We look at the largest-ever investment by a local supermarket operator, a mega-bid in the payments space, and why the yellow metal has lost its shine.
Browsing: Growth Stocks
Investors often believe they must choose between growth and dividends. But some companies offer both. This stock combines strong earnings growth with a growing dividend, making it a compelling candidate for long-term investors.
While investors crowd into AI giants and mega-cap tech stocks, several high-quality growth companies are quietly delivering strong results with far less attention. These three US growth stocks could offer attractive opportunities for long-term investors willing to look beyond the headlines.
The most important qualities of a business are often the ones you can’t see.
Investing is not just about finding great stocks—it is also about avoiding poor ones. Here are three types of stocks that may look attractive today but could pose greater risks for long-term investors.
Singapore offers excellent dividend stocks and REITs, but limiting your portfolio to one market could mean missing out on global growth opportunities and diversification benefits.
The key AI investing question is not who uses artificial intelligence, but who uses it to create a stronger, more durable business.
The STI gained 13% in 1H 2026, but four Singapore semiconductor stocks soared over 100%. Here’s what fuelled their remarkable rally.
Singapore’s role in the AI revolution goes beyond software, with these three stocks supporting the hardware and infrastructure powering AI growth.
We look at the latest utility price hike hitting Singapore households, a Temasek-backed healthcare listing on the SGX, and a puzzling sell-off in one of the world’s best-known electric vehicle makers.
The best businesses don’t just meet your expectations. They surprise you on the upside — in ways no spreadsheet could have predicted.
Singapore’s semiconductor industry is enjoying renewed attention thanks to AI, advanced computing, and a recovery in chip demand. But among AEM, UMS, and Frencken, which stock offers the best combination of growth, resilience, and long-term upside?
Singapore banks have been stellar performers over the past few years. But as valuations rise and new opportunities emerge, it may be time to consider whether a high-quality US technology company offers a better risk-reward proposition today.
Millions of people eagerly queue up for the latest iPhone every year. But while consumers spend money buying Apple’s products, investors can benefit from owning a piece of the business itself.
Sitting on cash can feel uncomfortable when markets are making new highs. But sometimes, patience is an investment strategy too.
Singaporean investors in the US market face the inevitable US withholding tax that quietly eats into their returns. The good news is it can be minimized with informed choices.
You receive a S$10,000 bonus tomorrow. Do you put it all into dividend-paying Singapore REITs, chase growth with US stocks, or split it between both?
Consistently raising dividends for decades is no small feat. These three US Dividend Aristocrats have increased payouts through recessions, crises, and market crashes — making them standout names for long-term income investors.
We look at a record AI funding round backed by Singapore’s sovereign funds, a major new power plant for a local blue-chip, a hospitality REIT divestment, and Warren Buffett’s deepening bet on Big Tech.
Battle-tested companies try your patience but can reward you with the conviction to hold on when it matters most.