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Three small-cap S-REITs trade below book despite stable FY2025 distributions, raising questions about whether risks are already priced in.
A chance encounter in a restroom taught me something no investing textbook ever will.
Some Singapore blue chips have already delivered strong gains in 2026. But after a double-digit rally, the real question is whether the fundamentals still justify buying today.
Singapore’s economy, being highly open, isn’t shielded from global turbulence. Yet, some businesses providing essential services continue to provide resilient cash flows, offering an oasis for income investors looking for defensive assets amid market volatility.
Building a S$1,000 monthly dividend income by your 30s is achievable with the right strategy – here’s how to start early, reinvest, and let compounding do the work.
You don’t need complex models to estimate fair value — here’s a simple three-step framework investors can use to value Singapore stocks with confidence.
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Passive income sounds simple, but sustainable dividends require strong businesses underneath. These four Singapore stocks stand out for generating income while you stay invested for the long term.
We look at a landmark AI-powered IT deal involving a Singapore agri-business giant, a keenly contested Kallang waterfront land tender, and record-breaking property investment data for the first quarter of 2026.
Retail investors poured over S$300 million into S-REITs in March — but four of the top five saw DPU decline. Are these bargains or yield traps?
Even in a market near record highs, fresh opportunities are emerging — but investors need the right portfolio positioning to take advantage of them.
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CPF OA offers a guaranteed 2.5% return, but three Singapore cash-rich stocks stand out for delivering higher income — with strong balance sheets to support their payouts.
Palantir’s stock has struggled in 2026, but the question remains: Is this a temporary setback, or should investors expect more volatility in the coming months?
Higher-than-CPF yields may look attractive, but these three cash-rich Singapore stocks show why free cash flow matters for dividend sustainability.
In 2026, with shifting interest rates and changing market dynamics, are Singapore dividend stocks still as defensive as they once were?
Getting Started
Here are several ways you can filter out promising growth stocks to add to your investment portfolio.
With the softening of interest rate, investing in Singapore REIT ETF could be a viable option.
Investing in the markets is one way to beat inflation, and the US tariffs will no doubt be inflationary.
Without taking some risks, you lose the opportunity to reap the rewards.