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Anonymous

24 Dec 2020

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Why SATS keep dropping? Shouldn’t the vaccine increase the share price of SATS?

With the first batch of vaccine arriving in Singapore, shouldn’t it drive the prices of SATS up instead?

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Bobby Lee

24 Dec 2020

Investor at Investor@Singapore

Cause Singapore stocks don't have much growth potential. People are taking profit after the vaccine news. Buy the hype, sell the news. 😂

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