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As market sentiment improves and money flows back into equities, some stocks are better positioned than others to benefit from an upswing.
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Build a resilient S$10,000 dividend engine for consistent passive income.
This week’s Smart Reads focuses on blue chips to watch, building a solid 2026 portfolio, and how to think about entry prices for stocks like DBS. We also revisit long-term investing, REIT opportunities beyond blue chips, and the sustainability of the AI boom.
This week saw Singtel hit record highs on a landmark mega-deal while Hongkong Land unveils Singapore’s largest office fund.
Earnings updates and strategic developments put these three Singapore stocks in focus for the week of 9 February 2026.
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With the Fed beginning its rate-cut cycle, investors can reshape how they think about banks, REITs, and growth stocks, and position their portfolio to capture the next wave of opportunities.
You don’t need a fortune to begin investing, just the right foundation. Here are five Singapore blue-chip stocks that can help you build a strong, diversified portfolio with S$10,000.
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Market corrections can create opportunities in quality REITs. Here are three types of Singapore REITs worth watching if prices fall sharply.
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.