Singapore Stocks Versus US Stocks. A Detailed Comparison

[@CapDingo1975]

I just want to say thank you Adam Khoo. I was with Stashaway SG and they totally messed me up with their marketing. They told me they were experts and leave investing to them. Even my kids angpow money is in there. And it went south big time. It caused me to think of other ways to recover. I listened to your KZbin videos. And now I am up over 30%.

[@AdamKhoo]

Great to hear that! Congrats

[@CapDingo1975]

@@AdamKhoo again thank you boss.

[@Tky_83]

Well said adam. Each market have it own advantage. I invest in SGX for Dividend and capital growth in US market.

[@50Kvful]

Will Adam Khoo Agree with Zacks that Fuelcell has a huge upside potential? I'm interested?

[@victorc8028]

Great informative video Adam, makes me want to become a Singaporean citizen to take advantage of no capital gain tax, lol. Thank you

[@NgeeKey]

Thanks a lot Adam, this is super useful and insightful for a newbie in investment. Looking to learning from you more. And I saw you over at the Rochor bean curd with your family. Wanted to call you, but didn't not want to disturb you :)

[@carlosmartin1496]

Did you take into account dividends? Thanks!

[@DR-ts4eh]

As a Swiss who is invested in the US and SG Stock market, I can't add anything new to this video, great overview, totally agree. The performance of US stocks in general has been way, way better than SG stocks, no surprise. Reason for being invested in SG stocks are: - diversification (Currency, Geographical) - Dividend stocks (No withholding tax) - Personal bias (lived in Singapore for years) So no surprise my holdings in SG stocks are exclusively the 3 Banks and REITS. In the past there were also some other positions among them such as Wilmar. However if there is another approach or idea how to best benefit from SGX stocks I'm all ears.

[@jimmyvergakis4866]

I always enjoy learning from your videos .. , very appreciated. Thanks

[@detmoneycompass]

Wah this video is great. I love the probabilities and charts comparison

[@sonnypierce9783]

Thank you very much for this video. I am a SG Stk investor. I have been considering US Stk mkt for sometime. Your video had helped me to understand and have a clear road-map of where to invest. I am a dividend investor and so SG works for me. Again many thanks.

[@Mattybull]

Should we add in dividends for sg stocks?

[@tshepangthabane8067]

Adam and his Great analysis and advice always hit home!!!🎉🎉

[@amyhoang9140]

Hi Adam, when you say Singapore dividend stocks are tax free, did you mean they are tax free for U.S. citizens who live in the U.S. and invest in Singapore dividend stocks as well?

[@samuelzev4076]

Can you recommend which sector in Singapore are best to invest in?

[@Farmersyoungseniors]

Most objective video. Thank you!

[@BreakingLoop]

Hi Adam, what stock broker can we use in Singapore to trade US Stock options ?

[@kohkaimeng4138]

Great insight Adam . Thank for making this video :)

[@bhavikshah5016]

Thanks for the insights. But I am shocked with the lackluster performance of SGX returns.. why even run the exchange.. no wonder I never invested in any SG companies while being in SG for several years except for a few REITS which are good for dividends, but would have expected a lot more from equities.

[@MS-ub9hb]

Thanks for sharing Adam. Very insightful.

[@sweetsassy99]

Thank you so much for the info, Adam.👍

[@heyaung]

very useful information sir, i am just a beginner for going in Stock market

[@abcxyz1242]

Thks Adam for the wonderful analysis 👍👍I hope to catch up.

[@liamfebruary1622]

Hi Adam - long time viewer, what software do you use to view the s&p 500

[@shafinsalimhirani28]

Sir do you trade in India Stock Market?

[@mosheelk]

Did you take into account inflation in your calculation?

[@zebidartube]

What do you think about METV ETF?

[@jasonxjia84]

If for malaysian? Does US stock has capital gain tax for Malaysian?

[@hrt34tr]

Where can we invest in the Singapore market?

[@ShadowRap-y5l]

Why would you want even after watching this video 😂

[@CW00108]

Hi Adam, how much is the dividend portfolio as compare to your US. 15% / 85%? Thanks idol.

[@RoniejeBuh]

Tax issues are highly individual / country-related. I pay 15% for both, US and Singaporean dividends :)

[@purpletulip1688]

Thanks very much for the analysis

[@JoanneCarter-pj4vx]

Recently bought some recommended stocks and now they are just penny stocks. There seems to be more negative portfolios in the last 3rd half of 2023 with markets tumbling, soaring inflation, and banks going out of business. My concern is how can the rapid interest-rate hike be of favor to a value investor, or is it better avoiding stocks for a while?

[@florentinadrian]

What about BUOU Fraser it's okay for dividends?

[@Eugenewong794]

As a Malaysian, I also share the same feeling towards the Malaysian bursa index as u do towards the Singapore index, I dun invest in US market simply cos of lack of capital and conversion rate, myr really going to shit, but I do invest in my Malaysian market but in individual stocks, and I'm grateful that at least bursa have growth stocks, so far my pf return in 9 mths ard 18%, forecast min 20% for 1st year

[@ryanng23]

I have moved to US stocks from MY stocks. Best decision ever. Not looking back since then.

