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These four Singapore dividend stocks have proven they can outpace inflation and protect your income.
These three beaten-down blue-chip Stocks: Wilmar International Limited, SATS, and Thai Beverage have underperformed the index thus far. We take a look at why we believe they could be primed to outperform moving forward.
Singapore Blue-chip stocks are seen as safe bets but even the strongest companies can stumble. Learn the 3 common myths investors believe and how to invest in blue-chips wisely.
This week’s Smart Reads spotlights Singapore’s top blue-chip performers, REITs still yielding above 6%, and key earnings updates. We also feature small-cap winners, billionaire-backed REITs paying out this month, and US tech giants Apple and Amazon after strong results.
Singapore’s market saw fresh catalysts this week – from REIT moves and index reshuffles to resilient earnings and a new IPO hitting the market.
Markets are at new highs and portfolios are in the green, but what should investors do next? Buy more, take profit, or hold steady? Here’s how quality dividend stocks and a long-term mindset can guide your next move.
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Discover which companies are buying back their shares and what could be your next investment move.
Investors now have an expanded range of Hong Kong and Thai stocks to choose from.
We explore the three local banks to determine if their share prices can continue to break new highs.
We profile four Singapore REITs that can weather downturns while providing an attractive distribution yield.
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A record-breaking week saw the STI cross 4,900, DBS hit $60, MAS hold policy steady, and Micron commit US$24 billion to expand its Singapore operations.
Keppel DC REIT and Keppel Corporation offer very different risk-return profiles — here’s how to decide which Keppel stock best fits your investment goals.
Dividend changes aren’t always good or bad. Here’s what DBS, OCBC and UOB’s different dividend moves really reveal about strategy and strength.
Bear markets can feel terrifying, but selling everything at the wrong time may do more harm than good — here’s how smart investors respond when markets fall.