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This week’s Smart Reads covers five dividend-paying blue chips, the impact of Trump’s tariffs on Singapore banks, a REIT comparison, and key earnings updates for investors to watch.
We look at the latest US central bank’s interest rate decision and how Apple intends to compete with Google.
There’s nothing like Berkshire Hathaway’s AGM, the Woodstock for Capitalists.
Singapore’s three major banks — DBS, UOB and OCBC — just released their Q1 2025 results. Despite global uncertainties, all three posted resilient performances, with DBS and OCBC beating profit forecasts. Here’s how each bank fared and what it means for investors.
These four stocks are doing well, but should they become a part of your investment portfolio? Let’s find out.
If you have some spare cash, you can look at these three dependable blue-chip stocks.
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Here are four REITs with distribution yields that should please an income investor.
Markets rebounded strongly last week, driven by earnings and major corporate news in Singapore and the US. We cover Keppel, Hongkong Land, Alphabet and more. Here’s what investors need to know.
Strategic reviews can help to unlock significant value for shareholders. These four blue-chip stocks may have what it takes to deliver enduring value for investors.
We look at the latest strategic plans a blue-chip property group discussed and the latest business update from a retail and commercial REIT.
Stocks
With Singapore expecting higher levels of tourism in the coming years, here are five stocks that look set to ride on this positive trend.
These five blue-chip stocks’ share prices have done exceptionally well this year. So, should they be included in your investment portfolio?
Here are five promising companies that you can consider buying to help you further diversify your portfolio.
Here are three healthcare stocks that could prove resilient against Trump’s raft of tariffs.
Getting Started
There is no one-size-fit-all framework but here are some tips to kick-start the creation of your investment portfolio.
Admitting you don’t know is the first step on the road to investing wisdom.
Should investors be wary of investing in the Middle Kingdom?
We can’t control the price of a share, but we have control over our choice of companies to invest in.