US technology stocks had a strong session on Thursday, 27 August, with software stocks leading the charge. Several names jumped by double digits by the 4pm ET market close, highlighting just how quickly sentiment can turn when investors regain confidence in a sector.
For Singapore investors, it is a useful reminder that markets can move quickly, but that does not mean every rally deserves to be chased.
This week’s Smart Reads looks at where investors can still find opportunities, from dividend income and blue-chip growth to whether it makes sense to keep buying as Singapore stocks continue to climb.
For income investors, we look beyond headline yields to assess whether high dividends are actually sustainable, including one forgotten blue chip that recently raised its payout by 77%.
And for families, we explore how investing S$2,000 a year for a child could potentially grow into a meaningful sum by age 17.
Here are this week’s top articles:
DBS, OCBC or UOB: Which Bank Pays the Most Dividends on a S$10,000 Investment?
We compare Singapore’s three major banks to see which one could generate the most dividend income from a S$10,000 investment.
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