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Anonymous

12 Nov 2020

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Is it true that Singapore is a very stable country and therefore our stocks move like AAA bonds?

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1M45

12 Nov 2020

I think sg stock is more toward older sector. Telco, banking, industries..... the so call sg Tech is not the same as US tech.

US tech focus on create new life changing technology , while sg tech take existing tech and improve

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