As seen on:
As seen on:
Latest Articles
This week’s Smart Reads highlights REITs still yielding above 6%, blue chips hitting new highs, and stocks positioned to grow in 2026. We also look at geopolitical risks, the UIB REIT IPO, and defensive dividend ideas beyond the STI.
We look at a series of landmark policy announcements from Budget 2026 that are set to reshape Singapore’s workforce, retirement landscape, and technology sector.
The numbers behind AEM’s remarkable 2026 rally: AI-driven revenue growth, a dramatic free cash flow turnaround, and the return of a dividend after a three-year absence.
Strong earnings often set the scene for higher dividends. These four Singapore blue chips recently reported stronger profits — and rewarded shareholders with bigger payouts.
Blue-chip stocks at record highs can feel risky, but long-term investors should focus on earnings, valuation, and business strength — not just price levels.
ST Engineering has long been viewed as a defensive Singapore blue chip – but does its business model still offer stability in today’s volatile global environment?
Popular
OCBC shares have surged from $15 levels. Is it still worthwhile to buy now, or has the opportunity already passed for investors?
As Singapore’s big three banks continue climbing, do their dividends justify buying at all-time highs?
In an uncertain 2026 market, Singapore blue-chip stocks remain trusted for their scale, balance sheet strength, and dependable dividends.
We look at SGX-Nasdaq dual-listing framework, Centurion REIT’s student housing acquisition, and CICT’s strategic portfolio moves in this week’s Singapore stock market highlights.
Stocks
The impact from the blockage of this narrow chokepoint is anything but small. Here’s what this means for investors – and what they can do to their portfolio to stay afloat.
A S$2,000 monthly passive income may sound ambitious, but dividend stocks can make it achievable over time.
No portfolio is completely recession-proof, but the right mix of resilient businesses, strong balance sheets, and steady income can help investors navigate downturns with confidence.
MAS action and major corporate moves defined a pivotal week for Singapore, as inflation concerns and balance sheet reshaping take centre stage.
Getting Started
Although every economic crisis differs in nature, here are some guidelines on how investors can safely navigate them.
If the performance of the stock market over the last few of months is any guide, then this nightmare of a pandemic could be over quite soon.
The Covid-19 pandemic could force even more investors to look for solace in shares rather than other asset classes.
As businesses reopen after a prolonged closure, the world looks decidedly unfamiliar.