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    Smart Reads of the Week: CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust, Singtel and Blue-Chip Stocks with Growth and Dividends

    We look at two blue-chip stocks hitting their 52-week highs and sift out attractive Singapore blue chips that promise the best of both worlds.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorAugust 25, 20243 Mins Read
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    You can confidently call this week the “blue-chips” week as we feature a raft of articles on various blue-chip stocks.

    First, we scrutinise the latest earnings report from CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (SGX: C38U).

    The retail and commercial REIT belongs to a rare breed of Singapore REITs that is seeing its unit price hit a 52-week high.

    Meanwhile, Singtel (SGX: Z74) also witnessed its share price scaling a year high.

    Singapore’s largest telco recently released its first-quarter business update and outlined its growth initiatives for the remainder of the fiscal year.

    Elsewhere, we filtered out several promising blue-chip stocks that promise to deliver both capital gains and dividends.

    Investors can look forward to enjoying the best of both worlds if they include this crop of stocks within their investment portfolios.

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

    1. CICT’s Share Price is Hitting its 52-Week High: Can the Retail and Commercial REIT Continue its Run?

    CICT continues to impress with its unit price hitting a 52-week high. Can investors obtain clues from its latest financial results to determine if the REIT can continue its run?

    2. Singtel’s Underlying Net Profit Continues to Rise: Can the Telco’s Share Price Reclaim its 52-Week High?

    Singtel reported better underlying net profit for its latest business update. We analyse its earnings report to decide if the telco’s share price can once again hit its 52-week high.

    3. 4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks Offering an Attractive Mix of Growth and Dividends

    Looking for the best of both worlds? Here are four Singapore blue-chip stocks offering an attractive mix of capital gains and dividends.

    4. David vs Goliath: The Trade Desk’s Rise to Power against Ad Giants Google and Facebook

    The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD) has carved a unique niche for itself that allows it to compete with the advertising behemoths. Read on to find out more.

    5. Share Prices of 3 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks Are Smashing New 52-Week Highs: Can They Continue Their Run?

    We single out three blue-chip stocks whose share prices are pushing past their 52-week highs.

    6. 4 US Growth Stocks Breaking Their 52-Week Highs: Should You Add Them to Your Portfolio?

    Over in the US, we shine the spotlight on four US growth stocks that recently scaled a new 52-week high. These businesses could be attractive enough for you to include in your buy watchlist.

    7. Genting Singapore’s Share Price is Approaching its 52-Week Low: Is the Stock a Screaming Buy?

    We dig deeper into IR operator Genting Singapore’s (SGX: G13) to determine if its shares could represent an enticing bargain.

    8. 4 Singapore Companies That Upped Their Dividends This Earnings Season

    Here are several Singapore businesses that raised their dividends in line with higher profits.

    9. 4 Singapore Companies Reporting Higher Revenue and Profits: Can Their Share Prices Rise?

    These four companies reported better top and bottom lines but will this strong performance help to lift their share prices?

    10. Alert! 5 Emotional Biases That Can Trip Up Your Investments

    We highlight five emotional hazards that could sabotage your investment process and results.

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