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    Smart Reads of The Week: Circuit Breaker

    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorApril 11, 2020Updated:September 26, 20232 Mins Read
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    We are almost into the first week of the Government’s tougher “Circuit Breaker” measures.

    With the Covid-19 pandemic getting worse, it seems these measures may not let up anytime soon.

    We hope that all our readers stay safe and healthy during these trying times.

    Turning back to our Smart Reads for the week, we share three blue-chip companies that we consider to be extremely undervalued, based on their long-term prospects. (p.s. the 3 stocks are mentioned in 2 separate articles)

    Click to read: Here are Two Massively Undervalued Blue-Chip Companies

    Click to read: This Undervalued Blue-Chip Company Deserves Your Attention

    Chin Hui Leong continues to share on Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd (SGX: H78) and gives us a glimpse as to what its future holds.

    Click to read: What Does the Future Hold for Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd’s Share Price?

    Want to know which companies’ share prices performed better than our local index?

    Click to read: 3 Companies That Have Outperformed the Straits Times Index

    For income investors, you might be curious to know if REITs are still considered safe investments during this market turmoil.

    Click to read: Are REITs Safe to Invest Now?

    Two popular questions during this volatile market are… have we hit the market bottom already? Is what we are witnessing now is a”real” rebound?
    We cover 4 simple steps to make the most of an uncertain market.

    Click to read: 4 Simple Steps to Make the Most of An Uncertain Market

    Though many non-essential businesses shuttered during this circuit breaker period, we manage to sift out three that have been allowed to continue operating.

    Click to read: 3 Businesses That Can Continue Despite the Government’s Circuit Breaker

    With share prices battered to multi-year lows, many attractive investment opportunities have emerged. In a special FREE report, we show you 3 stocks that we think will be suitable for our portfolio. Simply click here to scoop up your FREE copy… before the next stock market rally.

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