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The US-based S&P 500 index has fallen into bear market, and many fear that Singapore’s Straits Times Index is next in line.
This week, we look at suitable growth stocks to buy in a bear market and a couple of recession-resistant businesses.
We look into a REIT, a property giant, the latest inflation data and the sale of properties from a co-operative.
Looking for a reliable investment? The local index could be your ideal choice.
These three stocks have continued paying dividends through recessions, making it likely that they can do so in future.
To weather the market selloff, embattled tech companies can take a leaf from Amazon’s survival strategy in the 2000s.
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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.
The REIT owns properties whose values have held steady during this pandemic.
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If you’re looking for solid blue-chip businesses, here are five that could increase their dividends this year.
While the S&P 500 had a stellar year in 2021, there were pockets of the stock market that did terribly. If you underperformed the index, what should you do?
These companies performed admirably last year as their share prices surged. Can they achieve this feat again in 2022?
Here’s why you don’t want to miss out on investing in 2022.