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Anonymous

07 Dec 2020

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DBS has gone back to pre-COVID price. Is this the right time to sell stocks?

I think the fact that DBS share price is going back to where it used to mean that there is stability.

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1M45

07 Dec 2020

Abit late for banking, so green. Now industrial reit is red, retail & hospitality coming back. Sector rotation. What you gonna do?🤔

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