Chong Ser Jing, Compounder Fund
Chong Ser Jing, Compounder Fund

31 March 2023
Alibaba Split: Logistics arm, Cainiao, eyes 2023 IPO, is this the first of many more to come?
Alibaba Group Holding’s logistics arm, Cainiao Network Technology, that is currently valued at more than $20 billion, has started preparations with banks for its Hong Kong initial public offering.
This comes after the Chinese tech giant announced that it will split its empire into six business unites.
Chinese tech stocks also jumped following the news.
It seems very vibrant now and is the a sign of easing of China's tech crackdown?
On Bigger Picture, Willie Keng finds out from Chong Ser Jing, Co-founder and portfolio manager of Compounder Fund.
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Listen to his previous podcasts:
28 December 2022
Market View: Can you predict the financial markets going into 2023?
It has been a rough 12 months for markets across the world – rising rates, emerging market governments stumble into default, currencies suffer and double-digit losses in stocks and bonds alike - though many investors are optimistic that 2023 could bring some relief.
Could we have predicted all this? What can we as investors do?
Willie Keng speaks with Chong Ser Jing, Co-founder and portfolio manager of Compounder Fund on predictions, expectations and investment psychology for investors going into 2023!
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6 October 2022
Bigger Picture: How to invest in a volatile market
Market has come down, S&P 500 down 19 percent, NASDAQ down 25 percent since the start of this year. Chong Ser Jing, Co-Founder and Portfolio Manager, Compounder Fund discusses how one can invest in this volatile market.
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6 May 2021
Bigger Picture: Why Investing In Stocks Is A Lot Like Lending Your Friend Money
‘The Good Investors’ in collaboration with ‘The Woke Salaryman’ have come up with a relatable analogy about investing in stocks - lending money to your friend! Chong Ser Jing, Portfolio Manager and Co-Founder, Compounder Fund shares more about the similarities between how we invest in stocks, and how we determine if we should lend somebody money.
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