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hopefully lots of 10 shares can allow more people to buy quality but expensive stocks like dbs

hopefully the MAS reform can at least get some of names like Grab and SEA limited to dual list here. The reduction of board lot from 100 to 10 for high price counter is a good start. But why not to 1?

🌟🌟🌟Exciting times are ahead in the Singapore Stock Market as new reforms proposed by MAS and $SGX(S68.SI)$ will stimulate greater interest in IPOs. One of the most exciting things is the SGX's partnership with Nasdaq  for dual listings to simplify dual listings in the US and Singapore.  A Global Listing Board will be introduced for companies with a market capitalisation of more than SGD 2 billion. I would love to buy $Sea Ltd(SE)$ and $Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ if they are dual listed in both the Nasdaq and Singapore. Another catalyst would be the reduction of standard board lot size from 100 units to 10 units for stocks trading at or above SGD 10. These

yeah definitely

IPOs are definitely tempting—they start low and can really take off. But I know the hype isn't always real. My plan is to be picky and not get stuck in a dud; knowing when to walk away is just as important as spotting the opportunity.

Have yet to look into IPO. With the bar gets lower, it is more accessible for smaller investors. May be start checking out IPO performances as SGX will be busy soon.

If SGX lowers its IPO entry requirements, I’d be more open to subscribing. After years of a “quiet” market, this year’s strong rebound — with Singapore leading Southeast Asia and delivering solid post-IPO returns — makes participation more appealing for retail investors like me. I generally prefer REITs and data-center listings because they offer clearer income visibility and stable demand. Tech IPOs are interesting, but I’m more selective given their volatility and the smaller size of Singapore’s tech ecosystem. I also think MAS’s reforms can help attract more global capital. Smaller lot sizes improve accessibility, strong asset managers add institutional depth, and the Value Discovery Programme boosts governance and transparency. Together, these steps make SGX’s IPO market more attracti

In recent years people have said the SGX was “too quiet,” but this year’s report card has brought market attention back to Singapore.#1 in Southeast Asia! Singapore’s IPO Performance This Year: According to Deloitte’s 2025 Regional IPO Report:As of November 14, Singapore ranked first in Southeast Asia with 9 IPOs raising USD 1.6 billion. Compared to last year’s 4 IPOs totaling USD 34 million, that’s double the number of deals and a 47x surge in funds raised.Even more importantly, post-IPO returns have been strong:📈 Average first-day pop: +12%📈 Average YTD performance: +29%2 Major REITs Became the Backbone of Singapore’s IPO MarketThe spike in fundraising this year mainly came from two large REITs:⭐ 1. $NTT DC REIT USD(NTDU.SI)$ – Focused on dat

In recent years people have said the SGX was “too quiet,” but this year’s report card has brought market attention back to Singapore.#1 in Southeast Asia! Singapore’s IPO Performance This Year: According to Deloitte’s 2025 Regional IPO Report:As of November 14, Singapore ranked first in Southeast Asia with 9 IPOs raising USD 1.6 billion. Compared to last year’s 4 IPOs totaling USD 34 million, that’s double the number of deals and a 47x surge in funds raised.Even more importantly, post-IPO returns have been strong:📈 Average first-day pop: +12%📈 Average YTD performance: +29%2 Major REITs Became the Backbone of Singapore’s IPO MarketThe spike in fundraising this year mainly came from two large REITs:⭐ 1. $NTT DC REIT USD(NTDU.SI)$ – Focused on dat

🌟🌟🌟Exciting times are ahead in the Singapore Stock Market as new reforms proposed by MAS and $SGX(S68.SI)$ will stimulate greater interest in IPOs. One of the most exciting things is the SGX's partnership with Nasdaq  for dual listings to simplify dual listings in the US and Singapore.  A Global Listing Board will be introduced for companies with a market capitalisation of more than SGD 2 billion. I would love to buy $Sea Ltd(SE)$ and $Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ if they are dual listed in both the Nasdaq and Singapore. Another catalyst would be the reduction of standard board lot size from 100 units to 10 units for stocks trading at or above SGD 10. These

hopefully lots of 10 shares can allow more people to buy quality but expensive stocks like dbs

If SGX lowers its IPO entry requirements, I’d be more open to subscribing. After years of a “quiet” market, this year’s strong rebound — with Singapore leading Southeast Asia and delivering solid post-IPO returns — makes participation more appealing for retail investors like me. I generally prefer REITs and data-center listings because they offer clearer income visibility and stable demand. Tech IPOs are interesting, but I’m more selective given their volatility and the smaller size of Singapore’s tech ecosystem. I also think MAS’s reforms can help attract more global capital. Smaller lot sizes improve accessibility, strong asset managers add institutional depth, and the Value Discovery Programme boosts governance and transparency. Together, these steps make SGX’s IPO market more attracti

hopefully the MAS reform can at least get some of names like Grab and SEA limited to dual list here. The reduction of board lot from 100 to 10 for high price counter is a good start. But why not to 1?

IPOs are definitely tempting—they start low and can really take off. But I know the hype isn't always real. My plan is to be picky and not get stuck in a dud; knowing when to walk away is just as important as spotting the opportunity.

Have yet to look into IPO. With the bar gets lower, it is more accessible for smaller investors. May be start checking out IPO performances as SGX will be busy soon.

yeah definitely