This is StocksCafe Weekly for the week of 29 November 2021, summarizing the movements in the Singapore and US stock markets for the past week, as well as earning reports that are scheduled to be released in the upcoming week.
Any thoughts on this week’s digest? Something you’d like to see included? Leave a comment below!
Note1 - Only displays top movers with at least 1 million in trading value (in the respective currencies) for the latest trading day.
Note2 - Displays top daily average traded value for the week (in the respective currencies). Value is used instead of pure volume to prevent over-representation of penny stocks.
Note3 - The percentages shown are based on how many Shared Portfolios bought or sold the stock in the last 28 days. Note that all portfolio are private by default and these users have generously chosen to share their portfolios. Join in and share your portfolio! (you can choose exactly what you want to show)
Note4- The number shown beside the company name is the number of shared portfolios that is holding the stock.
Note5 - Top 5 upcoming earnings reports for the coming week, sorted by followers count, then by date. View all upcoming earnings here.
Hello
You asked for feedback.
I’m a subscriber but don’t pay too much attention, I live in Australia.
I’m interested in boring, reliable and fairly priced business in Singapore, that also have an attractive yield and some potentials for growth.
I use the app mainly for my research into Japanese stocks
“I’m interested in boring, reliable and fairly priced business in Singapore, that also have an attractive yield and some potentials for growth.” => This sounds a lot like REITs to me 🙂
Hello
You asked for feedback.
I’m a subscriber but don’t pay too much attention, I live in Australia.
I’m interested in boring, reliable and fairly priced business in Singapore, that also have an attractive yield and some potentials for growth.
I use the app mainly for my research into Japanese stocks
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback.
“I’m interested in boring, reliable and fairly priced business in Singapore, that also have an attractive yield and some potentials for growth.” => This sounds a lot like REITs to me 🙂
Evan