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High dividend yields can signal opportunity or trouble, so we screen five SGX yielders to assess their earnings, cash flow and payout sustainability.
Prominent tech giants are falling as much as 30% from their peaks. But what looks like a rare stock market sale could turn out to be a potential value trap.
Three SGX small-cap stocks grew profits by 24% or more this earnings season, but investors should look beyond profit growth to the cash supporting those gains.
With S$30,000 to invest, these four Singapore stocks offer a mix of dividend income, business resilience and long-term growth potential for a balanced portfolio.
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