Fundamentals of Share Investing (Workshop) Survey

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* 1. Booking ID (please fill in the number provided by your trainer)

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* 2. Your Gender:

Male

Female

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* 3. Your Race :

Chinese

Malay

Indian

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Your Citizenship:

Singapore Citizen

Singapore Permanent Resident

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Your Age Range:

20 years and under

21 to 30 years

31 to 40 years

41 to 50 years

51 to 60 years

61 years and above

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* 6. Your Current Family Status:

Single with no dependants

Single with dependants

Married with no dependants

Married with dependants

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* 7. Your Highest Level of Education:

PSLE (Primary School)

"N' Level / "O" Level / ITE Certification

"A" Level / Diploma

Bachelor Degree

Postgraduate Degree

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* 8. Your Annual Household Income Range (Before Taxes):

$24,000 and below

Between $24,001 and $30,000

Between $30,001 and $60,000

Between $60,001 and $90,000

Between $90,001 and $120,000

Between $120,001 and above

	Do Not Know	True	False
If a company is liquidated, ordinary shareholders rank behind all other creditors and are likely to lose all their investment.	If a company is liquidated, ordinary shareholders rank behind all other creditors and are likely to lose all their investment. Do Not Know	If a company is liquidated, ordinary shareholders rank behind all other creditors and are likely to lose all their investment. True	If a company is liquidated, ordinary shareholders rank behind all other creditors and are likely to lose all their investment. False
Changing the number of shares in issue could influence the share price.	Changing the number of shares in issue could influence the share price. Do Not Know	Changing the number of shares in issue could influence the share price. True	Changing the number of shares in issue could influence the share price. False
Buying stocks with price/earnings ratios that are much higher than the market’s or sector’s price/earnings ratio will minimise the risk of loss.	Buying stocks with price/earnings ratios that are much higher than the market’s or sector’s price/earnings ratio will minimise the risk of loss. Do Not Know	Buying stocks with price/earnings ratios that are much higher than the market’s or sector’s price/earnings ratio will minimise the risk of loss. True	Buying stocks with price/earnings ratios that are much higher than the market’s or sector’s price/earnings ratio will minimise the risk of loss. False
Fundamental analysis seeks to work out the intrinsic value of a company’s shares by looking at earnings and dividends.	Fundamental analysis seeks to work out the intrinsic value of a company’s shares by looking at earnings and dividends. Do Not Know	Fundamental analysis seeks to work out the intrinsic value of a company’s shares by looking at earnings and dividends. True	Fundamental analysis seeks to work out the intrinsic value of a company’s shares by looking at earnings and dividends. False
If a company undertakes a non-renounceable rights issue, it means the rights can be traded in the market.	If a company undertakes a non-renounceable rights issue, it means the rights can be traded in the market. Do Not Know	If a company undertakes a non-renounceable rights issue, it means the rights can be traded in the market. True	If a company undertakes a non-renounceable rights issue, it means the rights can be traded in the market. False

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True

False

If a company is liquidated, ordinary shareholders rank behind all other creditors and are likely to lose all their investment.

If a company is liquidated, ordinary shareholders rank behind all other creditors and are likely to lose all their investment. Do Not Know

If a company is liquidated, ordinary shareholders rank behind all other creditors and are likely to lose all their investment. True

If a company is liquidated, ordinary shareholders rank behind all other creditors and are likely to lose all their investment. False

Changing the number of shares in issue could influence the share price.

Changing the number of shares in issue could influence the share price. Do Not Know

Changing the number of shares in issue could influence the share price. True

Changing the number of shares in issue could influence the share price. False

Buying stocks with price/earnings ratios that are much higher than the market’s or sector’s price/earnings ratio will minimise the risk of loss.

Buying stocks with price/earnings ratios that are much higher than the market’s or sector’s price/earnings ratio will minimise the risk of loss. Do Not Know

Buying stocks with price/earnings ratios that are much higher than the market’s or sector’s price/earnings ratio will minimise the risk of loss. True

Buying stocks with price/earnings ratios that are much higher than the market’s or sector’s price/earnings ratio will minimise the risk of loss. False

Fundamental analysis seeks to work out the intrinsic value of a company’s shares by looking at earnings and dividends.

