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ETFs offer diversification while individual Singapore stocks provide greater control, but which option is better for investing S$20,000?
The market told itself a story about GenAI killing SaaS. Then it acted on it even when the idea was flawed.
Two Singapore-listed companies have very different growth stories – one benefits from global shipbuilding demand, while the other is positioned around aerospace, defence and technology. Which offers the better long-term opportunity?
These three Singapore blue-chip stocks lagged the STI in August 2026, with free cash flow and dividend trends offering clues behind their declines.
A S$3,000 monthly retirement income may seem like a distant goal, but dividend investing can provide a practical roadmap.
These three Singapore stocks delivered dividend hikes above 50%, with free cash flow separating sustainable payouts from one-off increases.
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After DBS’s results, OCBC and UOB earnings take centre stage as investors examine growth, fees and dividend potential.
These three Singapore blue-chip stocks underperformed the STI in July 2026, but their latest results may look better beneath the headlines.
DBS set a record income quarter and lifted its dividend 8%. Both numbers hide something. Here is what income investors should check when the bank reports on 6 August.
Three blue-chip stocks outpaced the Singapore market in July 2026, as falling rate expectations reshaped the outlook for banks and property.
Stocks
Costco and Sheng Siong operate in different markets but share a powerful advantage: customers return frequently for everyday essentials. We compare their business models, competitive moats, financial strength and long-term growth prospects.
ST Engineering has transformed from a Singapore engineering company into a global aerospace, defence and technology group. We examine 10 years of results to uncover what has driven its growth and valuation.
Singapore investors can choose between the STI’s dividend-rich blue chips and the S&P 500’s global growth companies. Which market offers the better opportunity for your next investment dollar?
SGX, Seatrium and SATS are among Singapore’s most active share-buyback stocks in 2026, but their financial strength tells different stories.
Getting Started
If you have noticed the TACO trade, so has everyone else — and that’s a big problem.
We explore how Temasek is navigating global uncertainty while unlocking long-term growth.
Singapore’s small-cap stocks are an acquired taste but there may be some hidden gems out there.
If you’ve just started on your investment journey, here are four things you should know about.