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    Smart Reads of the Week: Blue-Chip Stocks, Smarter Entry Prices, and Why Long-Term Investing Still Works

    Explore blue-chip stock ideas, valuation discipline, long-term investing lessons, REIT opportunities, and whether the AI boom is still intact in this week’s Smart Reads.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorFebruary 8, 20262 Mins Read
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    As markets settle into 2026, investors are refocusing on fundamentals, valuation discipline, and long-term conviction. 

    This week’s Smart Reads looks at blue chips to watch right now, how to build a solid portfolio for the year ahead, and whether it still makes sense to buy stalwarts like DBS and ST Engineering. 

    We also revisit why long-term investing continues to work, assess iFAST’s expansion ambitions, explore REITs beyond the blue chips, and ask whether the AI boom is still intact or starting to crack.

    Here are this week’s top articles:

    3 Blue-Chip Stocks to Watch This Week
    These blue chips are in focus as investors track earnings momentum and near-term catalysts.

    Building a Solid 2026 Portfolio: These Blue Chips Stand Out
    A practical look at blue chips that form a strong foundation for the year ahead.

    Buying DBS Shares: How to Calculate Your Ideal Entry Price
    Here’s how to think about valuation and entry points when buying Singapore’s largest bank.

    ST Engineering Set to Pay a Special Dividend: Should Investors Buy?
    We examine whether the special dividend changes the investment case for ST Engineering.

    Why Long-Term Investing Still Works in 2026
    A timely reminder of why patience and compounding still matter more than market timing.

    iFAST’s Expansion Plans: Too Ambitious or Just Getting Started?
    We assess whether iFAST’s growth plans are a risk or an opportunity for investors.

    Beyond Blue Chips: 3 Singapore REITs to Watch in February
    These REITs stand out for their income potential outside the usual large-cap names.

    AI Boom or Bust? Here Are 4 Telltale Signs
    Four signals investors can watch to judge whether the AI story still has legs.

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