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MOST of our portfolios ended lower as investors were sitting on the fence waiting for companies to report their third quarter earnings.
The biggest decline was posted by the one-year top losers portfolio which shed a significant 4.1 per cent. Investors took profits off a few stocks which had run up quite a bit since March this year. Among them were Ausgroup, Bio-Treat, China Oilfield Technology, … more

BUOYED by strong economic data as well as positive sentiment on Wall Street, all our portfolios put on decent gains last week.
Staging the strongest rebound was the one-year top losers portfolio. It added 4.4 per cent last week, bringing its gains since October last year till now to 92.8 per cent. Burwill, China Auto Electronics, China Oilfield Tech and Sinostar were among the top gainers in that … more

OUR portfolios have proved resilient despite the market uncertainties. Last week, most of them firmed, with two marginally down. All beat the performance of the Straits Times Index.
The one-year top losers’ portfolio was last week’s best performing portfolio. It added 5.5 per cent and the portfolio is now worth $310,000 – that’s more than double our initial dummy capital of $150,000 in October las… more

SMALL cap stocks came alive last week, lifting our portfolios by an average 9.1 per cent. This is the strongest climb since May and is more than twice the rate of increase registered by the Straits Times Index last week. The one year top losers’ portfolio was the best performing portfolio last week, rising by a whopping 15.3 per cent. Its performance was boosted notably by the S-chips and resource… more

OUR portfolios remained relatively resilient despite scares that China’s stock markets have plunged into bear territory.
In fact, one of our portfolios actually gained. The one-year top losers’ portfolio added 3.3 per cent last week. This was thanks to rebounds of bombed out stocks like China Auto Electronics, Reyphon Agriceutical and Jiutian Chemical. The portfolio extended its lead as the best p… more