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Three blue chips are reshaping their portfolios through billion-dollar deals, asset sales, and strategic pivots.
Stocks at 52-week lows can look like bargains, but investors must determine whether the decline signals temporary weakness or deeper problems.
These three Singapore stocks are proving that dividends can remain resilient despite softer earnings in April 2026.
Some stocks come and go in a portfolio. But a select group of blue-chip companies have the durability, earnings power, and discipline to justify holding them for decades.
These three SGX-listed names are paying dividends in April — but the real story is what’s happening beneath the headline numbers.
The latest Singapore T-bill yield has climbed to 1.46%. That sounds like good news – until you realise what you might be giving up.
Market corrections can create opportunities in quality REITs. Here are three types of Singapore REITs worth watching if prices fall sharply.
With the current market turbulence and interest rates expected to ease, investors may be wondering whether Singapore’s blue chips are still worth buying.
Grab expands beyond Southeast Asia, a landmark S$1.4 billion acquisition spree by Singapore’s leading industrial REIT, and MAS eyes a policy tightening.
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are driving demand for defence capabilities, lifting these three stocks with strong exposure to the sector.
Blue chips are getting expensive. Here’s how disciplined income investors are adapting and where they may be looking next.
If growth is our lodestar, then pay attention to the earnings per share that our chosen investments are generating.
Don’t chase yields blindly. We look under the hood of three Singapore REITs offering 8% yields in 2026.
CPF offers a guaranteed return, but some dividend stocks provide higher income supported by strong underlying businesses.
Hitch a ride on the Asian Century by investing in reliable dividend-paying stocks that benefit from the region’s massive economic runway.
These four defensive stocks could help steady a long-term portfolio when fear takes hold.
Investors often believe they must choose between dividend income and growth. But these 4 Singapore-listed companies can provide the best of both worlds!
Selling a stock can be one of the hardest investing decisions, but three simple questions can help investors decide whether it’s time to exit or stay invested.
DBS is one of Singapore’s most sought-after blue-chip companies. But when exactly is it the right time to buy in – here’s a simple framework to help you decide.