY

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CH

17 May 2021

Banks.

work from home or work in office, u still have to pay morgatges, businesses still have to pa...

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