Your Money with Michelle Martin
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Your Money With Michelle Martin (9am - 12pm) It’s all about Your Money with Michelle Martin from 9am to 12pm. How to save, invest and make the best financial decisions for yourself. Listen to inspiring thinkers with “Influence” and hear from great authors in “Read”.
NOV 23, 2021
23/11/21 - Market View: Jerome Powell stays as Fed chair, Zoom's growth slows, Evergrande is dropped from the HSI and Crypto.com coin surgesMichelle Martin and Ryan Huang digest the latest news from the US, where Jerome Powell keeps his job as chair of the Federal Reserve. Also on the agenda: Zoom's growth slowing down to 35 per cent for Q3, China Evergrande is dropped from the Hang Seng index and how much Crypto.com’s coin surged.
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NOV 23, 2021
23/11/21 - Market View Minutes with Michelle: Electric boats — the new EV?General Motors believes there's a market for electric boats, investing US$150 million in Pure Water Craft, which makes up a 25 per cent stake. If you're interested in investing in a boat maker directly, one Canadian company could be worth a fresh look. But if electric boats aren't your thing, Michelle Martin has another investment nugget for you.
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NOV 22, 2021
22/11/21 - Market View: Luxury living by the Singapore River, China's property debts and how it's affecting the Singapore ETF index with a very long nameMichelle Martin and Ryan Huang discuss the weekend launch of CanningHill Piers, which saw the sale of a $48 million penthouse, whether China's real estate owners can pay their debts and how it's affecting a Singapore ETF index, and which IPO the Saudi exchange Tadawul is preparing for.
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16:47
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NOV 22, 2021
22/11/21 - Market View Minutes with Michelle: What's on Goldman Sach's buy listWant to invest like Goldman Sachs? The investment bank is shopping for Singapore's DBS as interest rate hikes loom, along with three semiconductor companies and even a low-cost carrier. Michelle Martin has the seven stocks investors might want to consider.
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NOV 19, 2021
19/11/21 - Market View: PayTM's dismal debut in India, China Evergrande's likely default and who could be the next US Fed ChairMichelle Martin and Ryan Huang discuss the slump of India's PayTM on its IPO debut, whether China Evergrande Group is likely to default and US President Joe Biden's bid on the next US Fed Chair.
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NOV 19, 2021
19/11/21 - Market View Minutes with Michelle: Brands entering the metaverseFrench luxury conglomerate Kering Group, which owns brands like Yves Saint Laurent and Gucci is one of the first luxury companies already planning to make money from the metaverse. What do digital wardrobes mean for opportunities for investors looking for metaverse plays?
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NOV 19, 2021
19/11/21 - Money & Me: VTL’s and hospitality and retail, a new Reit ETF and Making sense of offers for SPHMichelle Martin catches up with Kenny Loh, REIT Specialist and Independent Financial Advisor on the health of S-Reits amid pandemic recovery, the latest addition to Singapore's suite of Reit ETFs and what investors could consider about those offers from Keppel and Cuscaden Peak.
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NOV 19, 2021
19/11/21 - Read: Built to Innovate by Ben M. BensaouMichelle Martin discusses her latest Read with the author himself, Ben M. Bensaou, Professor of Technology Management and Asian Business and Comparative Management, INSEAD, which shares how companies can allow for continuous innovation today.
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NOV 18, 2021
18/11/21 - Influence: Julian Artopé, founder and CEO, Zenyum on lessons for fundraising for entrepreneursZenyum is a brand banking on what people want in every selfie, a beautiful smile. The company says it wants to make that beautiful smile affordable, with clear retainers that are up to 70% cheaper than other clear braces
The brand has raised some $56 million in funding. Zenyum's founder and entrepreneur Julian Artopé shares his insights on fundraising, brand building and what is next for the company.
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NOV 18, 2021
18/11/21 - Money & Me: What happens when a digital exchange exits? Mt Gox's repayment and the price of Bitcoin. China replacing US tech and new on the NFT bandwagonArun Pai, Chief Strategy Officer, FLOW shares his thoughts with Michelle Martin on what Huobi Global's existing investors can expect as it exits and transitions into Huobi Singapore, whether Japan's Mt Gox can repay $8.5 billion in bitcoin to its creditors it lost from a hack, and how much Chinese tech companies stand to gain as it secretly seeks to replace US tech.
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