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Consumer stocks enjoy steady long-term demand and can help you to grow your portfolio in line with the economy’s growth.
The S&P index is nearing its all-time highs again, but what should investors do?
The REIT sector has endured nearly three years of pessimism, but could the tide finally be turning?
This week’s Smart Reads highlights Singapore stocks rising with oil prices, Sheng Siong’s long-term performance, high-yield REITs and blue-chips, and four fast-growing US companies. We also spotlight SGX stocks ranked among Southeast Asia’s top performers.
We look at the latest acquisition by a technology titan and why economists have reduced Singapore’s growth forecast.
If you’re looking to invest smarter, these five stocks could be the right ones for your watchlist.
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We provide examples of REITs that are using these methods to mitigate headwinds and grow their DPU.
Can we expect a resolution in trade tensions anytime soon? If not, here’s how you can position your portfolio.
Could this be a great time to scoop shares up on the cheap?
With a trade war on the brink of escalating, here are four Singapore REITs you can consider for stability and peace of mind.
Stocks
We shine the spotlight on three Singapore stocks that are realising value for their shareholders through corporate actions.
We look at a special dividend declared by a Pan-Asian retailer and the latest twist in the trump tariff saga.
The index has repeatedly set new records this year as it chalks up double-digit gains. Could there still be legs for a further rally?
With the index hitting new all-time highs, here are four blue-chip stocks that saw impressive share price increases.
Getting Started
Taking too much risk can lead to sizeable losses. But taking too little risk can lead to mediocre results. So, what is a Smart Investor to do?
We tend to forget that public transport companies are no different to other businesses – they must be profitable.
Nine years of investing distilled into 31 digestible lessons.
We were only getting started in Singapore.