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Straits Times Index Stocks (16 January 2026): Overbought Conditions

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Dear readers, the Straits Times Index (STI), Singapore’s benchmark stock market index, closed at 4,849.10 on 16 January 2026. Based on the Relative Strength Index (RSI), the Straits Times Index stocks are currently in the overbought region, indicating strong bullish sentiment among investors toward the STI and Singapore equities. As at 16 January 2026, the

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Stock Market Correction: Why it may be closer than expected?

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Stock markets move in cycles of optimism and caution. Long rallies often feel unstoppable, yet history shows that periods of strong gains are frequently followed by corrections—temporary but sometimes sharp pullbacks that reset valuations and investor expectations. For investors watching global equities and Singapore-listed companies, understanding the forces that can trigger a correction is essential

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The Assembly Place IPO: Should You Invest?

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The Assembly Place IPO has attracted significant attention from investors looking for exposure to Singapore’s growing co‑living and community living sector. As one of the largest operators in this niche market, The Assembly Place (often referred to as TAP) is positioning itself as a pioneer in flexible, community‑centric accommodation models that cater to students, young

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Lower ABSD, Higher EC Income Caps? What Property Rule Changes Could Mean for You?

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From ABSD to TDSR to income ceilings, property today is less about “can I afford the house?” and more about “can I pass the rules?” If you’ve bought, sold, or even just thought about property in Singapore, you’ve felt it: Cooling measures are everywhere. Now, heading into Budget 2026, property developers, consultants, and agents are

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Newport Residences by CDL: Is a S$3,000+ psf Freehold CBD Condo Still Worth It?

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If you’ve been following Singapore’s property market closely, you’ll notice a familiar pattern:Prices keep going up — especially in the city. So when CDL announced Newport Residences, a freehold condo in the CBD starting above S$3,000 psf, the big question for many retail investors was simple: Who is still buying at these prices — and

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Where to Invest S$100,000 in 2026: Smart Strategies for Singapore Investors

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If you have S$100,000 ready to invest in 2026, you might be wondering where to park it. The past couple of years have been unusually “easy” for investors, with decent returns on risk-free assets like bonds and traditional safe havens. But as we move into a new year, the environment is shifting. Rising interest rates,

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The Art of Spending Money: Simple Choices for a Richer Life – 10 Timeless Lessons for Modern Investors

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Dear readers, in an earlier post, i shared with readers, some lessons from The Psychology of Money, here sharing with you ten lessons from the same author’s newest book. Morgan Housel rose to prominence by reminding us that money is less about spreadsheets and more about behaviour. In The Psychology of Money, he dismantled the

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SINGAPORE SAVINGS BONDS: PROJECTED 2.77% PER ANNUM FOR 2026

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Dear readers, Singapore Savings Bonds (SSBs) have gradually fallen out of favour among investors and savers in recent months. This decline in popularity is hardly surprising. As global and domestic macroeconomic conditions evolve, interest rates have moderated from their recent highs, and SSB returns have adjusted accordingly. For many savers who became accustomed to higher

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