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Why are share prices falling?
We look at attractive SaaS businesses and explore high-yielding industrial REITs this week.
We look at recent updates from two blue-chip companies and a US-listed Singapore growth stock.
Here are four Singapore companies that I would buy if I had S$20,000 to spare.
These three stocks performed significantly better than the index and may still have room to run.
If you are going bargain-hunting, here are four stocks we identified as having hit a year-low.
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Even amid a difficult operating environment, these three REITs managed to pay out a higher distribution to its unitholders.
Answer is ‘no’ as eventually, the value will be outed – one way or another. Meanwhile, bank investors are paid to wait for value to be discovered.
This industrial REIT is splashing the cash on a string of global properties, what should investors take note of?
Investors will be watching the banks closely as an indicator of how businesses in general are performing.
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Zoom’s share price has fallen hard lately. Here’s why I think long term shareholders shouldn’t be too worried.
If steady and consistent dividends are what you’re looking for, these four stocks should fit the bill.
The telco has a bold plan to implement further cost savings and roll out a multitude of services for its consumer and enterprise divisions.
Sea Ltd (NYSE:SE) reported its Q3 earnings results. My thoughts on another blockbuster quarter.