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I want to see how you trade with CPF/SRS.. THANKS 

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🎉🎉Congrats to Weekly Top 5 Most Active & Promising CBA Traders!💰💰Hey SG Tigers!🐯Another week has gone by, and we are happy to see many amazing tradings from you!🎉🎉🎉Here we present the top 5 most active/promising Cash Boost Account (CBA) traders for the week of August 25th-August 29th!🎉🎉We'd like to congratulate @Crown Wave 168 , @Mackay @ASITOH @jasonjh @一股封神 @Dannnn @arr1 Welcome to contact our operator at

【SRT】 As of 29 Aug 2025 (Fri), SRT rose slightly +2.42% WTD in SGD and +10.22% YTD in SGD. WTD gains were led by industrial, office and retail by subsector and Suntec REIT, MLT and FCT by individual REIT. Morgan Stanley forecasts S-REITs to be driven by attractive spreads and sustained equity fund raising and DPU growth. Phillip Securities maintains S-REITs overweight, prioritizing those with robust sponsors, healthy financials, operational strength, high-yield, and resilient fundamentals. $CSOP iEdge SREIT ETF S$(SRT.SI)$ 2025 YTD Total Return: +10.22% 【MMF】 US Treasuries rallied across the curve during the week with more tightening at the short-end and belly after healthy 2Y, 5Y and 7Y auction demand and after Trump's attempt to fire Lisa Cook

Yes, I can use my SRS to buy S27( S&P 500 counter in SGX). Long term CAGR is still around 10-12% per year. I also received dividends quarterly as I wait to see capital gains to increase. CPF I used to buy US equity ( therefore not from SGX) during market corrections. While waiting for for opportunity to buy, 8 collect interest from government 😀 

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My acc not in SG based, jadinya gada cash boost acc deh

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Whenever the topic of investing comes up, one recurring question is: Should I use CPF or SRS funds for SGX stocks? For me, the answer has mostly been no when it comes to CPF. CPF vs. SRS: Two Different Stories My SRS account is easy—there’s literally $1 sitting there, so it’s not even a consideration right now. CPF, though, is trickier because technically I can use it for investments. But I choose not to. The reason is simple: CPF is my safe corner. The interest rates are fixed and predictable, which means I can calculate the yearly growth with certainty. That kind of assurance is rare, because almost nothing else in investing works in straight lines. Stocks, on the other hand, are full of uncertainty. One year can bring soaring profits, the next can wipe out years of gains. Recessions, fi

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The article presents several questions regarding Intel's recent stock performance and future prospects, inviting a response on whether its -7% drop represents a buying opportunity. Specific Considerations: "Is it a load-up chance for you?": This question relates to whether the recent price drop makes Intel an attractive investment for accumulating more shares. "Given its low price, a good ticker to try options?": This asks about the suitability of Intel's stock for options trading, considering its current valuation. "Are you bullish on its long term development?":

[Heart]Hello, fellow Tigers.This past week, we held a roundtable discussion on the necessity and techniques of short-term trading.The main guest speakers attending the conference included James Ooi, Chief Strategy Analyst of Tiger Global Singapore, and three Tiger friends who are very active in the Tiger community, have rich trading experience and are good at trading.（Event pics）In this article, let's listen to Terra @Terra_Incognita 's wonderfull sharing.Impressive “sound-bite” bullets:“I’m a left-side hunter: I buy fear and sell euphoria before the crowd confirms the move.”“My watchlists are living organisms—over 100 names traded in 12 months, but only the ones kissing support or punching resistance get an invitation to the table.”“O

Hello, fellow Tigers.This past week, we held a roundtable discussion on the necessity and techniques of short-term trading.The main guest speakers attending the conference included @Tiger_James Ooi, Chief Strategy Analyst of Tiger Global Singapore, and three Tigers who are very active in the Tiger community, have rich trading experience, and are skilled traders.（Event pics）In this article, let's listen to @Optionspuppy's sharing. And read more from @Optionspuppy’s investing journey and How he use @Tiger_CashBoostAccount to enlarge his money make power.

