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    Smart Reads of the Week: Keppel DC REIT, US Growth Stocks and Investing for Retirement

    We look at the earnings report from one of the first REITs to announce its results and also look at why you should invest to enjoy a great retirement.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorApril 22, 20233 Mins Read
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    This week, we turn our attention to one of the first REITs to report its first quarter 2023 earnings – Keppel DC REIT (SGX: AJBU).

    The data centre REIT did not disappoint once again as it eked out a small year-on-year increase in distribution per unit (DPU).

    Meanwhile, growth stocks have been taking it on the chin as surging interest rates and a series of layoffs in the technology sector weighed on sentiment.

    Despite the bearish mood, we threw the spotlight on several US growth stocks that could enjoy rising share prices.

    Elsewhere, we tackled the issue of retirement and why more people are worried about it as the world faces high inflation and soaring interest rates.

    Read on to find out why investing can help to smoothen the road to retirement and allow you to enjoy your golden years with happiness and joy.

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

    1. Keppel DC REIT Reports a Continued Rise in DPU: 5 Highlights from the Data Centre REIT’s Latest Results

    We cover the latest earnings report from the data centre REIT and also shed light on how the data centre sector is faring.

    2. 4 US Growth Stocks Whose Share Prices Can Continue Climbing

    We highlight several US growth stocks that have good potential for their earnings and share prices to rise.

    3. Investing Can Better Prepare You for Retirement in an Era of Inflation and High Interest Rates: Here’s How

    It’s natural to worry about retirement as inflation and high interest rates dominate the headlines. Here’s how investing can help smoothen your journey towards retirement.

    4. 5 Billion-Dollar Singapore REITs That Can Continue to Grow Their DPU

    Bigger is better in the REIT world, and more so if these REITs can also continue increasing their DPU.

    5. 3 Singapore Stocks That Have Explosive Growth Potential

    If you’re looking for strong growth in Singapore stocks, check out these three that could make it to your buy watchlist.

    6. 4 Singapore Stocks That Paid Out Consistent Dividends Over the Past 5 Years

    Income-driven investors should look highly upon these four Singapore stocks that have doled out dependable dividends over the last five years.

    7. Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is Holding its AGM Soon: 5 Stocks That the Conglomerate Owns

    It’s interesting to track the stocks that the Oracle of Omaha’s company purchases as they may have attractive characteristics that make them great investment candidates. 

    8. 5 Singapore Medical-Related Stocks That Can Keep Your Portfolio in the Pink of Health

    Healthcare is a sector that can withstand recessions. Here are five medical stocks that should help to keep your portfolio resilient.

    9. 5 Timeless Investing Lessons That Warren Buffett Can Teach Us

    Warren Buffett’s timeless investing quotes are always useful in helping us to navigate different stock market conditions.

    10. How the Art of Thinking Clearly Can Help Us in Investing: Part 9

    We conclude this series by outlining another three biases and fallacies that could trip up your investment process.

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    Please refer to the individual articles for stock ownership disclosures.

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