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This week’s Smart Reads explores balancing Singapore dividend stocks with US growth names, REITs outperforming the STI, and blue chips that may offer fresh buying opportunities. We also highlight long-term growth ideas and US stocks near 52-week lows.
We look at Singapore’s new dual-listing platform with NASDAQ, an audacious takeover bid in the US, and a major regional banking acquisition by a local lender.
UOB and OCBC’s latest earnings highlight how strategy matters as Singapore banks navigate falling interest rates and margin pressure.
Not all dips are opportunities, but these three names are worth a closer look.
Data centres are powering AI and cloud growth, but between Keppel DC REIT and Digital Core REIT, which offers the better mix of income, scale, and long-term upside?
With NIM compressing and non-interest income at record highs in FY2025, here are four key developments dividend investors should watch on 8 May.
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Data center REITs are gaining attention as AI demand surges, but between Keppel DC REIT and Digital Core REIT, which offers the stronger income and growth outlook in 2026?
Singapore blue-chip dividends can provide stability during market corrections, but their resilience depends on cash flow strength, balance sheets, and industry dynamics.
Worried about a recession? Discover defensive Singapore stocks that can deliver steady dividends and protect your portfolio in any economic cycle.
Stocks
The Magnificent 7 have driven much of the market’s gains in recent years. But as portfolios become increasingly concentrated in mega-cap tech, investors should ask an important question: how much concentration is too much?
Higher-than-CPF yields are attractive, but these three Singapore stocks also stand out for their sizable net cash positions and financial resilience.
The first half of 2026 has tested investors with volatility, inflation concerns, and uneven global growth. Yet some Singapore stocks have continued delivering resilient earnings, stable cash flow, and steady execution despite the uncertainty.
There are pros and cons to every move you make in the market. The trick is going in with the right expectations.
Getting Started
Saving S$100,000 is no mean feat, but how should you invest this money? We show you three ways you can do so.
The engineering conglomerate is one of the oldest companies in Singapore. Here are eight lessons I gleaned from owning the company for more than a decade.
Managing a pool of money is not rocket science; in fact, it is something that many of us can do for ourselves.
My challenge today is to get you to remember three investing concepts that are simple to understand but easy to forget.