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Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: World Bank’s Slashes Forecast, ChatGPT, Olam Group, and Singapore Post
We preview the latest updates from Olam and Singapore Post and also look at this year’s forecast for the world economy.
The best lessons are learnt over years and decades, and not from the past 12 months.
Growth stocks have tumbled alongside the NASDAQ Composite Index. But could value be emerging for some of them?
With real estate being a reliable physical asset, here are three property stocks you can consider including in your investment portfolio.
While the CPF Ordinary Account pays out a decent interest rate, here are four stocks that can help you get a better return.
These 3 Singapore Stocks’ Share Prices Are Breaking New 52-Week Highs: Can Their Rise Continue?
There are probably good reasons why these three stocks are cracking their year-highs. Let’s see if their run can carry on into 2023.
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We provide snippets from two blue-chip companies and a telco.
An increasing focus on stability and passive income should make these four stocks suitable for investors who are in their 50s.
The impending listing of Singapore’s first-ever SPAC may significantly liven up the market here.
Singapore Airlines Has Exhausted its Remaining $600 Million from the 2020 Rights Issue: Should Investors Worry?
The airline has used up the remainder of the cash it raised from last year’s massive rights issue. Is this a cause for concern for investors?
Stocks
It’s helpful to enjoy some dividend income while these four stocks post healthy growth.
Share Prices of These 4 US Growth Stocks Have More Than Doubled from Their Lows: Can Their Run Continue?
These four growth stocks have enjoyed a strong rebound, but can they continue to perform well?
The fintech suffered a tough year but sees better results flowing in from this year till 2025.
Companies with a history of paying out consistent dividends are generally considered as good investments for those seeking regular income.







