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With the Straits Times Index hitting record levels, investors should focus less on the headline number and more on earnings, valuations, and long-term fundamentals.
Dividend cuts can hurt both income and confidence, but these three stocks stand out for hardly ever cutting their payouts.
As interest rates ease and operating metrics stabilise, some Singapore REITs are better positioned than others to grow distributions in 2026.
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The STI crossing 5,000 feels historic. But even at record levels, some blue-chip stocks still offer long-term value — if you focus on fundamentals, not fear.
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A surge in oil prices can ripple across the entire economy. From airlines to energy producers, these Singapore stocks could feel the impact.
Earn passive income without property by investing in REITs, generating steady dividends from income-producing real estate assets.
High dividend yields can be tempting, but the difference between steady payouts and painful cuts lies in cash flow strength, balance sheet discipline, and business resilience.
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