Browsing: Smart Investing

The process is not as difficult as you may expect.

Buying an index ETF has benefits, including diversification and lower fund fees. However, it pays to know what you are getting yourself into.

Business expansion and acquisitions can drive both profit and dividend growth for these three companies.

Could one of China’s largest property companies end up being a contagion to the global economic system?

This week’s round-up explores a REIT signing a new master lease agreement, a business update from another REIT, and the local bourse operator releasing more products.

Stocks priced cheaply represent a good place to start bargain hunting.

Investors may be surprised to learn that a REIT is capable of doubling in such a short period.

The real estate investment manager is seeing its shares soaring, but should investors bite?

Just because your portfolio is up a lot over a short time frame does not make you a good long-term investor. Here’s what really matters.

It’s tough to find a high-quality REIT that has performed well through business cycles. Here’s one you can consider adding to your watchlist.

It could be very different from what you think.

We provide snippets from two blue-chip companies and a telco.

It sounds like a happy problem to have when your stock doubles, but should you sell, hold or buy more of it?

An increasing focus on stability and passive income should make these four stocks suitable for investors who are in their 50s.

Another major contender has emerged in this fast-growing market.

Take the first step to building up a solid fund for your kids.

The impending listing of Singapore’s first-ever SPAC may significantly liven up the market here.

The airline has used up the remainder of the cash it raised from last year’s massive rights issue. Is this a cause for concern for investors?

Temasek has mopped up the bulk of the oil and gas firm’s second rights issue in a year.

Did you know that you can become a shareholder of Manchester United? But the fact that you can doesn’t mean that you should. Here’s why.