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Looking for stocks to park in your CPF Investment Account? Here are three you can count on.
Singapore’s small-cap stocks are an acquired taste but there may be some hidden gems out there.
Consumer stocks enjoy steady long-term demand and can help you to grow your portfolio in line with the economy’s growth.
The S&P index is nearing its all-time highs again, but what should investors do?
The REIT sector has endured nearly three years of pessimism, but could the tide finally be turning?
This week’s Smart Reads highlights Singapore stocks rising with oil prices, Sheng Siong’s long-term performance, high-yield REITs and blue-chips, and four fast-growing US companies. We also spotlight SGX stocks ranked among Southeast Asia’s top performers.
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Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: City Developments Limited, GlobalFoundries and Mapletree Investments
We look at a major disposal announced by a blue-chip property firm and explore a major investment made by a microchip producer.
Forget Your CPF Ordinary Account Interest Rate of 2.5%: These 3 Singapore Stocks Pay Double That or Higher
While the CPF is a great way to save up for retirement, here are three stocks that can deliver more than double the interest rate that you get in the Ordinary Account.
5 Singapore REITs Whose Share Prices Fell by Double-Digits This Year: Are They a Bargain?
The REIT sector may remain under pressure, but discerning investors may find a bargain among these five REITs.
These valuable lessons have served me well in selecting strong Singapore REITs to own for the long term.
Stocks
Tap into China’s long-term growth with these five Hong Kong stocks.
The land transport giant was formed in 2003 through the merger of two companies.
Income investors can look to these four stocks that are providing attractive yields.
Ride the wave of digital banking with these five innovative US fintech stocks in 2025.
Getting Started
How to master the art of Smart Investing
You can learn a lot by attending annual general meetings and asking the right questions.
If a company can perform during a tough economy, it stands to reason that it will do as good or better when the economic conditions improve.
The latest addition to the local exchange’s growing list of ETF focuses on technology-related sectors in emerging markets.