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Market volatility is unavoidable, but some businesses are built to handle uncertainty better than others. These four stocks stand out for their resilience, strong cash flow, and ability to stay steady when markets turn chaotic.
Markets hitting all-time highs can feel risky, but history shows that new highs are often part of long-term trends, not signals to exit.
This week’s Smart Reads explores dividend sustainability, blue-chip buybacks, and why growing payouts matter in an inflationary world. We also revisit semiconductor stocks and businesses built to withstand rising costs.
This week, the market’s attention falls on a major US fund manager crossing a key ownership threshold in Singapore’s largest telco, a local bank deepening its ties with Australia, and the high-stakes superpower summit in Beijing.
Some US stocks have doubled in just a year — but what should investors do next? Here’s how to think about buying, holding, or taking profits after a big rally.
Amazon’s IPO created enormous long-term wealth, but the real investing lesson is not the return itself — it’s the power of patience and compounding.
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Investors often believe they must choose between dividend income and growth. But these 4 Singapore-listed companies can provide the best of both worlds!
DBS is one of Singapore’s most sought-after blue-chip companies. But when exactly is it the right time to buy in – here’s a simple framework to help you decide.
A 5% yield sounds attractive, but reliability matters more than headline numbers. These three Singapore REITs combine steady cash flow with sustainable distributions.
The STI hit 5,000 twice this year. We analyse three Singapore blue chips to watch during this pullback.
Stocks
Singapore banks have been stellar performers over the past few years. But as valuations rise and new opportunities emerge, it may be time to consider whether a high-quality US technology company offers a better risk-reward proposition today.
Millions of people eagerly queue up for the latest iPhone every year. But while consumers spend money buying Apple’s products, investors can benefit from owning a piece of the business itself.
A high yield means nothing if the cash behind it runs dry. Three lesser-known SGX names show what dividend durability actually looks like for a retirement portfolio.
Sitting on cash can feel uncomfortable when markets are making new highs. But sometimes, patience is an investment strategy too.
Getting Started
We conclude our three-part series on REITs by describing ways they can grow and the risks associated with them.
Here are five facts on money that you should take note of when thinking about retirement.
You don’t make money from buying stocks; you make money from holding them.
We continue with Part 2 of our REITs guide by looking at the types of REITs available and important metrics to watch out for.