Well, here’s the thing about Singapore’s investing scene. On one hand—you’ve got those big-name blue chip stocks that everyone fawns over. They’re like that perfect ice-cream cone on a sweltering day—reliable, you know?
But then, there’s this other side of the coin. Small-cap stocks. They’re kinda like those odd trinkets you find at a flea market—mysterious and potentially valuable if you’re lucky enough.
So, David Kuo—yeah, the very one—says these little guys get ignored. It means, crazy as it sounds, you might stumble on something worth way more than you paid.
But don’t let anyone fool you, it’ll take some digging. Like, serious groundwork. You might end up with muddy shoes and a puzzled look.
SGX’s Hidden Gems? I mean, where do you even begin? How do you dive into the world of SGX small-cap stocks without feeling like a deer in headlights?
Honestly, start with the FTSE Straits Times Small-Cap Index. It’s got 42 companies, so it’s like a sampler platter. And random fact: as of June 17, 2025 (I know, precise dates, right?), Yangzijiang Financial Holding Ltd stands out here, with a market cap of S$2.45 billion.
It’s like trying to figure out why wet cardboard has a sound on ice. Weird metaphor? Yeah. But it gets the point across—unique, confusing, and kinda intriguing once you get past the initial ‘huh’ moment. Anyway, I digress. Where was I? Ah, nope. Lost it.
