In 2026, safe income stocks are defined by durability, cash flow and balance sheet strength — not headline yields.
Browsing: Yahoo
All three Mapletree REITs are in the midst of strategic portfolio reshuffles. Here’s what to look for when they report results in late January.
We break down how everyday investors can start building durable, long-term dividend income today.
This week’s Smart Reads focuses on dividend stocks positioned for falling rates, blue chips benefiting from structural tailwinds, and promising ideas for 2026. We also compare OCBC, CICT, and Alphabet after strong runs.
Retail strategy shifts, explosive software earnings, a fresh IPO, and a Trump-fuelled rally defined this week’s biggest stock market developments.
Two retail giants with very different business strategies. Which company offers the best value for you?
These five income stocks offer yields higher than CPF’s 2.5 to 4% and provide investors with opportunities for stronger long-term passive income.
Three Singapore small caps are quietly positioning themselves to profit from AI’s insatiable appetite for chips, power, and precision tools.
The investor who reads is never surprised. The market goes up, they’re prepared. It goes down, they’re ready.
Big Tech is spending billions on AI. Here’s how Meta, Microsoft and Alphabet are already turning AI hype into real revenue and profits.
For income investors, the sweet spot lies between yield and growth, and these three Singapore stocks strike that balance in 2026.
CICT and FCT are popular income REITs, but a closer look at fundamentals reveals which may offer stronger long-term value.
With the local market’s board lot size planned for another reduction since 2015, higher-priced stocks with great fundamentals are poised to benefit from the increased liquidity.
As borrowing costs ease, some dividend stocks stand to benefit more than others through stronger cash flows and improved payout sustainability.
With Alphabet now trading at much higher levels, investors are asking whether the fundamentals still justify the excitement.
For income investors, cash-rich balance sheets matter, and these three dividend stocks outside the STI stand out for sustainable payouts built to last.
As long-cycle projects gain momentum, 2026 could mark a turning point for Singapore’s engineering sector.
For a brand-new investing year, these five Singapore stocks stand out in 2026 for earnings resilience, strong balance sheets, and sustainable dividends.
With Singapore’s upcoming landmark SGX-Nasdaq dual-listing bridge, the long-awaited moment to uplift quality Singapore stocks could be right around the corner, benefiting investors who positioned early.
Markets do not always rebound on cue, and in 2026, assuming every dip will recover quickly could be the most costly investing mistake.