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We look at FY2025 earnings for UOB and OCBC as they navigate margin compression with record wealth management fees and resilient dividends.
Learn how UHREIT, Elite UK REIT, and VICOM are rewarding investors with higher dividends and steady growth.
Alphabet has been investing aggressively on AI across search, cloud, and advertising. But does the market fully reflect its long-term earnings potential yet?
Singapore’s new national space agency could spur demand across multiple sectors, including aerospace, satellite technology, and advanced materials.
Explore the full-year results of these three Singapore REITs to see which dividend heavyweights offer the best income visibility and long-term DPU growth potential.
With the Straits Times Index hitting record levels, investors should focus less on the headline number and more on earnings, valuations, and long-term fundamentals.
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Three Singapore REITs, three stories, as FY2025 results reveal who is adapting and who is being tested in a higher-rate world.
As market sentiment improves and money flows back into equities, some stocks are better positioned than others to benefit from an upswing.
Starting your investing journey doesn’t mean chasing hot tips. These five types of stocks help new Singapore investors learn the basics while keeping risk manageable.
Build a resilient S$10,000 dividend engine for consistent passive income.
Stocks
These three Singapore blue chips are trading near multi-year highs — but do their earnings justify the move?
Meta Platforms has evolved into a diversified AI-driven technology platform. But with rising capital intensity, does Meta’s valuation still offer compelling upside?
Buying your first stocks is just the beginning — here’s what investors do next to build confidence, discipline, and long-term wealth.
Market highs? Here are 4 Singapore REITs that still sport yields north of 6%
Getting Started
Interested to invest your CPF money but don’t know where to start? Here are three blue-chip companies to consider.
30 blue chip companies make up the Straits Times Index (STI). But Singapore’s big three banks account for over half the index’s weightage.
Here are red flags to watch your stock may be forced to cut its dividend
Here are two sectors that could offer good returns as the year rolls along.