Trust Bank Singapore, New Digital Bank Freebies!

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Have you applied for your Savings Account or Credit Card with Trust Bank Singapore, Singapore's digital bank backed by a unique partnership between Standard Chartered Bank, and FairPrice Group? REFERRAL CODE: BZACYE0F ( it is a number zero, not letter ) Get $35 worth of free Fairprice vouchers and other freebies by just Downloading the Trust App and Open a Savings Account online with the App, simple/easy within 10mins!: Get free $10 Fairprice E-voucher (no minimum spend at stores/online) by entering this code ( BZACYE0F ) when apply for the Savings Account. Get free 1kg Fairprice Rice voucher Get free Kopitiam Breakfast Toast Set voucher Charge one transaction to your debit card to get free Fairprice $25 voucher (no minimum spend, at stores/online). Hack: Do a funds transfer of $1 or $10 from your own bank to Trustbank savings account. Then Just add your debit card number to Grab App, authenticate with $1 charge/refunded to your saving
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December 6 Weekly Update - Stock Market Forecast

December 6 Weekly Update - Stock Market Forecast


Fengshui: Market unlikely to see strength this week, except for Dec 10.


Financial Astrology: Likely to see larger price swings. Expect the unexpected.



Technical Analysis: US markets: Wave 5 up started, minor wave 1 up looks completed, next is wave 2 down.



Have you read “3 Phases of Bear Market (2007 to 2017)”?



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