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Investing is not just about finding great stocks—it is also about avoiding poor ones. Here are three types of stocks that may look attractive today but could pose greater risks for long-term investors.
Eight SGX blue-chips beat the index this year, but half of them did it with flat or falling profits. Here is what the market was really pricing.
A high dividend yield may look attractive, but it is not always a sign of a great investment. Sometimes, the biggest yields hide the biggest risks.
The STI delivered respectable returns, but these three Singapore stocks went much further, each doubling or more over the past year.
What happens if you buy DBS at its highest price? The answer may surprise long-term investors once dividends are included.
The STI is up 16% in 2026, but SGX, OCBC and ST Engineering have gone even further. Discover what’s driving their market-beating returns.
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These four Singapore stocks could be positioned to increase their dividends in 2026, driven by earnings growth and improving cash flow.
In REIT investing, the quality of the sponsor can matter just as much as the properties themselves. These three Singapore REITs stand out for having strong backing, deep pipelines, and proven management support.
Singapore’s three major banks all offer dividends and stability, but valuation, growth, and income prospects may make one stand out more than the others today.
Constantly checking stock prices rarely builds wealth. The real gains often come from holding great businesses over time. These five stocks are the kind investors can consider owning for the next decade.
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Singapore’s three local banks make up a significant portion of the Straits Times Index. If their share prices tumble, the impact could extend far beyond just the banking sector.
These three SGX-listed companies are buying back shares, with free cash flow and balance sheets revealing the strength behind their decisions.
These three blue-chip Singapore stocks report earnings this week, offering fresh clues on whether their business momentum remains intact.
Imagine you could not sell a stock for the next 10 years. Which businesses would you be happy to own? These five Singapore stocks pass that test.
Getting Started
The first step towards becoming a better investor is in recognising the importance of making mistakes. The next is in internalising them into your investment process.
Investing in banks means you have to not just look at their performance, but also at the overall economic landscape.
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Staying focused and finding an anchor can help you navigate choppy stock markets.