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    Smart Reads of the Week: Stocks at 52-Week Lows, Banks and ComfortDelGro

    We look at three blue-chip stocks this week and also turn our attention to Singapore’s office rents.
    Royston Y.By Royston Y.July 9, 20223 Mins Read
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    It’s good news for commercial REITs as Singapore office rents approach their pre-pandemic peak.

    We uncover which REITs will benefit from this trend due to their exposure to Singapore commercial properties.

    Elsewhere, we look at ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited (SGX: C52) to determine if its share price can revisit its pre-pandemic level.

    With borders reopening and more people hopping onto public transport, the blue-chip transport giant’s business prospects have also improved.

    Meanwhile, both United Overseas Bank Ltd (SGX: U11), or UOB, and OCBC Ltd (SGX: O39) are seeing their share prices approach 52-week lows.

    We delve into whether these banks can see a business recovery in the coming quarters.

    Here is a list of our top articles for this week.

    1. UOB and OCBC’s Share Prices Are Nearing Their 52-Week Lows: Can They Recover?

    Both banks’ share prices are approaching a year-low. Do these lenders have what it takes to stage a meaningful recovery?

    2. Singapore Office Rents Set to Surpass Pre-Pandemic Peak: Is It Time to Buy Commercial REITs?

    With office rents climbing to near pre-pandemic peaks, should investors pile into commercial REITs? We find out which ones have the greatest exposure to Singapore office properties.

    3. Can ComfortDelGro’s Share Price Hit $2 Again?

    Can ComfortDelGro revisit its glory days when its share price traded above S$2? We dig deep to find out.

    4. 2022 Singapore Banks Mid-Year Review: Where Are They Headed from Here?

    We conduct a comprehensive mid-year review of Singapore’s banking trio to determine the direction they are headed for the rest of this year.

    5. 3 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks You Can Own Forever

    It’s not every day you can tell people that you’ll own a stock forever, but these three blue-chip stocks should qualify.

    6. Forget Crypto: 5 US Stocks That Have Delivered Stunning Returns with Low Risk

    Cryptocurrency brings with it significant risks in an unregulated market. Perhaps you should turn your attention to these five US stocks that have proven themselves over the years.

    7. 4 Stocks to Buy for July

    Here are four stocks you can consider for your watchlist in July.

    8. These 3 REITs Are Hitting a 52-Week Low: Are They a Bargain?

    We highlight three REITs that are touching their 52-week lows to determine if they are indeed a bargain.

    9. 4 Resilient US Stocks That Increased Their Dividends Without Fail for 25 Years or More

    Looking for stocks that can weather downturns? These four have not only done so but have also increased their dividends over 25 or more consecutive years.

    10. Here’s Why Lower Stock Prices Shouldn’t Bother the Long-Term Investor

    Do not be afraid of lower share prices – you should, instead, see them as opportunities to accumulate more at attractive valuations for the long run.

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