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  (Image Credit: Wikipedia; Flag of Greenland) Commentary   Lone Wolf Fund(LWF) Portfolio as at end of Jan 2026 1.) Cash 2.) IREIT Global 2.)  Genting Singapore *Stocks are not rank in accordance to capital invested .  *Just for sharing. Not an inducement to buy or sell . Commentary   Welcome to the first portfolio update for the year. I have nothing new to report. The End. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION ON THIS MATTER! Then again I do have something to talk about. The US market is waking up to the idea of the risk exhibited by the Chief Market Manipulator. After the strong start to the year, profit taking was on the first agenda towards the later part of the month. It is no coincidence, the market got sold off after the tariffs tantrum. The Tariff, another predictable policy tool used by Trump to scare the European Union into submission over Greenland. The rich valuation also plays a big part of the selldown. Trump, himself, has become predictable by doing a TACO...

  (Source: MAS) The results of this month SSBs. The issue received reasonable demands. There were $316.4m applications for $400m SSBs. $293.4m found buyers. With the rise in 10-year yield. There is a possibility next month SSBs might be higher than the current month. SSBs will be a good area for short-term cash(less than a year). God bless. 🙏 Please consider following us on telegram for the latest update on Lone Wolf investor by clicking on the link below. No form filling, no payment required, no collection of data, no data mining, no hard selling, no obligation.  https://t.me/joinchat/oCgkD3sQFRMzMWM1 Disclaimers   All investments is highly speculative in nature and involves substantial risk of loss. We encourage our reader to invest very carefully. We also encourage reader to get personal advice from your professional investment advisor and to make independent investigations before acting on information that we publish. Much of our information is derived directly from ...

  (Image credit: FPCreatives; Canadian PM at Davos) Market Summary 18-24 Jan 2026 *USA* + US Composite PMI Output Index at 52.8 in Jan, vs 52.7 in Dec, Services PMI unchanged at 52.5, remains at 8-mth low   + S&P Global US Manufacturing PMI inched up to 51.9 in Jan, vs 51.8 in Dec, in line with market expectations of 52 + US personal consumption expenditure (PCE) rose 0.5% to US$98.6bn in Nov  + US consumer sentiment index revised up to 56.4 in Jan vs 52.9 in Dec; down by 21.3% on annual level + US Q3 GDP grew by 4.4% YoY in Q3, up from 4.3%: updated estimate by BEA  ± US initial jobless claims up by 1000 to 200,000; personal income rose 0.3% MoM to US$26.403 trillion in Nov  -US pending home sales down by 9.3% in Dec + US sells US$20.9bn in 10-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities resulted high yield of 1.94%  -US private credit investors withdrew >US$7bn from Wall Street’s largest funds in late 2025, Apollo Global, Ares Mgnt, Blackstone, HPS...

  (Image credit: Wikipedia; Salvador Dali, The Persistence of Memory) Our time is timed This topic was something I always wanted to talk about. Our time is timed. The subject of today’s write-up is about time management. I hope the readers indulge me for just once. I was supposed to meet an ex-colleague for lunch recently. It didn’t turn out well because he was late, even after he had rearranged to a later timing. No sms, try calling him twice, no response. Total MIA. Coincidentally, I met him 30 minutes after I left at a nearby junction. I did register my displeasure with him.  I am not a time waster, neither should anyone be. I always try to be early for my appointment due to the nature of my work as a former broker. Imagine putting a trade 1 second after closing. It can have a catastrophic outcome, financially.  I put my best foot forward to having a good conversation with the people I meet. Most friends can ascertain to that. I have this mantra. If I can’t be on time ...

  Another year, another SSBs issue. Using February 2026 SSBs 2.25% as an inflation hedge for 10 years is a poor choice, but if you are looking for a fixed deposit to place. SSBs provide another alternative. The first year of 1.35% and the second year of 1.47% is slightly higher than most fixed deposit rate offered by the banks. This month SSBs are probably more suitable for investors who need to keep their capital safe and liquid for the next couple of years. Closing date for Feb SSBs falls on the 27th Jan@9pm. God bless.  Please consider following us on telegram for the latest update on Lone Wolf investor by clicking on the link below. No form filling, no payment required, no collection of data, no data mining, no hard selling, no obligation.  https://t.me/joinchat/oCgkD3sQFRMzMWM1 Disclaimers   All investments is highly speculative in nature and involves substantial risk of loss. We encourage our reader to invest very carefully. We also encourage reader to get pers...

  (The unmistakable logo) (I am not the only one eating a Chicken Sandwich for breakfast) I bet 90% of people never tasted a Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich, unless you have gone to the states or joined the endless queue at Bugis +. Here I am, having my chicken sandwich at 10am. It was my first time eating a meal at Chick fil-A. Is the first Chick-fil-A outlet in Singapore and in Asia worthy of the hype?  (The restaurant is welcoming and clean) The answer to the above question is a resounding YES! A bit of history of Chick-fil-A. The restaurant was founded in 1946 by S. Truett Cathy, Hapeville, Georgia, where he invented the now famous Chicken Sandwich using pressure fryer. The family-owned business have 700 stores worldwide. A few hundred applicants applied to run the local franchise, but only one was successful. The owner is careful not to rush with new store opening to maintain quality. (A timeline of their history) The sandwich is nice and warm. The chicken fillet is moist an...