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Looking for reliability and healthy dividends to grow your CPF? These four stocks may be the ones for you.
Looking for attractive dividend yields? These four blue-chip stocks may be the right stocks for you.
The STI ended the week slightly lower despite gains in Yangzijiang and ST Engineering. Meanwhile, Wall Street snapped a 4-week losing streak.
Including REITs within your portfolio is the first step to growing your passive income flow to better prepare for your retirement.
And attributes successful investors share.
We look at a leading GPU maker’s latest product and an acquisition from a search engine giant.
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Due to unfavourable foreign exchange conversions, economic slowdowns, and home bias, investors prefer to invest in Singapore REITs that generate most or all of their income locally. Here are five to consider for your portfolio.
Share Prices of These 5 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks Are Hitting Their 52-Week Lows: Are They a Bargain?
The share prices of these five blue-chip stocks are touching a year-low. Could they be worth your attention?
Sembcorp Industries’ Share Price Has Dipped 10% This Year: Can the Utility Specialist See a Rebound?
Does Sembcorp Industries have what it takes to see its share price scale new heights?
4 Singapore Stocks Smashing New 52-Week Highs This Year: Should They Be in Your Portfolio?
These four stocks are hitting their 52-week highs but should they be included in your investment portfolio?
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It can be a tough decision, but we will discuss each option so that you will know how to proceed calmly.
With technology and digitalisation being the buzzwords these days, here are five US technology stocks that can help lift the value of your portfolio.
Sheng Siong’s Share Price Achieved a New All-Time High: Can the Retailer Continue to Do Well?
Can the supermarket operator continue to post better results?
The Top 10 Singapore Stocks Over the Past Decade — And Which Ones Still Look Good Today
Over the past decade, the STI delivered a total return of 84%, or 6.3% a year with dividends reinvested. But the index’s best performers did far better, with annualised returns between 9.1% and 20%. Here’s the full list, what they have in common, and which still look attractive today.

















