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This week’s Smart Reads features the recording of our Hidden Gems Punching Above Their Weight event, alongside ideas for building passive income, growing dividends, and identifying quality Singapore stocks for long-term wealth.
We look at a homegrown retailer’s exit from department stores, a milestone expansion of SGX’s depository receipt suite, a Malaysian chip player’s Singapore listing plans, and the latest reading on domestic price pressures.
The biggest investing risk at an STI record high is not the market itself, but letting fear and FOMO drive your decisions.
Beyond the AI titans, these three Singapore companies are harnessing artificial intelligence to drive stronger businesses and shareholder value.
Mapletree Logistics Trust, Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust and Frasers Centrepoint Trust are facing different overhangs. Here’s what we want to see.
The right portfolio isn’t just about your risk tolerance – it should evolve as your financial goals change. Here’s how investors can think about asset allocation at every stage of life.
Popular
IPOs can be exciting. They offer investors a chance to buy into a company early, but they can also be risky and overhyped.
Many Singaporeans view upgrading their home as the next major financial milestone. But before committing S$50,000 towards a bigger property, it’s worth asking whether that money could work harder elsewhere.
Three Singapore blue chips and one ETF — that’s all you need to collect dividends in every month of the year.
When Treasury bill yields surged in recent years, many income investors shifted money away from REITs. But with interest rates changing and REIT valuations adjusting, has the income gap become attractive once more?
Stocks
S$50,000 is a meaningful amount of capital that can form the foundation of a long-term portfolio. These are the five Singapore stocks to consider for a balanced mix of growth, dividends, and resilience.
Lower board lot sizes have opened blue-chip investing to more Singapore investors, but not every quality stock is worth owning.
Generating S$1,000 a month in passive income before turning 40 may sound ambitious, but with disciplined investing, dividend growth, and consistent contributions, it’s an achievable long-term goal for many Singaporeans.
What makes a stock worth holding forever? David Kuo reveals what gives him the confidence to hold quality stocks through every market cycle.
Getting Started
Stock-market volatility is only a problem if we do not know what we are invested in. Consequently, income investors should focus on cash flow.
When you are under pressure, even the most familiar tasks can suddenly feel monumental.
It is important to be realistic, especially about valuations, when we invest.
Women are great at saving but often miss out on investing. Learn why investing is essential for financial security and how to get started today.