Last week, I got invited to the NUS Invest Fiesta to share with students about my professional trading experience, and how they can pick up simple skills to start building their wealth from an early age.
It was a great full-house turnout, and once again a big thanks to NUS for the invitation!
Look forward to sharing more soon! 😀
Last week, I was invited by ShareInvestor Academy to conduct a half-day skills training workshop at SPH to share how professional traders use candlestick patterns differently.
https://synapsetrading.com/shareinvestor-academy-training-practical-use-candlestick-patterns/
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It was an awesome FULL HOUSE event, with participants from all walks of life, and they got 3 hours of intensive skills training, followed by some hands-on market case studies and market outlook.
Based on the heart-warming feedback we have received so far, we look forward to conducting another session in the future. If you know any friends or family who want to want to create a second source of income, do ask them to sign up for our mailing list so that they can receive priority updates for the next session!
A big thanks to ShareInvestor, SPH, Lim & Tan, our wonderful Synapse Network Team, and everyone who helped make this event a success! 🙂
P.S. For those who were asking whether we had a full training program, you can check out more details here: https://synapsetrading.com/events/the-synapse-program/
Due to overwhelming support from the last session, I have once again been invited by ShareInvestor to share some of my trading skills that are used by real professional traders.
https://synapsetrading.com/half-day-intensive-skills-training-workshop-at-sph-full-house/
https://synapsetrading.com/full-house-event-sph-portfolio-strategies-of-professional-traders/
We capped it as 60 pax for the last session, and it was full house. Those who are keen can sign up via this link:
http://www.shareinvestor.com/sg/events/signup?id=192#sic_signUp
See you there! 😀
Great news! Our new-and-improved training program is back! 😀
We have a few exciting surprises lined up, including new exciting workshops and a proprietary stock scanner. More details will be revealed in due time.
In line with our strategies, our new program will be renamed from “The Synapse Program” to “The Synapse HFT Program”, where HFT refers to our trademark Hands-Free Trading Strategies which will allow you to trade profitably with as little as 15 minutes a day.
This is no doubt the most value-for-money ONE YEAR training program conducted by a real professional trader who has traded for the big funds.
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The stock market is a great place to generate wealth but before getting started, you have to understand a few basic terms. For instance, stock share and equity.
They’re all synonymous, all representing a partial ownership of a company. So, if you buy stock in Apple or SingTel, you officially own a share of the company. Buy 1000 shares and a company that offers 100,000 shares and you own 1%. Owning shares allows you to benefit from a company’s growth and profits in the form of capital gains and dividend payouts.
Capital gains represent the difference between the purchase price of an investment and the eventual selling price, so if you buy one share of a company for $1 and eventually sell that share for 5 dollars, you receive $4 in capital gains per share.
A dividend payout is the percentage of a company’s earnings that get paid to shareholders who have stock in the company, usually on an annual basis.
Those are the basic terms.
Now, let’s look at basic market function. It all starts when a company decides to sell its shares in an initial public offering or IPO. This is when a company goes from being totally private to one that is owned and traded by the public once on the stock market or exchange.
You can purchase stock in that company through a stock broker along with other companies also listed on a stock exchange, which leads us to our next topic how to choose which types of stocks to buy and trade.
One way is to separate them by sectors like financials, real estate, health care, technology and so on. Another approach is to divide them based on the size of the companies, also known as market capitalization.
On the low end are penny stocks which are cheap, volatile but offer high growth potential.
Then, there’s mid-caps which provides solid growth potential with less risk and on the high end, blue chips which are usually larger with strong track records, more stable companies with higher stock prices.
Finally, you could check out stock indices or indexes. These are used to measure the value of a particular section of the stock market.
For example, the S&P 500 index tracks the performance of 500 companies in the US markets giving us a good overview of the health of the overall US markets and in Singapore, there’s the Straits Times Index which tracks the performance of the top 30 companies listed on the Singapore exchange.
Every market has its own benchmark and tracking the indexes is a good way to determine the direction of the market overall, so those are the stock market basics.
Next up, let’s explore some of the other products that can be found in the financial markets.
