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    Smart Reads of the Week: The End and the Lessons Learnt

    Let's all look forward to the easing of COVID-19 measures in light of the fall in infections.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorJune 13, 2021Updated:September 26, 20234 Mins Read
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    It’s the end of the road for Hyflux (SGX: 600) as the company filed for liquidation after a series of failed investor discussions to rescue the company.

    The once high-flying wastewater treatment company saw its shares suspended since May 2018.

    This sad development reminds us that we should always watch out for risks when investing.

    Unfortunately, the signs of financial stress were apparent for Hyflux for years before fate caught up with it. 

    Years of cash burn led to dividend cuts and eventually, insolvency. 

    That’s why, as investors, it’s not just about finding companies that serve an essential need (water). 

    It’s not just about the business model.  

    And it’s not just about the financial figures. 

    It’s all of the above and more. 

    That’s what we strive to do at The Smart Investor through The Smart Dividend Portfolio and The Smart All Stars Portfolio. 

    If going back to Phase 2 has taught us anything, it’s that we should be open to learn new things and upgrade ourselves. 

    The future is as exciting as ever, and we can always do better as we move forward, together.

    Here is a list of our top articles this week.

    1. 3 Singapore Stocks That Are Displaying Unexpected Growth

    We introduce three Singapore companies that are still growing despite the tough conditions.

    2. 3 Blue-Chip REITs Paying More Than Your CPF

    These three REITs have it all — a long and stellar track record as well as a dividend yield that exceeds the CPF Ordinary Account.

    3. 5 SGX Stocks That Have Paid Dividends for the Last 10 Years

    It’s not easy to find businesses that have paid dividends for a decade or more. Here are five Singaporean companies that have achieved this feat.

    4. 3 Singapore Dividend Growth Stocks to Watch for 2021

    Looking for a mix of growth and dividends? These three Singapore companies can offer this sweet combination.

    5. 4 Companies Booming with the Fintech Wave

    Financial technology is a trend that’s here to stay. Here are four companies that are growing along with this boom.

    6. 2 Best Healthcare Stocks for Your Investment Portfolio

    Healthcare has always been a resilient sector. Here are two such stocks that you can add to your watchlist.

    7. 4 Fintech Stocks with Strong Growth Potential

    We filter out four fintech stocks that possess strong potential for multi-year growth.

    8. How to Pick a REIT for Sustainable Dividends

    If you’re looking for sustainable dividends, this article gives you some pointers on what to watch out for.

    9. 3 Dividend Stock Tips for Investing in the Age of COVID-19

    Being a dividend investor means you should take these three tips to heart. They can help you to keep your inflow of cash intact during tough times.

    10. Warren Buffett’s Super-Simple Retirement Advice

    Warren Buffett is famous for being one of the world’s best investors. Here is his simple advice on how to retire happily.

    11. Blockchain and Why It Matters to You

    With blockchain gaining popularity due to the explosion in cryptocurrencies, here’s why this new technology matters to investors.

    12. Getting Started: What Are Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)?

    We take a look at what ETFs are and how they can help you to invest better.

    13. Getting Started: What is Compounding and the Rule of 72?

    We illustrate why compounding is such a powerful force in investing, and also explain how you can use the rule of 72 to your advantage.

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    Please refer to the individual articles for stock ownership disclosures.

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