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The stock market is at record highs. Should you buy more, hold your shares, or take profits? Here’s what investors need to know.
Warren Buffett does not have a perfect investment record but that’s okay.
The Straits Times Index has climbed from a 52-week low in April to a record high of 4,300 in September 2025 — a stunning 27% rebound in just five months. What drove this rally, and what should investors focus on now?
Learn the simple mental trick Buffett uses to make better decisions and sleep well at night.
Is it a good time to enter the market when prices are high, or should you wait further?
The 2020s stock market: a decade’s volatility, served up in half the time.
It can be a tough decision, but we will discuss each option so that you will know how to proceed calmly.
A stock-market drop can be a great opportunity to buy shares, but this makes sense only if they are shares in good companies.
Meme stocks appear to be making a bit of a comeback. The market had thought that it had seen the…
Let’s say we own a property that is worth $500,000. We put it on the market for $1,000,000 against the…
These growth stocks could help you grow the value of your portfolio to enjoy a comfortable retirement.
Singapore’s small-cap stocks are an acquired taste but there may be some hidden gems out there.
Markets bounced… and now you’re wondering if you missed your shot. You’re not alone.
Watch the replay of our webinar and discover how we’re investing with a long-term view.
What’s the right thing to do for a stock that has fallen below what you bought it for? Read on to find out.
Here are five reliable blue-chip stocks that won’t stop paying you dividends.
CapitaLand Investment and Mapletree Industrial Trust reported stable first-quarter results for 2025, while Elite UK REIT delivered growth in DPU and improved financial metrics. With interest rates in focus, here’s what investors should watch next.
When you are under pressure, even the most familiar tasks can suddenly feel monumental.
Bond investors have done what Congress is too cowardly to do. They have also done what the US Senate is…