Bull markets, bear markets, interest rate cycles, and economic shocks come and go. Yet the most successful investors often rely on a handful of enduring principles that remain relevant regardless of market conditions.
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CPF OA offers a safe and guaranteed 2.5% return, but some Singapore stocks are generating significantly higher yields while sitting on strong cash reserves.
The STI ETF returned 13.1% in 1H2026. Three blue-chips more than doubled that. Here is what sets them apart from the other 27.
A monthly passive income stream of S$1,000 may sound ambitious, but it becomes far more achievable when broken down into a clear investing plan.
Three blue-chip Singapore REITs fell well behind the STI in 1H 2026, but a closer look at their businesses reveals what really matters.
Singapore’s role in the AI revolution goes beyond software, with these three stocks supporting the hardware and infrastructure powering AI growth.
While AI may be behind the surge in American markets, it doesn’t explain the performance of the ones in London or Singapore.
Not all dividend payouts are equal, and these three SGX small-cap stocks show what income investors can rely on for retirement.
Despite decent earnings, these three Singapore blue-chip stocks significantly underperformed the STI in June 2026, prompting a closer look at their outlook.
Savings accounts offer stability, but inflation can quietly erode purchasing power over time. These three dividend stocks stand out for their resilient cash flow, dependable payouts, and long-term wealth-building potential.
The STI returned 13.1% in the first half of 2026. These three stocks went the other way — and the reasons behind each decline are not the same.
Starting an investment portfolio can feel overwhelming. With thousands of stocks, ETFs, and REITs to choose from, many beginners don’t know where to begin.
Special dividends can boost yields, but these three Singapore blue chips show why recurring payouts matter more for income investors.
This week’s Smart Reads explores blue-chip and SGX stocks to watch, high-yield industrial REITs, quality dividend stocks, and passive income strategies. We also look at companies hitting new highs and stocks outperforming the STI.
We look at the latest utility price hike hitting Singapore households, a Temasek-backed healthcare listing on the SGX, and a puzzling sell-off in one of the world’s best-known electric vehicle makers.
The STI barely moved in June. So how did these three blue chips leave it behind?
Look for outstanding businesses that we can invest in for the long term.
Both Yangzijiang Shipbuilding and Seatrium stand to benefit from a marine and offshore recovery, but their business models, profitability, and risk profiles are very different.
The STI ETF returned 13.1% in the first half. These three SGX small-caps did at least twice as well. Here is what pushed them ahead, and what could still trip them up.
Three SGX-listed companies raised their dividends while holding net cash, but the cash behind each raise tells a very different story.