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A 5% yield sounds attractive, but reliability matters more than headline numbers. These three Singapore REITs combine steady cash flow with sustainable distributions.
The STI hit 5,000 twice this year. We analyse three Singapore blue chips to watch during this pullback.
This week’s Smart Reads looks at buying blue chips at record highs, dividend stocks beating CPF rates, and how to position amid geopolitical risks. We also compare REITs vs banks and data centre REIT leaders.
It is quite refreshing to hear the chair of the Federal Reserve say that he…
We look at the Fed’s latest rate decision, surging energy costs from Middle East strikes, the STI’s 5,000-point recovery, and Suntec REIT’s massive strategic review.
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We look at Lendlease REIT’s expansion, Centurion and Wilmar’s earnings, the S$1.2B UI Boustead REIT IPO, and Netflix’s strategic pivot in this week’s market highlights.
A deep dive into the FY2025 performance of two Singapore blue chips, ST Engineering and Venture Corporation.
Don’t just chase the yield; discover why these three REITs are seeing very different distribution trends this March.
Grow your 2026 ang pow with three resilient Singapore blue-chip stocks for future growth.
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Time is the ultimate advantage when investing for your child, allowing small sums to grow meaningfully through compounding over decades.
While market headwinds might be noisy, investors can uncover opportunities in a handful of cash-rich companies that continue to compound quietly.
Even in a market near record highs, fresh opportunities are emerging — but investors need the right portfolio positioning to take advantage of them.
These three hospitality REITs are growing their DPU as strong travel demand, higher room rates, and resilient occupancy continue to support income growth.
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The latest addition to the local exchange’s growing list of ETF focuses on technology-related sectors in emerging markets.
Be wary of extrapolating a trend into the future when there may be scant evidence that it can be sustained.
To be a successful investor, what matters most is a calm mind and a simple plan youcan put to work despite volatility.
It is all right to have investment heroes, just avoid placing them on a pedestal.