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    Our Recent Media Releases

"COMMODITIES - Oil be not proud"
The Business Times, Saturday 04th Oct, 2008
Looking beyond the current financial crisis, the future is bright and breezy as solar and wind energy will spell the end of oil's importance.
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - S'pore housing: Get the bigger picture right"
The Business Times, Wednesday 27th Aug, 2008
THE media recently highlighted bearish analyst reports about the Singapore residential market. One, I recall, predicted a decline of 40 per cent over three years.
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - small change Look at the big picture to reap higher returns"
The Sunday Times, Sunday 6th Jul, 2008
If you look past economic woes, you'll find the slump in equities offers good buying opportunities.
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - Follow the money supply"
The Business Times, Wednesday 25 Jun, 2008
Acceleration and deceleration in money supply tend to lead stock market performance by up to four to eight months.
says JOSEPH CHONG...



"Money Matters - The inefficiency of markets"
The Business Times, Wednesday 02 Apr, 2008
For those who took courses in finance back in school, most would remember the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH).
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - Riches through both global and local toil"
The Business Times, Wednesday 13 Feb, 2008
While our SWFs take care of things abroad, property beckons smart investors at home
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - Correction? What Correction?"
The Business Times, Wednesday 05 Dec, 2007
GLOBAL equity markets have been volatile in the past few months. Losses on sub-prime mortgages have morphed into a more general credit crunch problem arising from the loss of confidence within the global financial system.
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - Yes, sub-primes still offer an investment opportunity
The Business Times, Wednesday 03 Oct, 2007
And this is despite the matter having morphed into a more general credit crunch problem.
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - Deciphering the message of the markets
The Business Times, Wednesday 01 Aug, 2007
ABOUT seven months ago we made some key predictions in the Business Times of Jan 10. We predicted a continuation of the bull market in global equities.
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - The benefits of diversification
The Business Times, Wednesday 30 May, 2007
Global diversification among asset classes makes the most efficient portfolios by delivering the highest returns for any given level of volatility
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - A closer look at net investment returns
The Business Times, Wednesday 21 March, 2007
Realised capital gains are a poor gauge of performance and don't make for good criteria for the drawing of returns from our foreign reserves
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - Equities outlook still positive; surge in home prices likely"
The Business Times, Wednesday 10 January, 2007
GST hike can be avoided if proceeds from government land sales are included in Budget calculations
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - A pension fund for the elderly?"
The Business Times, Wednesday 8 November, 2006
It would serve as an automatic demand instrument should the economy slows
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - A closer look at S'pore's reserves"
The Business Times, Wednesday 30 August, 2006
Going by the excellent returns delivered on Singapore's foreign reserves, Singaporeans should all be looking forward to 'retirement'
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - Some things investors need to know"
The Business Times, Wednesday 5 July, 2006
Understanding how the markets are behaving these days - and why - will enable investors to make better decisions
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - Does life begin at 40 for S'pore as a nation??"
The Business Times, Wednesday 3 May, 2006
IT has often been said that life begins at 40
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - Interesting FAQs on market concerns"
The Business Times, Wednesday 08 February, 2006
IN OUR internal investment strategy paper for Q1, we predicted that 2006 would be a tricky year for managing money - contrary to the generally optimistic view espoused by most major global investment managers.
says JOSEPH CHONG...


"Money Matters - Does history repeat itself?"
The Business Times, Wednesday 23 November, 2005
Technical analysts say historical patterns reassert themselves because of investor emotion
says JOSEPH CHONG...




"Money Matters - Affirmative action for meritocracy"
The Business Times, Wednesday 14 September, 2005
I WAS pleasantly surprised by the positive response to my contribution, 'Facing up to income inequality'
says JOSEPH CHONG...


Money Matters - Facing up to income inequality
The Business Times, Wednesday 03 August, 2005
Around the world, the Gini coefficient is rising, and governments should move to halt the wave or risk instability. Says Joseph Chong...

"Money Matters - To (cover) each according to his needs"
The Business Times, Wednesday 19 January, 2005
AS independent advisers, we often have to review clients' insurance
policies and we notice that many are paying high premiums without
getting adequate coverage. Why is this so? says Stanley Sim...




A Crucial first Shield for investments
The Business Times, Wednesday 17 November, 2004
A hospital plan is a must if you want to be sure you can afford
rising medical bills. says CHONG KOK PENG...


"Money Matters - Likely hits, Potential misses"
The Business Times, Wednesday 27 April, 2005
Don't count casino chickens just yet, and forget privately managed pension plans and infotech sector; but do tap oil sector. Says Joseph Chong...

 
   

 

 

 

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