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S$50,000 is a meaningful amount of capital that can form the foundation of a long-term portfolio. These are the five Singapore stocks to consider for a balanced mix of growth, dividends, and resilience.
Lower board lot sizes have opened blue-chip investing to more Singapore investors, but not every quality stock is worth owning.
Generating S$1,000 a month in passive income before turning 40 may sound ambitious, but with disciplined investing, dividend growth, and consistent contributions, it’s an achievable long-term goal for many Singaporeans.
What makes a stock worth holding forever? David Kuo reveals what gives him the confidence to hold quality stocks through every market cycle.
DBS crossed S$6 billion in quarterly income for the first time, revealing four key takeaways for investors from its latest results.
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Lower board lot sizes have opened blue-chip investing to more Singapore investors, but not every quality stock is worth owning.
DBS crossed S$6 billion in quarterly income for the first time, revealing four key takeaways for investors from its latest results.
After DBS’s results, OCBC and UOB earnings take centre stage as investors examine growth, fees and dividend potential.
These three Singapore blue-chip stocks underperformed the STI in July 2026, but their latest results may look better beneath the headlines.
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We look at a record buyback from Southeast Asia’s superapp and a Singapore lender’s exit from asset management.
S$50,000 is a meaningful amount of capital that can form the foundation of a long-term portfolio. These are the five Singapore stocks to consider for a balanced mix of growth, dividends, and resilience.
Lower board lot sizes have opened blue-chip investing to more Singapore investors, but not every quality stock is worth owning.
Generating S$1,000 a month in passive income before turning 40 may sound ambitious, but with disciplined investing, dividend growth, and consistent contributions, it’s an achievable long-term goal for many Singaporeans.
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