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Inflation quietly erodes your wealth over time. A portfolio combining US growth stocks with Singapore dividend payers may offer investors a balanced way to grow capital while generating rising income.
S$1.25 billion of the S$1.9 billion came from four Temasek-backed names. The cash behind each buyback looks nothing alike.
This week’s Smart Reads compares Singapore’s three banks, explores dividend hikes and share buybacks, and highlights stocks built for the long run. We also examine REIT value, dividend red flags, and the risks and rewards of investing in stocks.
We look at a sharp upgrade to Singapore’s economic outlook and two portfolio overhauls that reshape where a data centre landlord and a property giant put their capital.
When every number is a record, the hardest thing to check is yourself.
The second half of the year could present fresh opportunities for income investors. As interest rate expectations evolve and REIT fundamentals continue improving, these five Singapore REITs deserve a spot on your 2H watchlist.
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Investing a lump sum at an all-time high can feel like a costly mistake when markets decline. But history suggests that what you do next often matters far more than where you started.
CapitaLand Ascendas REIT, SGX and Venture Corporation are in focus this week as investors await their latest earnings results.
DBS, Sembcorp Industries and ST Engineering report this August, with investors watching closely for earnings and dividend updates.
SATS, Singtel and Singapore Airlines are rewarding shareholders this August, but the sustainability of each dividend tells a different story.
Stocks
Singapore blue chips have rallied strongly, leaving investors wondering whether they have become too expensive.
The first AI winners may have already surged, but new opportunities remain for investors who know where to look next.
DBS, OCBC and UOB are paying dividends next week, but investors should look beyond payout amounts to understand each bank’s income strength.
Some Singapore companies enjoy near-monopoly positions, but the real question is whether their competitive advantage can continue creating value.
Getting Started
Worried about a recession? Discover defensive Singapore stocks that can deliver steady dividends and protect your portfolio in any economic cycle.
It is important to bear in mind that every trade costs money, and trading too frequently can eat into our overall returns.
Regular dividends from investments can be a sign that the finances of the business we have invested in are healthy.
Buying your first stocks is just the beginning — here’s what investors do next to build confidence, discipline, and long-term wealth.