[@Eugenewong794]

I agree with Adam that invest in US stock is safer, even compared with bursa, but I treat bursa as a training ground before I start building US portfolio, if I can do well in bursa stocks, US market should be no problem, as bursa has a few market makers so the price can move easily, but US is much less volatile

[@officialyashcr]

Thanks for your valuable contents!

[@jeffyong1849]

great info!! now i understand singapore being a great country yet their market is not showing great performance.... can you or do you mind to do a sector weight for China market esp Hang Seng index? i am wondering if china market sector weights is similar to Singapore market... if yes, now i understand why you are not too keen in china market.... i have invested 40% of my capital in china market... thanks really appreciate all the info you are sharing... you are a great teacher

[@starbreath76]

Why do u need a dividend portfolio if u can fund expenses and earn more from growth stocks?

[@Danpron109]

I feel investors should focus on under-the-radar stocks, considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises plummeting stocks that were once revered..... I don't know where to go here out of devastation.

[@asisatan3731]

sir pls analyze dxyz etf etc tks sir and share all your free excel etc tks sir

[@MaxGarmin]

Can’t expect much from the Singapore market given that it is likely one of the smallest exchanges in the world and not many blue ribbon companies would want to list on it as well, except for those who cannot make it to the larger ones and of course those that are required to do it because of ‘National Service’ reasons. 😅

[@valuemomentumtrading]

Any market maker singapore?

[@jeffyong1849]

also, how about Dow jones, and nasqad, what are their sector weight? is it somthing similar to SP 500 as well?? You have triggered me the understanding the concept of sector weight which i have never taught of it thanks

[@cy16888]

this information is so valuable. now i know sti is not worth the time.

[@whirlpoolbook6730]

The biggest companies are still in US, and Singapore government is still highly regulate the economy in general.

[@dalton6173]

Basically the Singapore market would be better for day traders that don't really care about the company at all and just want high volatility so that it can drop real low and then be undervalued and then go up real high especially whenever they drop in their massive amount of money and then selling off to make a quick profit while everyone else suffers... While the US market is better for hey I'm going to sit my money here and expect it to grow over time.

[@byebyefiat]

STI is a55

[@smmasud4859]

Great

[@motipalomi3858]

If you put your money in the NASDAQ index last year, you make 45% without all the research

[@albayrakserkan]

nasdaq 100, QQQ ETF

[@magalengo]

Yes, and you would have lost -32.58% in 2022. Which would give you about a break even profit over a 24 month period.

[@Kevin-lf5vw]

In 2022, NASDAQ -30++%. My account -17%

[@stevencai3078]

Let the cat out of the bag,qqqm

[@tatianak.-p.554]

​@@magalengoCan't like your comment enough. People like to cherry pick, and don't even know they're doing it

[@Lucas-wn5wm]

Flip your money using american stocks and move money into SG dividend stocks for passive-er income

[@catchpc]

Plz check India NIFTY PLZ Adam

[@Jou2024]

Wwwaaaait 200k for a Toyota??? 😲

[@agneswong6165]

I am living in Australia, no matter where i invest my money, i need to pay the gain tax !😢

[@canthiraboonseng8527]

Also applicable to klse😅. Moral of the story,go for big market 😂

[@Action_Clips_CODM]

Wow Singapore market goes no where

[@PkkAgrahari]

1st view

[@ibberman]

👍👍👍👍👍🐠

[@quantum7401]

[@rcyc]

Someone said STI is a super terrible index 🤣

[@jowan33]

As a Singaporean, I think it is quite unpatriotic to shun S'pore stocks in favor of such heavy US stock bias. After all, our "father knows best" SG Govt (which we all know is Command & Control type) encourages us to buy SG equities. Our country got also many Blue-Chip companies (Singapore Airlines, Singtel, DBS, Tiger Beer, others) which are growing crazy with high dividends, so it seems not right to say US stocks are necessarily superior! Beyond only financials, there are also long-term Strategic and "National Champion" reasons to support SG stocks & SGX Exchange....not just blindly looking at economic returns. If you shun SG stocks, that is same as criticising SG Government.... So I choose to stick with investing into SG stocks.

[@tronghieuknk]

Go to my country to live😊

[@OpForjack]

For muslims here, 99.9 stocks are haram. They buy interest or put there money in bank for interest or do prohibited business according to Islam. Take Adam's forex course, (currency is halal and day trading doesn't involve interest) and you can make pretty good income (even millions) from it, if God wishes and you did your work. If you got no money, join prop firms to make capital.

[@AwnTouchable]

so stay a islamic brokie.....no one cares

[@meme-g3i]

Agree with SG bank stocks. Forget about s-reits

[@louisoh7814]

Now i know why some people called Singapore Market a fishing village. 🥲