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Investing parallels from this year’s unusual World Cup.
We review the earnings for Keppel DC REIT and figure out if a healthcare REIT and a fibre network operator can continue to grow their distributions.
We look at the latest inflation data and also assess whether the US central bank plans to continue with its interest rate hikes.
Given the uncertain economic outlook, investors are looking for a guaranteed return of capital today, and not a hope of return on capital tomorrow.
Meta Platforms has declined significantly this year due to heavy spending on the metaverse. Here are five reasons to believe the stock is a bargain.
Why people who fear investing in the stock market today may be missing the big picture.
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We look at two blue-chip companies and the latest security measures imposed on cryptocurrency investments.
The bank enjoyed a strong boost to its net interest income from higher interest rates.
Mapletree Industrial Trust is the second Mapletree REIT to report its quarterly earnings.
The logistics REIT has released its latest quarterly earnings.
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The fintech company has grown by leaps and bounds since its IPO back in late 2014.
Instead of just parking your money in your CPF account, why not allocate some to these four stocks?
A long track record of dividend payments is an important attribute that income-seeking investors should look for.
When times get tough, you can look for these four resilient stocks that continue to pay a dividend yield exceeding 4%.
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Risk management is an essential component of investing. We can try to reduce the risk of permanent loss by investing in low-risk stocks.
Warren Buffett, one of the smartest investors of our generation, turns 90 in 2020. Here are 10 of his greatest quotes that we can use for the coming year.
Contrary to popular opinion, pawnbrokers are not in the business of buying goods that they need to subsequently sell. Find out David’s take here.
Buying stocks is not just about buying low and selling high. Chin Hui Leong makes the argument that the stock has to fit your goals, and much more.