A loyal shareholder reflects on riding through tough times in equities markets
Holding onto Singapore stocks may be irrational, but the hope is that doing so will pay off in the long term
EVENTS such as the conflict in the Middle East make one question many things in life.
For one thing, I question my inertia on my stock holdings. Perhaps I should have pared equities positions quickly, given how messy the situation in the Middle East is.
Elevated energy prices can drive inflation higher, hurt economic growth and foment social unrest. In such a scenario, can equities perform?
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