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High dividend yields catch your eye for all the right reasons. But what looks like a generous payout today may be a warning sign of trouble tomorrow.
This week’s Smart Reads covers dividend stocks for retirement, blue-chip comebacks, REITs set to benefit from Singapore’s market push, and Netflix’s stock split. Plus, we compare two industrial REITs for growth.
Singapore’s engineering giants saw mixed fortunes while US tech rallied on strong AI spending, highlighting the week’s key market developments from writedowns to record orders and earnings strength.
We’ve all felt it — watching a stock like Nvidia climb and wondering if we’ve missed out. Here’s how FOMO investing traps investors, and how to rise above it.
Discover three small-cap Singapore stocks delivering dividend yields higher than CPF interest rates.
Want to grow your dividend income? Consider these five stocks.
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With stocks peaking and Fed cuts ahead, learn what lower interest rates could mean for investors.
If your purpose is to filter out dependable blue-chip stocks to include in your portfolio, these four deserve your attention.
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A dividend yield above 5% can beat inflation, but only when payouts are backed by strong cash flow, resilient businesses, and sustainable fundamentals.
A 72.9% market share, a 70% payout ratio, and S$21.7 million in net cash – this unassuming Singapore stock has the makings of a retirement income compounder.
Discover how Microsoft will be able to stay ahead amidst the AI revolution.
Blue chips might be boring to some investors, but they provide income and stability to your portfolio.