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    Smart Reads of the Week: 52-Week-Low Stocks, REITs Growing Their DPUs and Dividend Stocks to Boost Your CPF Returns

    We check out potential bargains and also look at strong dividend-paying stocks to improve your CPF’s returns.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorJanuary 14, 20233 Mins Read
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    This week, we checked out several stocks scrapping their 52-week lows to find potential bargains.

    Meanwhile, REITs are continuing to grow their asset base and distributions with canny acquisitions.

    We checked out three that are tapping on catalysts and acquisitions to increase their distribution per unit (DPU).

    Elsewhere, you may be looking to increase the returns on your CPF Ordinary Account.

    As such, you can consider including some reliable and well-managed dividend stocks to boost your CPF’s returns above what the account is already offering.

    Here is a list of our top articles for this week.

    1. 4 Singapore Stocks Hitting Their 52-Week Lows: Are They a Buy?

    These four stocks could potentially be great bargains that you can add to your buy watchlist.

    2. 3 Singapore REITs Tapping on Catalysts and Acquisitions to Grow Their DPU

    Here are three REITs that could see their DPU growing with acquisitions and asset enhancement initiatives.

    3. 4 Reliable Singapore Dividend Stocks That Can Boost Your CPF Account’s Returns

    You can tap on these reliable dividend stocks to provide a better return for your CPF funds.

    4. 4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks Offering a Potent Mix of Growth and Dividends

    Looking for both growth and dividends? Here are four Singapore blue chips offering the best of both worlds.

    5. Better Buy: CapitaLand Ascott Trust Vs CDL Hospitality Trusts

    We compared two well-known hospitality trusts to see which makes the better investment choice.

    6. These 3 Singapore Stocks’ Share Prices Are Breaking New 52-Week Highs: Can Their Rise Continue?

    These 3 companies could be doing something right with their share prices hitting a year-high. We explore if their run can carry on into 2023.

    7. These 4 US Growth Stocks Lost More Than Half Their Value Last Year: Are They a Buy?

    With the big plunge in the share prices for these four growth stocks, do they now qualify as screaming buys?

    8. 3 Real Estate Stocks That Could Be Perfect for Your Investment Portfolio

    With physical property being so attractive, owning these three real estate stocks may do your portfolio a whole lot of good.

    9. Investing Lessons for 2023

    Here are some important lessons for your investment portfolio that you should learn to start the year off.

    10. 3 Best In Class Practices That All Companies Can Learn From Constellation Software

    We take you through three key practices that businesses can learn from this software giant.

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    Please refer to the individual articles for stock ownership disclosures.

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