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Amid Trump’s tariff shockwaves and Singapore’s STI milestone, consider reviewing your holdings this week.
The STI just saw its biggest drop since 2020. Here’s how Singapore investors can navigate the uncertainty, protect their portfolios, and stay on track for the long run.
We look at the wide-ranging tariffs imposed by Trump and how Singapore’s bellwether blue-chip index has chalked up an impressive first-quarter gain.
David, Co-Founder of The Smart Investor, shares key insights on navigating market uncertainty, maintaining a balanced portfolio, and diversifying geographically. He also discusses the future of capital diversification away from the US dollar.
The stock market can’t make up its mind on REITs at the moment. Here’s what you should be watching instead.
These four blue-chip stocks performed well this year, but should they be included in your portfolio?
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The stock market can’t make up its mind on REITs at the moment. Here’s what you should be watching instead.
These three blue-chip stocks are doing a good job unlocking value for their shareholders. Should they be a part of your investment portfolio?
In this era of higher interest rates, we introduce five REITs that are taking steps to mitigate the fall in their distributable income.
We introduce four reliable Singapore blue-chip stocks that you can pass down to your children.
Stocks
These four REITs undertook acquisitions to grow their asset base and DPU.
We look at the latest REIT launch from CapitaLand Investment and snippets from the transcript of Singapore’s response to the US tariffs.
Dividends provide you with a tangible return amid the gut-wrenching market volatility.
We feature three blue-chip stocks that can withstand the effects of Trump’s tariffs.
Getting Started
Working out the intrinsic value of a stock will enable you to invest with confidence.
Free cash flow per share and the price-to-FCF ratio provide a framework to decipherwhat’s happening in our stock portfolio.
REITs’ ability to grow – organically or by acquisitions – and hedge their liabilities is key to their resilience.
A know-nothing investor can outperform most professionals if he or she avoids some common investing mistakes.