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    Smart Reads of the Week: Covid-19 Spreads Around the World

    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorFebruary 29, 2020Updated:September 26, 20232 Mins Read
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    This week has been marked by more alarming news regarding the Covid-19 virus outbreak.

    All in, it looks like the Covid-19 situation is going from bad to worse, and shows no sign of abating anytime soon.

    Investors need to brace themselves for more bad news to come, even as the situation remains highly dynamic.

    In the USA, the stock market experienced a near 13% decline from its peak up till Thursday, fulfilling the definition of a correction.

    Chin Hui Leong writes about whether it’s time for investors to begin hunting for bargains and also distills three rules that he adopts when it comes to bargain hunting for cheap stocks.

    The Stock Market Correction is Here: Time to Hunt for Bargains?

    Here are three companies that you could buy and hold forever due to their strong leadership position and business models. These companies are unlikely to fail and can provide investors with a good night’s sleep.

    3 Singapore Shares That You Can Buy and Hold Forever

    Finally, Royston Yang look at the impact of the new 5G network implementation plans and how it affects specific companies. 5G promises to change the way we live, work and play and it’s interesting to see its effects on businesses.

    Smart Trends: 5G Will Be Good (and Bad) for These Companies

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    Please refer to the individual articles for stock ownership disclosures.

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