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This week’s Smart Reads looks at stocks that could help protect wealth from inflation, a DBS vs OCBC showdown, and dividend opportunities beyond the STI. We also highlight Asian growth plays and stocks that could surprise in the next rally.
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.
ServiceNow’s latest quarter tells a very different story from the doom and gloom surrounding SaaS stocks.
These three cash-rich companies just raised their dividends – and the balance sheet explains why.
Reliable dividends don’t come from chasing the highest yield. These five SGX-listed stocks have the track record income investors can rely on.
Are Malaysian stocks too risky for Singapore investors? Our Co-founder, David Kuo put RM300,000 into dividend-paying Malaysian companies to find out.
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Buried under all that market noise, this high-yield stock may offer steady income and upside.
A quiet SGX holiday week saw a surprise REIT takeover bid, debt relief for Manulife US REIT, and NVIDIA’s largest-ever US$20 billion AI acquisition.
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.
Stocks
With DBS trading near S$56, investors may wonder if it’s too late — but strong earnings, capital strength, and dividends could still make it a compelling 2026 pick.
If you are looking to receive passive income every three months, here are five stocks you can consider buying.
Three Singapore blue chips are closing in on their 52-week highs. But can their dividends keep pace with their share prices?
A S$10,000 bonus may not seem life-changing, but invested wisely, it can grow into a steady stream of dividends. Here’s how to start building long-term passive income.
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.