What to Do When Your Stocks Crash

3 Mar 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Sometimes, things don’t go our way. This sentiment was evident while I was reading about a football match between the Italian football clubs, Inter Milan and Sampdoria. The latter had dominated the game, racking up 19 shots on goal and taking the lion’s share of possession in the game. The final score, ...
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What Does the Future Hold for SembCorp Industries Limited?

3 Mar 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Utilities and marine engineering conglomerate Sembcorp Industries Limited (SGX: U96) has seen better times. The business and shares of its major subsidiary SembCorp Marine Ltd (SGX: S51) have been dragged down by the potential bankruptcy of a major customer, Sete Brasil. Meanwhile, the conglomerate also ...
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3 Things You Need To Know About the Singapore Stock Market Today

2 Mar 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Welcome to Wednesday evening! Here are three things about Singapore’s stock market and investing in general that you might want to look at today and over the rest of the week. 1. The earnings season is still on-going (though it’s ending soon). Here are the latest earnings coverage from my colleagues: ...
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3 Charts Investors Should See About the Dividends of Sembcorp Industries Limited

2 Mar 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Sembcorp Industries Limited (SGX: U96), the utilities and marine conglomerate, had released its earnings for 2015 two weeks ago. In it, the company announced a final dividend of S$0.06 per share, which brought its total dividend for the year to S$0.11 per share. At Sembcorp Industries’ current share ...
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Here’s How Sembcorp Marine Ltd May Survive the Oil Slump

2 Mar 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Sembcorp Marine Ltd (SGX: S51) has been caught in a funk lately with dark clouds gathering around it. The oil-rig builder is facing repercussions from the potential bankruptcy of one of its major customers, the Brazilian oil & gas company Sete Brasil. Sembcorp Marine had also cut its dividend in 2015 ...
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Will Low Oil Prices Drag Down Sembcorp Industries Limited?

1 Mar 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Utilities and marine engineering conglomerate Sembcorp Industries Limited (SGX: U96) has seen better times. The business and shares of its major subsidiary SembCorp Marine Ltd (SGX: S51) have been dragged down by the potential bankruptcy of a major customer, Sete Brasil. Meanwhile, there was also a dividend ...
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3 Things Investors Should Watch in 2016

29 Feb 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
In an interview published near the end of 2015, Howard Marks, a great thinker on the topic of investing and the co-chairman of the investing firm Oaktree Capital, was asked how investors should prepare themselves for 2016. To that, Marks responded: “The most important thing to do is to assess not the ...
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Will Sembcorp Industries Limited "Rescue" Sembcorp Marine Ltd Through A Privatisation?

29 Feb 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
SembCorp Marine Ltd (SGX: S51) has been caught in a funk lately. Dark clouds such as a dividend cut and the potential bankruptcy of one of its major customers, Sete Brasil, have weighed on its shares. The rig builder has seen the value of its shares sliced by nearly 54% since the start of 2015. In light ...
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A Quick Snapshot of the Singapore Stock Market this Week

28 Feb 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
This week, Singapore’s stock market, as represented by the Straits Times Index (SGX: STI), had slipped by 0.3% to end Friday at 2,649 points. Of the 30 index components, 16 had clocked a weekly loss, with oil rig builder Sembcorp Marine Ltd (SGX: S51) losing the most ground. Its shares had slumped by ...
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Why Are Bank Stocks In Singapore Cheap Now?

26 Feb 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Singapore’s market barometer, the Straits Times Index (SGX: STI), is down by 24% over the last 12 months. Not pretty. But wait till you take a look at the bank stocks. Singapore’s three main listed banks, namely DBS Group Holdings Ltd (SGX: D05), Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp Limited (SGX: O39), and United ...
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