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These STI stalwarts are poised to outperform.
This week’s Smart Reads focuses on overlooked dividend stocks, building steady passive income, and the power of long-term compounding. We also explore CPF investing, first-time stock selection, Asia’s healthcare growth, and small caps to watch as we march into 2026.
A roundup of key market moves this week, from industrial expansion and asset divestments to major tech acquisitions and new contract wins.
Three Singapore small-cap stocks that new investors can study for insights into fundamentals, resilience, and how smaller companies can support a diversified portfolio.
The best investment lesson from 2025 was about accepting what we know and don’t know.
Buying your first stock can feel overwhelming. This beginner-friendly guide walks you through simple steps to help you choose your first Singapore stock with confidence.
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ST Engineering and Singapore Airlines (SIA) offer investors aerospace and defence exposure. However, which one is the better buy? We look at these companies individually and determine which one is more attractive.
From healthcare to commercial and industrial assets, these three Singapore REITs show why quality income can truly last a lifetime.
Income investors should focus on the stability and sustainability of the dividends they receive from companies; in this article, we take a look at three Singapore names that have maintained reliable pay-outs for more than a decade.
From a record-breaking AI chip deal to a historic leadership milestone and major real estate moves, this week’s market highlights showcase how innovation, influence, and investment continue to shape opportunities for investors in 2025.
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Turn everyday Singaporean staples into reliable passive income by prioritising companies with the cash reserves to sustain their dividend payouts.
A well-built prosperity portfolio focuses on dependable dividend stocks that generate rising income and compound wealth steadily over the long term.
Some AI-linked stocks have undergone deep selloffs. Before writing them off, investors should ask whether these market selloffs by the market are truly justified by the companies’ fundamentals.
Are Singapore’s retail REITs still a buy? We dive into the 2026 updates for CICT, FCT, and MPACT to see which offers the best growth and distribution yield.