Browsing: Blue Chips

Tough times have caused the value of these three blue-chip companies to halve.

With a glut of oil washing over the world, how should investors react?

Troubled oil trading giant, Hin Leong Trading, is rekindling fears of a repeat of the oil and gas crisis back in 2016.

Here are three companies that still choose to voluntarily perform quarterly reporting.

These three companies’ businesses have been, so far, resistant to the widespread economic damage caused by Covid-19.

Covid-19 has thrown a curveball at these two companies, but their current low valuations make them very attractive investment candidates.

We sift out three companies that have performed better than the index.

What does the future hold for Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd (SGX: H78) share price? We look at the good points, the bad points, and the future of the property owner and developer.

This blue-chip company continues to function even with the Government’s recently-announced circuit-breaker measures to contain COVID-19.

With most workplaces being ordered to shut due to COVID-19’s spread, here are three businesses that provide essential services and are expected to remain open.

ComfortDelGro Corporation Ltd (SGX: C52) had just released a profit warning for its taxi division.

With the stock market trading at multi-year lows, here are three companies that I would like to include in my portfolio.

The search goes on for blue-chip companies whose share prices have hit a decade-low.

Singapore Airlines has announced a massive rights issue to shore up its balance sheet. Here’s why we believe the airline is still not a buy.

With Covid-19 ravaging Singapore’s economy, the Government has announced a Resilience Budget to assist people and businesses. We take a look at companies that stand to benefit from this generous package.

Hongkong Land Holdings Limited (SGX: H78) reported a severe 92% decline in profits for 2019. But there are 3 bright points that investors should note.

Here are 3 reasons why I remain bullish on Singapore banks.

With the aviation industry suffering from the Covid-19 fallout, we turn our attention to SATS to assess if it can survive this crisis.

It could be worthwhile for investors to look into these three blue-chip companies whose share prices are trading at 10-year lows.

The Covid-19 situation is forcing more countries to order travel bans and lockdowns. Can Singapore Airlines survive this acute crisis unscathed?