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    Smart Reads of the Week: OCBC, CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust and Attractive Semiconductor Stocks

    We assess if Singapore’s second-largest bank can continue to hit new 52-week highs while sifting out several attractive Singapore semiconductor stocks.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorApril 21, 20243 Mins Read
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    This week, we peek into the inner workings of OCBC Ltd (SGX: O39), Singapore’s second-largest bank by market capitalisation.

    With the lender recently hitting its 52-week high, investors will be curious to know if it can continue to surge upwards.

    Meanwhile, CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (SGX: C38U), or CICT, is also doing well.

    The retail and commercial REIT looks well-positioned to grow its DPU and we assess if its unit price can rise in tandem.

    Elsewhere, we singled out several attractive Singapore semiconductor-related stocks that look poised to do very well when the semiconductor sector recovers.

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

    1. OCBC’s Share Price is Touching a 52-Week High: Can the Bank Continue to Do Well?

    OCBC is seeing its share price soaring to a new year-high. But, can the bank continue to perform well in the months to come?

    2. CICT is Well-Positioned to Grow its DPU: Can its Share Price Soar This Year?

    CICT boasts strong financial and operating metrics so read on to find out if its unit price can surge for the remainder of 2024.

    3. 4 Singapore Semiconductor Stocks That Could Explode When the Industry Recovers

    We highlight four interesting semiconductor stocks that could perform well once the cyclical industry posts a recovery.

    4. Looking for Dividends and Growth? 3 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks You Can Consider Buying

    If you want the best of both worlds, here are three Singapore blue-chip stocks that provide a mix of growth and dividends.

    5. 5 Reliable Singapore REITs Sporting Dividend Yields of 5.7% and Higher

    We feature five reliable Singapore REITs boasting high dividend yields that should delight an income investor.

    6. 4 US Technology Growth Stocks That Can Power Your Portfolio to New Heights

    Here are four prominent US technology companies riding on sustainable tailwinds that can help boost your portfolio’s gains.

    7. Earnings Season is Approaching: 4 Singapore Stocks That Could Increase Their Dividends

    With the earnings season around the corner, we highlight four Singapore stocks that can potentially raise their dividends.

    8. REIT Earnings Season is Approaching: 5 Aspects Investors Should Watch for

    REIT earnings will be in the spotlight as the sector grapples with continued headwinds. Here are five attributes that income investors need to look out for.

    9. Get Smart: How to Make Money While You Sleep

    Here is how you can make money even while sleeping and shorten the time you take to retire comfortably.

    10. How the Stock Market Can Trip You Up

    Investing in the stock market can be an emotional affair. Here are ways the market may trip up your investment process and how you can guard against them.

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