Well I really need to walk back on my words with this update. As in my previous post I mention it will not be meaningful to track the SRS Fund on a monthly basis. However this has denied me of creating this great new header pic and the fun of sharing especially when the early Jan market push help lifted many of fellow investors portfolio including mine.
So here we are at the beginning of 2023 with receding risk of persistent high inflation. I have made addition to the portfolio in early Feb by doubling down on YJZ Financials. Also added was more Keppel Corp shares following its perceived bad results.
The SRS Fund Review Jan 2023

Finally the new year had begin with a bang as the rising tide lift all boats. The SRS fund return a decent 5.33% against the STI 3.5%. Lower inflation expectation has lifted REITs valuation in the portfolio while it remains to be seen how these businesses navigate the tricky higher interest rate environment.

While the first month of the year didn’t registered any dividend, the pot this year is expected to fill to record high following China’s reopening and higher interest margins from banks.

The SRS fund value powered to historical high this month with the surge in valuation of most companies. While market is likely to take a breather while digesting earnings, prospect remain bright especially in Asia. I expect Singapore in particular to be a bright spot for the year as tourism, construction, property and finance all are expected to do well in 2023.
Without unforeseen events happening I would expect the SRS fund to grow at least 10% for the year. I hereby wish fellow investors all the best in the year ahead.




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The SRS Fund Mar 2026
It is an enduring market reality that a concentrated minority of holdings drives the vast majority of returns. For years, DBS (currently the largest individual holding at 20.6%) has served as the compounding engine of the SRS Fund.
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MyNest US Fund Mar 26
March shattered any lingering market complacency, pivoting sharply from the localized damage of the “SaaS-pocalypse” to a systemic shock driven by the war in Iran.
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The SRS Fund Feb 2026
The Singapore Budget 2026 has set a robust backdrop for local investors. For the third consecutive year, the government is operating from a position of immense “dry powder,” with an overall fiscal surplus of $8.5 billion projected for FY2026.
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MyNest US Fund Feb 26
February 2026 proved to be one of the most challenging months for our fund since its inception. A wave of “AI anxiety” swept through the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) sector
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The SRS Fund Jan 2026
After a blockbuster 2025 that saw GDP growth hit a surprise 4.8%, the first month of 2026 has proven that the momentum is far from a fluke. Between record-breaking stock market performance and massive industrial investments, the “Little Red Dot” is making a very big noise.
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MyNest US Fund Jan 26
I have a confession to make. After reading Chip War at the end of 2022, I fully grasped the strategic importance of TSMC and ASML in the global semiconductor supply chain.

