Shyon
08-05 18:41

One of my biggest takeaways is that STI crossing 5,000 is more than just a psychological milestone. What stood out to me was how institutional investors are looking beyond today's level, with some forecasting 6,000 and even 10,000 over the longer term. It reminded me to focus on long-term wealth creation instead of short-term market noise.

I also found the discussion on ETF growth and capital inflows very insightful. The combination of MAS initiatives, growing ETF adoption and Singapore's reputation as a safe and stable financial hub gives me more confidence in the long-term outlook for the local market.

My investment approach remains to stay diversified and keep investing consistently rather than trying to time every market move. I'll continue watching the STI, REITs and quality Singapore companies as part of my long-term portfolio while looking for opportunities when the market pulls back.

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  • WINTERIN
    ·08-06 19:33
    ETF inflows matter more than 5000 to me too. You think the bid stays strong if REITs lag a bit?
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  • Merlin Spear
    ·01:29
    I held it negative for more than 10 years. No more.
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