🎉🎉Congrats to Weekly Top 5 Most Active & Promising CBA Traders!💰💰Hey SG Tigers!🐯Another week has gone by, and we are happy to see many amazing tradings from you!🎉🎉🎉Here we present the top 5 most active/promising Cash Boost Account (CBA) traders for the week of August 25th-August 29th!🎉🎉We'd like to congratulate @Crown Wave 168 , @Mackay @ASITOH @jasonjh @一股封神 @Dannnn @arr1 Welcome to contact our operator at

【SRT】 As of 29 Aug 2025 (Fri), SRT rose slightly +2.42% WTD in SGD and +10.22% YTD in SGD. WTD gains were led by industrial, office and retail by subsector and Suntec REIT, MLT and FCT by individual REIT. Morgan Stanley forecasts S-REITs to be driven by attractive spreads and sustained equity fund raising and DPU growth. Phillip Securities maintains S-REITs overweight, prioritizing those with robust sponsors, healthy financials, operational strength, high-yield, and resilient fundamentals. $CSOP iEdge SREIT ETF S$(SRT.SI)$ 2025 YTD Total Return: +10.22% 【MMF】 US Treasuries rallied across the curve during the week with more tightening at the short-end and belly after healthy 2Y, 5Y and 7Y auction demand and after Trump's attempt to fire Lisa Cook

[Heart]Hello, fellow Tigers.This past week, we held a roundtable discussion on the necessity and techniques of short-term trading.The main guest speakers attending the conference included James Ooi, Chief Strategy Analyst of Tiger Global Singapore, and three Tiger friends who are very active in the Tiger community, have rich trading experience and are good at trading.（Event pics）In this article, let's listen to Terra @Terra_Incognita 's wonderfull sharing.Impressive “sound-bite” bullets:“I’m a left-side hunter: I buy fear and sell euphoria before the crowd confirms the move.”“My watchlists are living organisms—over 100 names traded in 12 months, but only the ones kissing support or punching resistance get an invitation to the table.”“O

Hello, fellow Tigers.This past week, we held a roundtable discussion on the necessity and techniques of short-term trading.The main guest speakers attending the conference included @Tiger_James Ooi, Chief Strategy Analyst of Tiger Global Singapore, and three Tigers who are very active in the Tiger community, have rich trading experience, and are skilled traders.（Event pics）In this article, let's listen to @Optionspuppy's sharing. And read more from @Optionspuppy’s investing journey and How he use @Tiger_CashBoostAccount to enlarge his money make power.

Whenever the topic of investing comes up, one recurring question is: Should I use CPF or SRS funds for SGX stocks? For me, the answer has mostly been no when it comes to CPF. CPF vs. SRS: Two Different Stories My SRS account is easy—there’s literally $1 sitting there, so it’s not even a consideration right now. CPF, though, is trickier because technically I can use it for investments. But I choose not to. The reason is simple: CPF is my safe corner. The interest rates are fixed and predictable, which means I can calculate the yearly growth with certainty. That kind of assurance is rare, because almost nothing else in investing works in straight lines. Stocks, on the other hand, are full of uncertainty. One year can bring soaring profits, the next can wipe out years of gains. Recessions, fi

I want to see how you trade with CPF/SRS.. THANKS 

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ let's do it 

Don’t do it

Yes, I can use my SRS to buy S27( S&P 500 counter in SGX). Long term CAGR is still around 10-12% per year. I also received dividends quarterly as I wait to see capital gains to increase. CPF I used to buy US equity ( therefore not from SGX) during market corrections. While waiting for for opportunity to buy, 8 collect interest from government 😀 

The article presents several questions regarding Intel's recent stock performance and future prospects, inviting a response on whether its -7% drop represents a buying opportunity. Specific Considerations: "Is it a load-up chance for you?": This question relates to whether the recent price drop makes Intel an attractive investment for accumulating more shares. "Given its low price, a good ticker to try options?": This asks about the suitability of Intel's stock for options trading, considering its current valuation. "Are you bullish on its long term development?":

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Why drop?!?! 

Great product and platform. Gives investor more funds for investment

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ almost always a yes!

My acc not in SG based, jadinya gada cash boost acc deh