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    Smart Reads of the Week: Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks at Year-Lows, Methods Used by REITs to Grow Their DPU and Trillion-Dollar Growth Stocks

    We look at several methods used by REITs to grow their DPU and the next crop of potential trillion-dollar stocks.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorJuly 15, 20233 Mins Read
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    This week, we surveyed the investment landscape for blue-chip stocks that are touching their 52-week lows.

    These stocks may turn out to be great bargains that you can add to your buy watchlist.

    Meanwhile, the REIT sector has also come under pressure from the combination of high inflation and surging interest rates.

    We highlight several methods that REITs utilise to buffer against these headwinds and grow their DPU.

    Elsewhere, we turn the spotlight on the next batch of potential trillion-dollar companies.

    These US growth stocks could have what it takes to achieve this milestone in the coming months or years.

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

    1. 4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks Hitting a 52-Week Low: Are They a Buy?

    Here are four Singapore blue-chip companies plumbing their year-lows. We review the business to see if they may potentially be good buys.

    2. 3 Methods That Singapore REITs Use to Grow Their DPU Despite Inflation and High Interest Rates

    We run through three methods that REITs utilise to grow their DPU in an environment of high inflation and interest rates.

    3. Want to Invest in the Next Trillion-Dollar Company? These 3 US Stocks May Make the Cut

    The NASDAQ Composite Index has staged a remarkable recovery year-to-date. Here are three US companies that may become the next trillion-dollar stock.

    4. 4 Promising Singapore Stocks That Could Increase Their Dividends

    Looking for higher dividends? These four stocks could be the next in line to raise their payouts.

    5. This Singapore Healthcare Stock Has Grown its Dividends and Profits Since 2020: Can it Continue to Do So?

    Healthcare has remained resilient despite economic headwinds and the onset of the pandemic. We throw the spotlight on a healthcare player that has grown its profits and dividends over the past three years.

    6. How You Can Build Wealth by Investing in Property Stocks

    Here’s how you can build your wealth and better prepare for your retirement by investing in property-related stocks.

    7. 3 Reasons Why Asia is a Great Place to Invest for Growth

    We believe that Asia presents great growth potential in the current and next decade. Here are three reasons why we believe so.

    8. The Next Big Thing, or the Next Big Bust?

    It is common to hear of new trends that impact a wide swath of stocks. But will this be the next big thing or end up being the next bust? Read on to find out.

    9. How Should You React When Your Stock Loses Half its Value?

    Sometimes our stocks suffer a sharp share price plunge even with our best intentions. How should you react when such an event occurs?

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    Please refer to the individual articles for stock ownership disclosures.

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