Browsing: Smart Analysis

It happens even to the best of us, but here’s what you can do if your stocks get cut in half.

Growth stocks may be out of the limelight for now, but some of them can still deliver pleasing returns for your portfolio.

Here are four REITs that stand a good chance of increasing their payouts this year.

These five businesses will receive an uplift from China’s recent reopening.

We compare the two CapitaLand REITs to see which makes the better investment.

The share price of the blue-chip utility group is scaling new heights. Can the business continue to perform well?

We feature three blue-chip stocks that look well-positioned to pay out a higher dividend this year.

The Savings & Loans crisis in the USA started in the 1980s and holds an important lesson for the banks of today.

Worried about the uncertainty and market volatility? These four Singapore REITs should enable you to coast through these challenges.

What you pay may not be what you get.

We look at Singapore’s latest inflation numbers, the latest move by the US central bank, and the purchase of a hotel by one of Singapore’s blue-chip property giants.

Looking for a source of dependable dividends? Look no further than these four Singapore stocks.

The 52-week low list is a great place to start looking for bargains.

We highlight three billion-dollar businesses that generate a good dividend yield for your portfolio.

During uncertain times, it’s helpful to lean on solid and dependable blue-chip names.

The engineering group is bulking up its order book as it clinches more contracts. But can the conglomerate raise its payout for 2023?

The US Federal Reserve looks poised to continue raising interest rates. Here are five Singapore REITs that should remain resilient despite the increases.

The glove maker saw a sharp share price recovery last week. Is its business due for a turnaround?

With the collapse of several US banks and the recent bailout of a vaunted Swiss bank, do Singapore banks still qualify as safe investments?

Barney Frank, a banking reformer, was a director of Signature Bank – and yet, Signature Bank played with fire and collapsed