News about a stock market bubble has investors worried about a crash. Singapore property, crypto (bitcoin), and the recent popularity of the private asset market, specifically Payment-in-Kind (PIK) financing, could all be possible bubbles — but could they also continue their march upwards?

The fear of missing out (FOMO) is a perennial bad habit of many investors and it can be disastrous when it pushes your thinking into the short-term, with dollar signs being the only target in mind.

A new buzzword emerges: Artificial Intelligence (AI). Should we be diving in to invest in this? After all, they could be the next big thing like Google or Apple — but it is not the first time that the human race has developed something new and exciting.

When is the best time to invest? The common refrain would be to wait for the ‘best time’ to put your money to work. But the truth is you don’t need to wait for the best time to still get good results.

Identifying a bubble is incredibly difficult, let alone predicting the direction it could go. So, in what future scenario does the asset justify its price?

Investors commonly believe that market highs are often followed by drops. What does the evidence from past highs actually show?