Shares open low, eyeing at ComfortDelgro

Prices open down.

Banks are falling.

Based on US Citibank and Exxon, looks like prices must fall below the recent valleys.

SPH and SGX are exceptionals. 

Can buy?

ComfortDelgro looks like a buy at S$1.59.



Anything to sell?

This is not the time to sell.

Is it possible to make money from stocks every day?


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