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This week’s Smart Reads covers Singapore dividend stocks, REITs to watch in August, and the latest on the local IPO scene. We also highlight US growth opportunities in AI and consumer sectors, plus a reminder to stay calm when markets turn volatile.
We look at the latest earnings from a supermarket retailer, Singapore’s flagship carrier, and a blue-chip asset manager.
When stock markets soar higher, the urge to sell becomes ever stronger. So, what should you do?
What’s behind Meta Platform’s big gain on Thursday night.
Here are good reasons why you should keep your eyes on these four Singapore REITs.
The earnings season is in full swing, and we shine the spotlight on three companies that announced higher profits.
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These stocks are good enough for you to pass down to your children.
You’ll be amazed at how much wealth you would have created just by holding on to Sheng Siong’s shares over the years.
Does the retail REIT have what it takes to continue raising its distributions?
Here’s how Singapore REITs can earn you a solid yield of 5% or higher and help you to build up a stream of dividend income.
Stocks
Amazon, Nvidia, and ASML each play a unique role in powering the AI revolution, through cloud infrastructure, cutting-edge chips, and essential semiconductor equipment.
We showcase three REITs with overseas properties that managed to increase their distribution per unit.
Want dividends you can count on? Here are 2 tell-tale signs of a great dividend stock.
We compare two Mapletree REITs to determine which is the more attractive pick.
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There are good reasons for making voluntary CPF contributions, and there are good reasons against doing so. Today, we are presenting several reasons why this may not be a good idea.
Rather than being perturbed by the recent stock market declines, we should be grateful for potential bargains.
The software-as-a-service space looks set for another growth surge, with many chances forinvestors to profit.
With your CPF account being a guaranteed source of returns, should you park some funds in there?