Squid Game became Netflix's most watched show after it premiered in September 2021, drawing 111 million views and snowballing into a global phenomenon. Interestingly, there are a lot of shared principles between the games played on the show and in investing.

In this roundtable, we dive into the similarities between winning Squid Game... and winning the game of stocks. 

We all know we should invest for the long term -- provided that the company you invest in are quality ones that can outperform its competition. However, there will be times when our investments don't go the way we plan. So the question is... how low do you go before you sell? When should we actually sell our stocks and cut our losses? 

In this roundtable, we dive into the things you want to consider before selling your stock. 

SPH's share price rose following Keppel's $3.4 billion privatisation offer. The offer will see SPH delist and become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel. Under the offer, SPH shareholders will receive 66.8 cents in cash, 0.596 Keppel REIT units, and 0.782 SPH REIT units for every share.

In this roundtable, we go into details of the deal and what it means for SPH's current shareholders. 

China's largest property developer, China Evergrande, is crumbling under  more than $300 billion in liabilities. After years of ratcheting up  debt to fund expansion, the conglomerate’s financially risky behavior  became too dangerous for authorities to ignore.

Its share price has since fallen 81.12% year to date. The question is,  will China Evergrande's collapse trigger a Lehman Brothers financial  event... or is everything just overblown by the media?

In this week's roundtable, we share our opinions on China Evergrande and  what you should do if you're an investor who owns positions in the  Chinese stock market.

For investors who want to grow their money but don't know what stocks to pick, ETFs may be the way to go. An ETF holds different stocks in a single basket, thus offering investors broad diversification over different sectors and markets. 

There are over 7,000 ETFs around the world. So the question is, how do you pick the best ETFs to invest your money in? How do you compare and choose the better ETFs over other ETFs that invest in the same sector or industry?

In this week's roundtable, we cover the 10 things you should look out before you invest in an ETF.

China has barred online gamers under the age of 18 from playing on weekdays and limited their play to just 3 hours on weekends. This marks a significant restriction on the country's massive gaming industry.

Tencent's share price slumped 8.5% during regular trading hours in Hong Kong after the announcement. But the key question is, how will this restriction affect Tencent's growth moving forward?

In this roundtable, we talk about China's latest gaming ban, how it impacts Tencent, and what you should know if you are a Tencent shareholder. 

Many people are invested in the U.S stock market because of the number of high-quality listed companies and their growth potential. But did you know that, as a foreign investor, you are liable to pay estate taxes on your U.S. stocks and assets when you pass on?

In this week's roundtable, we discuss some of the ways to avoid paying U.S. estate taxes -- especially important if you own a large portfolio of U.S. securities.

Investing in the right industries gives investors predictability and also presents investors with the opportunity to grow along with market demand. On the flip side, picking the wrong ones can be disastrous and detrimental when it comes to the time spent on research and as well as the opportunity cost. 

In this week's roundtable, we discuss some of our favorite industries to look at for growth and stability.

Some investors call them 'super stocks', and some call them growth stocks. Ultimately, multibaggers are stocks that multiply your money many times over. And if you are the kind of investor who likes to look for companies that can multiply your money many times over... this video is for you. 

In this episode, we discuss a distinct trait of today's multibaggers. So look out for it the next time you try to find quality growth companies to invest in.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) lifted its dividend cap on Singapore banks (DBS, UOB, OCBC) as the global economy rebounds following gradual re-openings and vaccine rollouts. This also means that the dividends from the three banks are now back to pre-pandemic levels -- if not higher.

In this episode, we talk about the current financial status of the three Singapore banks, their upside moving forward, and whether it's still a good time to buy them for dividends and capital gains.