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Every few years, markets fall under a mania. In 2000, it was the internet. In 2021, crypto and meme stocks. Today, it is AI. Each mania convinces you that only one future is worth owning, and quietly pulls your money away from the businesses that truly compound.
While everyone piles into the same handful of US AI giants, your "diversified" portfolio quietly becomes one concentrated bet. When 45% of the S&P 500 crowds around a single theme, "holding the market" no longer means owning 500 companies. It means betting on one story and praying nothing changes. Strip out the AI names, and the rest of the market has barely moved.
Singapore investors love REITs for their 5–7% yields. But many overstretched REITs use tempting payouts to mask falling occupancy and rising refinancing costs. When distributions keep shrinking, a 7% yield is not income. It is your own capital handed back to you, dressed up as a return. In this market, cheap is almost never just cheap.
A stock at multi-year lows looks like a bargain. But without checking cash flow, balance-sheet strength, and whether the business can endure, "cheap" usually means the market knows something you don't. Nick Sleep had a name for abandoned-but-sound companies: "anti-bubbles", the real value. Most low-priced stocks are not anti-bubbles. They are value traps.
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