To The Moon

The first quarter of the year has come to a close, and for many investors and market watchers, it ended with more questions than answers. Heading into the year, expectations were cautiously optimistic. Many believed the global economy had weathered the worst of the turbulence from the past few years. There was hope that easing inflation, stabilizing supply chains, and a gradual shift in monetary policy would provide the foundation for stronger market performance. However, Q1 proved to be far more challenging than anticipated. Markets experienced persistent volatility as investors navigated a complex mix of macroeconomic pressures, shifting central bank signals, geopolitical uncertainties, and uneven corporate earnings. Instead of the strong momentum many had hoped for, the quarter delivere

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In 2025, I learned that emotions are expensive in the markets. The moments I stayed calm mattered more than the moves I made. My 2026 keyword is Calm. It represents making steady decisions regardless of headlines or short term volatility. @Frisbee

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$   My Personal View on STI’s Breakout and the Shifting Balance in Global Equities Over the past few months, I have been paying closer attention to how global equity leadership is evolving, and one development that really stood out to me is Singapore’s performance. Quietly but decisively, the STI delivered around 25 percent total return in 2025, one of its strongest results in more than 15 years. For a market that is usually associated with stability, dividends, and moderate growth, this kind of outperformance made me pause and reflect on what might be changing beneath the surface. What makes this even more interesting is the timing. Around the same period, Goldman Sachs released its Global Equity Outlook 20

In 2025, I realised that cash flow matters more than hype. Exciting trends didn’t always translate into real profits. Solid companies with stable earnings—and dividends—proved more reliable than flashy “stories.” @AhGong

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