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Anonymous

17 Apr 2020

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Given that markets have crashed, what are some good stocks that you would recommend to consider buying right now?

Any advice?

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Kate Watson

Edited 18 Nov 2022

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Sudhan

17 Apr 2020

Hi anon, we have covered extensively on stocks in our blog.

You can check out the investment articles here: https://blog.seedly.sg/category/investment

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Gavin Tan

10 Apr 2020

As for now, most of the market has already run up quite abit from the lowest low, so I'd actually re...

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