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Three blue chips topped the STI in March, and they all share a common trait: surging free cash flow. Here’s why the market rewarded Sembcorp Industries, SGX, and Wilmar International.
This week’s Smart Reads highlights dividend stocks rewarding investors in April, blue chips worth owning for the long term, and REITs to buy if volatility returns. We also compare T-bills with the STI and revisit what 52-week lows can really mean.
We look at a landmark market capitalisation milestone for a local bank, a major REIT portfolio overhaul, a significant defence contract win, and a substantial technology investment commitment in Singapore.
Three SGX-listed small caps boast zero or minimal debt, healthy free cash flow, and rising dividends. But can they keep paying?
When markets turn volatile, cash becomes a powerful advantage. These three Singapore blue chips stand out for strong balance sheets and the ability to stay resilient when conditions get tough.
Three blue chips posted impressive headline numbers, yet their share prices fell furthest among the STI’s 30 stocks in March. Here’s why the market wasn’t buying the good news.
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These three Singapore blue-chip stocks stand out for raising dividends, signalling earnings strength and management confidence.
Three Singapore REITs, three stories, as FY2025 results reveal who is adapting and who is being tested in a higher-rate world.
As market sentiment improves and money flows back into equities, some stocks are better positioned than others to benefit from an upswing.
Starting your investing journey doesn’t mean chasing hot tips. These five types of stocks help new Singapore investors learn the basics while keeping risk manageable.
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Market crashes feel painful, but for young investors with time on their side, they can be one of the greatest opportunities to build long-term wealth.
The latest earnings from CLI, MLT, FLCT and PLife REIT show how Singapore property groups are adapting through divestments, acquisitions, and recurring fee income.
Think long-term investing is just buy and hold? Discover why mindset, patience, and understanding the business matter more than timing the market.
With UOB’s 1Q2026 business update landing on 7 May, here are the four numbers that will tell investors whether the 5% yield is tracking as promised – or quietly coming under pressure.
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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.
Should investors consider investing in conglomerates? We take a look at some aspects of these behemoths.