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This week’s Smart Reads highlights REITs still yielding above 6%, blue chips hitting new highs, and stocks positioned to grow in 2026. We also look at geopolitical risks, the UIB REIT IPO, and defensive dividend ideas beyond the STI.
We look at a series of landmark policy announcements from Budget 2026 that are set to reshape Singapore’s workforce, retirement landscape, and technology sector.
The numbers behind AEM’s remarkable 2026 rally: AI-driven revenue growth, a dramatic free cash flow turnaround, and the return of a dividend after a three-year absence.
Strong earnings often set the scene for higher dividends. These four Singapore blue chips recently reported stronger profits — and rewarded shareholders with bigger payouts.
Blue-chip stocks at record highs can feel risky, but long-term investors should focus on earnings, valuation, and business strength — not just price levels.
ST Engineering has long been viewed as a defensive Singapore blue chip – but does its business model still offer stability in today’s volatile global environment?
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DBS and OCBC are Singapore banking giants with strong dividends and solid balance sheets, but which offers better value and long-term upside today?
Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs, allow investors to earn steady income from property without owning buildings directly — here’s how they work.
With the STI crossing 5,000, many investors are wondering how to put fresh capital to work. Here’s how to think about deploying your ang pow money wisely at market highs.
Selling a winning stock is often harder than buying one — but the right decision depends on fundamentals, valuation, and portfolio balance, not emotions.
Stocks
Some stocks come and go in a portfolio. But a select group of blue-chip companies have the durability, earnings power, and discipline to justify holding them for decades.
These three SGX-listed names are paying dividends in April — but the real story is what’s happening beneath the headline numbers.
The latest Singapore T-bill yield has climbed to 1.46%. That sounds like good news – until you realise what you might be giving up.
Market corrections can create opportunities in quality REITs. Here are three types of Singapore REITs worth watching if prices fall sharply.
Getting Started
If you’ve taken a long break from investing, here’s what you need to know to get back on track.
That is not to say that picking shares should ever be decided by a throw of the dice.
Have you ever thought of investing in a company but found its share price too high to afford?
Three principles to bear in mind throughout your investing journey.