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The STI gained 13% in 1H 2026, but four Singapore semiconductor stocks soared over 100%. Here’s what fuelled their remarkable rally.
Singapore bank shares are trading near record highs, prompting many investors to wonder whether they have missed the opportunity. Here’s what long-term investors should focus on before making their next move.
Singapore’s big three banks beat the STI in the first half of 2026, here’s how.
Genting Singapore’s dividend yield has climbed close to 7%, making it one of the more attractive income plays on the SGX. But can the casino operator continue paying such generous dividends?
Three SGX companies raised their dividends this year — but only some of that income is built to last. Here’s how to tell which payout repeats and which was a one-off.
Bull markets, bear markets, interest rate cycles, and economic shocks come and go. Yet the most successful investors often rely on a handful of enduring principles that remain relevant regardless of market conditions.
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Three STI heavyweights led Singapore’s 4M2026 buyback tally with a combined S$636 million. For dividend investors, the more important question is what’s funding those returns – and whether the same engine can keep the dividends flowing.
Starting to invest at 25 gives you one major advantage: time. Here’s a beginner-friendly guide to building wealth through stocks, ETFs, and long-term compounding.
With inflation, longevity, and market volatility shaping the future, income stability is becoming the most important factor in retirement planning for 2026.
Three blue-chip dividends arrive in the same trading week — but the cash flow, order books and forward guidance behind each cheque tell three very different stories.
Stocks
S$50,000 is a meaningful amount of capital that can form the foundation of a long-term portfolio. These are the five Singapore stocks to consider for a balanced mix of growth, dividends, and resilience.
Lower board lot sizes have opened blue-chip investing to more Singapore investors, but not every quality stock is worth owning.
Generating S$1,000 a month in passive income before turning 40 may sound ambitious, but with disciplined investing, dividend growth, and consistent contributions, it’s an achievable long-term goal for many Singaporeans.
What makes a stock worth holding forever? David Kuo reveals what gives him the confidence to hold quality stocks through every market cycle.
Getting Started
Here are some tips on how you can navigate the stock market this year.
Here are 15 highlights on how this streaming giant started small and proceeded to take over the world.
History has shown it makes sense to invest regularly, regardless of market ups and downs.
A careful analysis of risk versus reward will enable you to enjoy a good investment outcome.