Chin Hui Leong
‘SaaS-pocalypse’ revisited: Three fears answered
Such software companies are not out of the woods, but the ones that thrive are those that fix customer pain points
The subtle art of not selling stocks
Discipline doesn’t start at the point of buying; it happens long before
Code is cheap. Trust is not
The durable edge in investing has always been in what is hard to see: trust, relationships, switching costs and institutional knowledge
The SaaS apocalyse: When fear does the thinking
THE stock market can’t make up its mind. On the one hand, it is fretting over the hundreds of billions of dollars...
Four telltale signs of an AI boom or bust
Check if firms are delivering durable revenue streams by looking out for things such as specific dollar figures
Should you still buy stocks at market highs?
Instead of chasing the next hot tip, focus on your priorities and stay true to your goals
2025’s biggest investing lesson – slow down
It is not about ignoring information but about refusing to let urgency override judgment
The stock market will eventually fall. Here are your options
Your success isn’t measured against the market or your neighbour’s portfolio; it’s measured against your own goals
STI at 10,000 by 2040: Which companies will do the heavy lifting?
Pretty much the same 10 companies doing it now. The question is if they can continue to do well, doling out steady,...
The successful investor’s checklist
A good checklist won’t make you Warren Buffett, but it will prevent you from being consistently wrong
