Robin Ho

Robin is one of the most active and successful traders in Phillip Capital. He is also amongst the top Trading Representatives, taking care of about 2000 clients with more than $50 million of assets under custody. His flagship Unit Trust advisory service is highly sought after by clients who wants an experienced hand to manage their funds. The model portfolio has achieved stellar returns over the past one year since it launched.

He became a well sought-after speaker after turning $100,000 into $2 million in 15 months during the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. Institutions such as Singapore Exchange (SGX), Societe Generale DLC, Macquarie Warrants and Phillip CFD have partnered with him on various projects, including seminars, weekly market analysis, market outlook conferences and trader fairs, bringing professional knowledge to the retail investors. His views are also highly sought by the media, such as The Business Times, Lianhe Zaobao, The New Paper, Wo Bao and The Borneo Post.

For more than 15 years, he has trained thousands of students, including professional traders in his signature Price Action Trading Course. It is one of the longest running courses in Singapore which is constantly updated according to the ever-evolving investment landscape. It is also famous for its live trading session in which participants put their newly acquired skills into practice.

Since 2012, he has been appointed as a professional trainer with SGX Academy. When Daily Leverage Certificates (DLC) was first introduced to Singapore in 2017, he was one of the earliest trainers to conduct specialized seminars for retail traders and has partnered with them on various initiatives ever since.

Robin is known for his unique ability to connect the dots between data and real life and craft bite-sized stocks and other money-making ideas in the financial markets that people can use and apply.

After over 30 years of navigating the peaks and troughs of the stock market, he has developed his proprietary trading system that focuses on Price and Volume actions. He feels that many traders fail because they are employing long-term indicators without flexibility in a volatile market. He strongly believes that trading is a life skill that can be learned. Before diving into the stock market, novice traders should always strive to gain an edge over others by developing their personalized trading strategies.