It has been a few days since the circuit breaker measures officially ended.
All in, the hustle and bustle make it feel like we are returning to some semblance of normalcy.
However, we still have some way to go before the economy can function at pre-pandemic levels.
But life as we know it, is far from back to normal.
As investors, we can’t help but notice that the investment landscape has altered considerably.
In April and May, investors experienced a bit of a recovery from the market’s lows.
Investors cannot be blamed for feeling confused. After all, Singapore’s economy is facing its worst recession since independence.
This week, we examine whether a dividend-seeking strategy still makes sense…
And, given the market, should you buy, hold or sell?
We also cover 3 blue-chip companies that have plunged more than 40%.
Read on for our top articles this week…
1. Is a Dividend-Seeking Strategy Still Valid Today?
Income-seeking investors may be wondering if a dividend strategy is still valid in today’s investment landscape. We explore this issue in depth.
2. These 3 Blue-Chip Companies Have Plunged More Than 40%. Are They Bargains?
Blue-chip companies are not immune to the adverse effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are three whose share prices have plunged more than 40%.
3. 5 Industries That Have Done Well During This Pandemic
Though the pandemic may have wreaked havoc on many industries, here are five that have done surprisingly well.
4. Looking for Dividends? These 3 Stocks May Raise Their Pay-Outs
If you are a dividend investor, you may consider adding these three stocks to your watchlist. These companies have a high probability of raising their dividend payments in the near-term.
5. Forget Singtel: This Telco-Linked Business Provides A More Stable Dividend
Investors looking for exposure to the booming telecommunications industry and a stable dividend could turn their attention to this telco-linked business, rather than Singtel (SGX: Z74).
6. Your Stock Has Risen 20%. Should You Buy More, Hold or Sell?
It’s a happy problem to have when your stock pick has risen 20%. But how should you then react? We look into whether you should buy more, simply hold the stock, or take profit on it.
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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