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This week’s Smart Reads covers CPF-friendly blue-chips, resilient REITs, and undervalued SGX stocks. We also explore new depository receipts, US growth and consumer picks, and whether Singapore banks can reach new highs.
Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: Amazon, Singapore’s Draft Master Plan 2025 and Keppel Ltd
We look at an e-commerce giant’s latest investment commitment along with Singapore’s plans for new HDB and towns within the heartlands.
Here’s how you can identify companies that are poised to declare special dividends.
Looking for a Dividend Boost? These 4 Singapore Companies Just Declared Special Dividends
We feature four companies dishing out special dividends that can boost your passive income.
These four companies have been raising their dividends steadily over the years.
Discover which companies are buying back their shares and what could be your next investment move.
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5 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks Whose Share Prices Fell Double-Digits Year-to-Date: Are They a Buy?
Although these blue-chip stocks fell quite a fair bit this year, they could be bargains waiting to be scooped up.
These REITs provide a great mix of steady dividends and dependability in a volatile stock market.
Discover the top 5 future blue-chip stocks poised for long-term growth.
DBS has done very well over the last decade by delivering a mix of capital gains and dividends for its shareholders. But these five stocks beat the bank over the same period.
Stocks
Here are four possible hidden gems that reported better profits during the recent earnings season.
We shine the spotlight on five food-related stocks that show promising prospects.
NTT is Launching its Data Centre REIT IPO with a Dividend Yield of 7.5%: Here’s What Investors Need to Know
The second mainboard IPO for this year is also the largest REIT IPO on the Singapore Exchange in a decade.
Share Prices of These 5 Singapore Stocks Surged by Double-Digits Year-to-Date: Are They a Buy?
Investors seem bullish about these five Singapore stocks, but should they be included in your buy watchlist?
Getting Started
You may sell a share because you think it is overvalued, but the buyer at the other end has the opposite view. Both are right.
The value created by a business is my margin of safety.
All of us can set realistic investment goals, but it is important not to allow your emotions to trip you up and prevent you from achieving them.
Charlie Munger: “The big money is not in the buying or selling but in the waiting”