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If you're in your 20s or 30s and just starting to build your investment portfolio, you’ve probably heard about stocks, ETFs, and maybe even crypto. But there’s one underrated asset class that deserves a serious look—Singapore REITs (S-REITs). Kenny Loh, a Certified REIT Specialist and Wealth Advisory Director at Financial Alliance, breaks down why REITs aren’t just for retirees—they’re a smart move for young investors too. 🔑 6 Reasons REITs Belong in Your Portfolio 💧 Liquidity Unlike physical property, REITs are traded on the SGX—buy and sell anytime, no lock-in. 📈 High Dividend Yields Many REITs offer 5–9% annual yields. That’s passive income you can reinvest to compound faster. 🧾 Tax Efficiency REIT distributi

The US Dollar has devalued by 10% in 2025 (YTD). Image from barchart - USD fell 10% in value in 2025 YTD It can take months or years before the market enters a correction. It can also happen in a moment. A market top cannot conceal some of the market weaknesses in debt and demand. Consider building a portfolio that benefits from a bull, bear or baboon run. Inputs from Grok: Market corrections are unpredictable, as evidence suggests they can strike suddenly or develop slowly due to factors like tariffs or recessions, with 2025 forecasts ranging from 10-16% drops. Hidden weaknesses, such as high debt or weak demand, often lurk at market peaks, as seen in past crises like 2008. Diversifying portfolios across asset classes and regions is a solid strategy to navigate bull, bear, or volatile mar

"If I had to pick just one financial metric to choose stocks, I'd pick ROE." — Warren BuffettIn an increasingly uncertain market, how can investors find companies that can truly withstand cycles and generate sustainable returns?Today, let me walk you through how to use ROE as a metric to identify high-quality, high-return companies in the Hong Kong stock market, and how to understand them through Warren Buffett's lens.1. What Is ROE and Why Is It So Important in Buffett's Investment Philosophy?ROE (Return on Equity) = Net Profit / Shareholders' Equity. It measures how much profit a company generates using each dollar of shareholders' equity.Buffett has used this single metric to identify many of his most successful investments—the most famous example being Coca-Cola.In 1987, during the "Bl