Fundamental analysis seeks to work out the intrinsic value of a company’s shares by looking at earnings and dividends. Do Not Know

Fundamental analysis seeks to work out the intrinsic value of a company’s shares by looking at earnings and dividends. True

Fundamental analysis seeks to work out the intrinsic value of a company’s shares by looking at earnings and dividends. False

If a company undertakes a non-renounceable rights issue, it means the rights can be traded in the market.

If a company undertakes a non-renounceable rights issue, it means the rights can be traded in the market. Do Not Know

If a company undertakes a non-renounceable rights issue, it means the rights can be traded in the market. True

If a company undertakes a non-renounceable rights issue, it means the rights can be traded in the market. False

	Not Confident	A Little Confident	Confident	Very Confident
Set investment objectives based on my risk profile and investment horizon.	Set investment objectives based on my risk profile and investment horizon. Not Confident	Set investment objectives based on my risk profile and investment horizon. A Little Confident	Set investment objectives based on my risk profile and investment horizon. Confident	Set investment objectives based on my risk profile and investment horizon. Very Confident
Calculate the theoretical ex-rights price of a rights issue.	Calculate the theoretical ex-rights price of a rights issue. Not Confident	Calculate the theoretical ex-rights price of a rights issue. A Little Confident	Calculate the theoretical ex-rights price of a rights issue. Confident	Calculate the theoretical ex-rights price of a rights issue. Very Confident
Look at Price ratios when comparing stocks.	Look at Price ratios when comparing stocks. Not Confident	Look at Price ratios when comparing stocks. A Little Confident	Look at Price ratios when comparing stocks. Confident	Look at Price ratios when comparing stocks. Very Confident
Use the SGTI to help pick well-run companies.	Use the SGTI to help pick well-run companies. Not Confident	Use the SGTI to help pick well-run companies. A Little Confident	Use the SGTI to help pick well-run companies. Confident	Use the SGTI to help pick well-run companies. Very Confident
Compare stocks using SGX’s Stock Screener.	Compare stocks using SGX’s Stock Screener. Not Confident	Compare stocks using SGX’s Stock Screener. A Little Confident	Compare stocks using SGX’s Stock Screener. Confident	Compare stocks using SGX’s Stock Screener. Very Confident

Not Confident

A Little Confident

Confident

Very Confident

Set investment objectives based on my risk profile and investment horizon.

Set investment objectives based on my risk profile and investment horizon. Not Confident

Set investment objectives based on my risk profile and investment horizon. A Little Confident

Set investment objectives based on my risk profile and investment horizon. Confident

Set investment objectives based on my risk profile and investment horizon. Very Confident

Calculate the theoretical ex-rights price of a rights issue.

Calculate the theoretical ex-rights price of a rights issue. Not Confident

Calculate the theoretical ex-rights price of a rights issue. A Little Confident

Calculate the theoretical ex-rights price of a rights issue. Confident

Calculate the theoretical ex-rights price of a rights issue. Very Confident

Look at Price ratios when comparing stocks.

Look at Price ratios when comparing stocks. Not Confident

Look at Price ratios when comparing stocks. A Little Confident

Look at Price ratios when comparing stocks. Confident

Look at Price ratios when comparing stocks. Very Confident

Use the SGTI to help pick well-run companies.

Use the SGTI to help pick well-run companies. Not Confident

Use the SGTI to help pick well-run companies. A Little Confident

Use the SGTI to help pick well-run companies. Confident

Use the SGTI to help pick well-run companies. Very Confident

Compare stocks using SGX’s Stock Screener.

Compare stocks using SGX’s Stock Screener. Not Confident

Compare stocks using SGX’s Stock Screener. A Little Confident

Compare stocks using SGX’s Stock Screener. Confident

Compare stocks using SGX’s Stock Screener. Very Confident

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* 1. Booking ID (please fill in the number provided by your trainer)

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* 2. Your Gender:

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* 3. Your Race :

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* 4. Your Citizenship:

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* 5. Your Age Range:

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* 6. Your Current Family Status:

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* 7. Your Highest Level of Education:

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* 8. Your Annual Household Income Range (Before Taxes):

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* 9. Please CLICK your response to each the following statements:

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* 10. How CONFIDENT are you to do each of the following?