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The stock market is measuring what’s easy to see and missing what actually matters.
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DBS and OCBC are Singapore banking giants with strong dividends and solid balance sheets, but which offers better value and long-term upside today?
Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs, allow investors to earn steady income from property without owning buildings directly — here’s how they work.
Discover how to invest S$20,000 in three high-potential Asian-themed stocks riding the region’s massive economic modernization.
With the STI crossing 5,000, many investors are wondering how to put fresh capital to work. Here’s how to think about deploying your ang pow money wisely at market highs.
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Three blue-chip stocks have seen their stock price languish, trailing the broader market. Has the market gotten it wrong?
Here’s where Singapore’s blue-chip REITs are finding growth.
Three Singapore blue chips delivered standout first-half results—here’s what dividend investors need to know.
Stocks
You don’t need complex models to estimate fair value — here’s a simple three-step framework investors can use to value Singapore stocks with confidence.
Blue-chip dividend stocks are reliable, but some Singapore REITs offer even higher yields, while still showing signs of distribution resilience.
Oil prices above US$100 can reshape entire sectors. While higher energy costs hurt some industries, oil and gas companies may benefit — but not all equally.
Three SGX blue chips spent S$333 million buying back their own shares in 1Q 2026 — but can they keep paying rising dividends?
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.