
The Moss Piglet
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This blog is named after the world's most indestructible creature the moss piglet, or also known as tardigrades. These microscopic animals are even more hardier than cockroaches and will continue to thrive for billions of years. The reason why this microbeast is chosen to represent this blog is that we aim to create a resilient investment portfolio for all stages of the economic cycle.
The Moss Piglet
5M ago
With the dust settled behind them and armed with a huge cash holdings, OKP Holdings (SGX:5CF) is getting back on its feet.
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The Moss Piglet
5M ago
Singapore's construction industry is having a bad quarter. Bad news are coming out in droves. Here is what I've found out so far.
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The Moss Piglet
5M ago
Acesian Partners (SGX:5FW) shares are considered undervalued, presenting an opportunity for investors to acquire at a discounted price.
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The Moss Piglet
5M ago
Discover the potential risks and concerns surrounding investing in AI as we explore its evolving landscape and market dynamics.
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The Moss Piglet
5M ago
Artificial intelligence (AI) dominates conversations, prompting thoughts on its impact, business models, and regulatory responses. However, uncertainty looms over the outcome of this technological revolution. Interestingly, investors find themselves in the same boat. Recent surges in the stock prices of tech giants like Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft indicate that investors are banking on the …
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The Moss Piglet
5M ago
The reopening of the Chinese economy after the pandemic could present investment opportunities for those interested in the Chinese market.
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The Moss Piglet
5M ago
MTQ Corporation SGX:M05 presents an attractive investment opportunity with its strong financials and potential for business turnaround.
The post MTQ Corporation (SGX:M05) – Promising Business Turnaround Potential with Strong Financial Performance appeared first on The Moss Piglets ..read more
The Moss Piglet
5M ago
With an attractive valuation, positive financial outlook, and commitment to innovation, Wabash National $WNC is positioned for success.
The post Wabash National Corporation (WNC:NYSE) – Driving Growth with Strong Financial Performance and a Solid Order Book appeared first on The Moss Piglets ..read more
The Moss Piglet
1y ago
OKP Holdings has faced difficulties in the past due to the fatal accident at their project in 2017.
With respect to the accident, OKP succeeded in the Arbitration against the design consultant and awarded S$43,792,421.96.
Also with respect to the accident, they were not actively pursuing government tenders from 2017-2020. Unlike majority of Singapore’s construction industry, they avoided executing projects that were badly affected by cost increases arising from the pandemic.
OKP has regained momentum in new contract wins worth $384.5mil since Nov 2022.
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The Moss Piglet
1y ago
Singapore’s construction industry is having a bad quarter. News of financial difficulties were coming out from a few public listed construction companies. The pandemic and the rise in cost due to inflationary pressures have caused many to suffer. Revenue and profit from construction companies are usually project/contract based. It means that any sudden surge in construction cost will have a negative impact on their budgeted costs as it is not easy to pass the cost onto the customer. Therefore, contractors and developers were the worse hit in this sector. This has led me to think whether Singap ..read more