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These four Singapore REITs rank high on reliability and dependability.
This week’s Smart Reads analyzes the impact of lower rates on equities, spotlights dividend-raising Singapore stocks, and highlights four promising US growth stocks.
DBS Bank broke S$53 for the first time this week, pushing the STI to a record 4,367 points. Alibaba exited SingPost with a 151.3 million share sale, while MetaOptics surged 25% on its Catalist debut. SGX also announced plans for a new index tracking mid-cap stocks beyond the STI’s 30 components.
Investing in the markets is one way to beat inflation, and the US tariffs will no doubt be inflationary.
Warren Buffett does not have a perfect investment record but that’s okay.
Without taking some risks, you lose the opportunity to reap the rewards.
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We feature four Temasek-owned blue-chip companies that should do very well in the long run.
Here are four REITs that are well-positioned to raise their distributions this coming earnings season.
We look at a potential new REIT listing and the expansion of an iconic property along Singapore’s skyline.
These four REITs have the right attributes for a starter income investor’s portfolio.
Stocks
Inflation eats into our money, but by understanding it better and investing wisely, we can fight it to grow our wealth.
Discover three lesser-known Singapore stocks offering dividend yields that beat your CPF Ordinary Account’s 2.5%
Three Singapore REITs are first to the earnings dock, each offering different insight.
Dividend stocks aren’t just for retirees – they can be a powerful wealth-building tool for younger investors who start early and reinvest consistently.
Getting Started
With a potential rocky and unsteady recovery post-COVID-19, here’s how you can locate stocks that will do well.
As enticing and appealing as cash might be, the problem is that there is a cost associated with keeping it.
Diversifying your portfolio can help you buffer against crashes and capture opportunities.
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.