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Three fears drove the SaaS sell-off — all three are running into inconvenient facts.
With Singtel’s move from CPF to CDP, we look at the “Singtel28” strategy and future dividend sustainability.
These three Singapore stocks stand out for paying investors every quarter, with business fundamentals worth watching too.
Some Singapore stocks have delivered standout gains over the past two years. But can the winners keep running, or has the easy money already been made?
With oil prices above US$100, both SATS and Singapore Airlines face increasing costs. How will these aviation giants manage the pressure as the 2026 recovery unfolds?
Retirees who seek stability and a stream of dividend income can look to these four blue-chip stocks.
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Looking beyond CPF returns, these three Singapore REITs stand out for dependable dividends supported by resilient property portfolios.
With markets near highs and interest rates shifting, building a resilient portfolio matters more than chasing the next big winner.
Three STI constituents face their next earnings test – here’s what dividend investors should monitor.
Three smaller Singapore REITs reporting in February could offer upside for income investors as they tackle AI demand, portfolio reshaping, and operational recovery.
Stocks
CPF offers stability and guaranteed returns, but some stocks provide higher income potential.
Inflation eats into your purchasing power — unless the businesses you own can keep raising prices. These five stocks stand out for their pricing power, helping investors stay ahead of rising costs.
In an inflationary environment, static income loses value — dividend growth is what helps investors preserve purchasing power over time.
SBS Transit, ComfortDelGro, and Sheng Siong are paying dividends this week, but only one of the three is paying out of cash the business is actually generating. Here’s what dividend investors should know.
Getting Started
Diversifying your portfolio can help you buffer against crashes and capture opportunities.
Answer is ‘no’ as eventually, the value will be outed – one way or another. Meanwhile, bank investors are paid to wait for value to be discovered.
Fitness and gaming platforms and online marketplaces, for example, enjoyed a boom in traffic and sales.
Sure, there are Asian companies that seek to replicate what Western companies have done before. But increasingly, companies in our region are coming of age and holding their own