Most savvy investors would be aware and keeping track of the recent tech crackdowns in China. As such, most tech stocks including Tencent, Alibaba, JD, Baidu etc. saw a large decline in their share prices from their previous highs. However, in recent days, some forms of rebound in these Tech counters were observed. If so, how would DLC perform in such rebounds? (Source: Societe Generale) The above information shows the performance of the 5x Leverage Long DLC referenced to Alibaba. Alibaba rose 8% compared to its previous trading day. However, due to the 5x leveraging factor embedded in the DLC, the Alibaba referenced DLC climbed close to 40%. (Source: Societe Generale) On the contrary the 5x Leverage Short Alibaba referenced DLC declined close to 40%. For more information on DLC you may vi

So you’ve heard your friends, your family members, people around you talking about investing Real estate investment trusts (REITs) and how much dividend they have received from it since. Submitting to the fear of missing out, now you have finally summoned the courage and with great intent to hop on the bandwagon of investing in REITs. The only question you have for yourself right now is “which one do I go for?” In our earlier posts, we’ve discussed on why REITs are still one of the favorites among investors. In this article we will be unrevealing how investors can participate in the REITs space without having the trouble to perform stock pick and at the same time need not come up with hefty upfront capital to be able to get exposure to their favorite REIT counters. Exchange traded fun

When pandemic hits, global financial markets including S-REITs initially crashed, with investors panicking and selling liquid financial assets. For investors daring and savvy enough to put money to work during the trough in end-March 2020, total returns from capital gains have been a whopping 57%. Despite headlines on troubles in the retail space and how work-from-home has made offices redundant, occupancies measured by leases have remained high for S-REITs holding shopping malls and offices in Singapore, with little problems in rental collection, even if fewer are using these spaces. In the hardest hit hotel sector, the fall in physical property asset value was contained to less than 10% at a portfolio level among the S-REITs, a good outcome despite the pandemic curbing travel. Why S-Reit