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    Smart Reads of the Week: Vaccines and a Further Easing of Rules

    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorMarch 27, 2021Updated:September 26, 20233 Mins Read
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    There was more good news announced recently concerning our fight against COVID-19.

    With the bulk of cases being imported in recent weeks, Singapore has further updated its pandemic-related measures on 24 March.

    From 5 April, workplaces can now accommodate up to 75% of staff, up from 50% currently.

    Working from home will no longer be the default option, and split teams will not be mandatory.

    This gradual easing should benefit transport operators such as ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited (SGX: C52) and SBS Transit Ltd (SGX: S61).

    And from 24 April, live performances can hold up to 750 people if pre-event testing is implemented.

    Marriage solemnisation and receptions can also allow 250 people, more than double the current 100, also with pre-event testing.

    The relaxation in rules suggests that Singapore may be turning an important corner in our fight against COVID-19.

    But as the government says, we should not be complacent.

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

    1. CapitaLand Announced a Major Restructuring: 5 Things Investors Should Know

    Property behemoth CapitaLand Limited (SGX: C31) recently announced a major corporate restructuring. Here are five highlights that investors should know about.

    2. 3 Blue-Chips with a Dividend Yield Exceeding Your CPF Ordinary Account

    If you’re searching for promising blue-chip companies, look no further than these three. Their dividend yields easily exceed what the CPF Ordinary Account is paying out.

    3. 3 Industrial REITs That Can Continue to Grow Their DPU

    Industrial REITs have been the most resilient of the REIT sub-classes. Here are three that can continue to grow their DPU.

    4. 3 Growth Stocks You Shouldn’t Miss Out On

    These three stocks offer tantalising growth prospects for adventurous investors.

    5. 3 Newly-Listed Singapore Stocks with Strong Growth Potential

    Newly-listed companies may not always be on investors’ radar, but here are three recent IPOs that could witness strong growth.

    6. 5 Stocks Hitting Their 52-Week Highs

    Here are five stocks that are close to their 52-week highs. Investors may find this list helpful in their search for quality companies.

    7. Sea Limited Should Stick to Its Core Businesses, Especially Gaming

    David takes a look at technology unicorn Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) and comments on how management should deploy the company’s capital.

    8. Get Smart: Your Buffet of Winning Stocks

    Pick companies that suit your personal preferences and build up a portfolio of great companies. All you need to do is to select from a buffet of stocks.

    9. A Smart Guide to Investing: Personal Finance

    We have compiled a handy guide on managing your finances. Remember: if you don’t save, you can’t invest.

    10. Breaking Down The CPF Investment Scheme: Part 1

    The CPF Investment Scheme offers multiple options for investors to park their money. In the first part of this series, we take a look at some of these options and their pros and cons.

    11. When Should You Cut Your Losses?

    Cutting your losses is admittedly painful. However, we outline several scenarios where doing so is not only necessary but will also allow you to become a Smarter investor.

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    Please refer to the individual articles for stock ownership disclosures.

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