Singaporeans are once again heading for the voting booths.
The government has announced that polling day will be held on July 10.
Suffice to say it’s the first time the country will be having elections amidst a pandemic.
Gone are the usual rousing rallies where emotions run high. Social distancing measures have made these impossible.
Maybe this is a good thing.
With well-organised, rational debates being broadcast on national television, the public can get a clearer sense of what each political party has to offer.
The same goes for investing.
We need to avoid getting too emotional when we pick stocks. Instead, we should approach investing with a clear and rational mind.
There is something else in common between elections and investing.
In each, you are about to make an important decision that could affect your future.
As the saying goes, vote wisely. And when it comes to investing, the same saying would go — choose your companies wisely, too.
Here’s a rundown of the articles that we published this week.
1. Want More Dividends? Here are 3 Things You Should Look For
If you are looking to accumulate more dividends, here are three signs you should watch for when you invest.
2. 3 Dividend Stocks That Can Reward You for Decades
We believe these three companies have what it takes to pay out consistent dividends over many years.
3. 3 Stocks I Will Be Avoiding
Although stocks, in general, have become much cheaper due to the pandemic, here are three stocks that I will avoid despite their low valuations.
4. 2 Stocks That Are Soaring Because of the COVID-19 Pandemic
The pandemic has wreaked significant havoc on supply chains and also crimped demand for goods and services across a wide swath of industries. However, these two companies are growing strongly with COVID-19 being the key reason.
5. Resorts World Sentosa is Reopening: Should You Take A Gamble on Genting Singapore?
Tourist locations such as the zoo are slowly reopening to visitors. Resorts World Sentosa is doing the same, so should investors take a punt on the casino operator?
6. Will Digital Banks Permanently Alter the Banking Industry?
If you’re worried about whether the incoming digital banks may disrupt the local banks, then read on to find out if we think this may come to pass.
7. Could the Keppel Corporation Takeover Offer by Temasek Be in Jeopardy?
With around three more months till the close of the offer from Temasek, the question is whether the partial offer for Keppel Corporation Limited (SGX: BN4) will go through, or if the stumbling blocks may prove too much for the state-owned enterprise.
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