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Three Singapore small-cap stocks that new investors can study for insights into fundamentals, resilience, and how smaller companies can support a diversified portfolio.
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Singapore’s market saw fresh catalysts this week – from REIT moves and index reshuffles to resilient earnings and a new IPO hitting the market.
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With markets near highs and interest rates shifting, building a resilient portfolio matters more than chasing the next big winner.
A stock that has doubled or tripled feels like a sell signal, but the right decision depends on fundamentals, valuation, and portfolio balance — not just the size of the gain.
As Singapore stocks approach record levels, these three companies stand out for their resilient fundamentals and ability to perform even when markets are expensive.
Large capital gains can tempt investors to sell, but the right decision depends on fundamentals, income needs, and long-term goals — not just how much a stock has risen.
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We tackle this tough question as both good and bad news regarding the pandemic continue to flow in.
In many ways, SaaS applications are tailor-made for the pandemic as more and more processes have to be moved online to keep businesses running.
As demographics, population sizes and languages are different, it should not be surprising that needs and wants differ according to countries.
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