The announcement of the SGX–Nasdaq listing bridge has generated a level of excitement rarely seen in Singapore’s investment community. For decades, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) has been known for its defensive, income-driven profile dominated by banks, REITs, telcos, transport operators, and mature blue chips. This identity served Singapore well as a hub for stability, but
Singapore’s equity market has been undergoing major reforms, and the introduction of the SGX–Nasdaq dual listing framework is the latest measure to strengthen liquidity, improve access to global companies and enhance market competitiveness. This new cross-market initiative builds on earlier efforts by the Equities Market Development Group — including liquidity enhancements, market-making support and governance
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The festive season in Singapore is hands-down one of the busiest periods for online shopping. With Christmas, New Year, and even the lead-up to Chinese New Year, Singaporeans are bombarded with sales on Lazada, Shopee, Amazon SG, Zalora, Shein, Taobao, and countless brand websites. It’s easy to get swept up in flash deals, countdown sales,
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Are stock markets correcting soon? This question gained urgency after Robert Kiyosaki issued his October 2025 warning about an impending market crash. Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling Rich Dad Poor Dad, has long been vocal about his belief that stock markets are overvalued, economies are drowning in debt, and central banks have inflated asset prices
Money Market Funds (MMFs) have become increasingly popular in Singapore over the past few years. From retail investors to high-net-worth individuals and even corporate treasuries, MMFs have often been viewed as a low-risk, highly liquid place to park spare cash while earning a modest return. However, as of 2025, MMF yields have fallen significantly—many now
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Dear readers, it is time once again to take a deep, comprehensive look at the oversold and overbought Straits Times Index stocks and SGX Next 50 stocks based on the most recent trading week ended 14 November 2025. This weekly feature has long been a staple for followers of SG Stocks Investing, but as the
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The PSLE 2025 result is one of the most anticipated events for primary school students and their families in Singapore. Every year, parents and students wait anxiously for the official announcement from the Ministry of Education (MOE). In this article, we will dive deep into the PSLE 2025 result release schedule, examine past trends, and
As the year approaches its final quarter, individuals in Singapore begin reviewing their finances with two primary goals in mind: strengthening long-term retirement readiness and optimizing tax efficiency. One key tool that supports both objectives is the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS). Despite its benefits, many people delay their SRS contributions until the last days of
The year 2025 has brought remarkable momentum to Singapore’s stock markets. With strong leadership from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the Singapore Exchange (SGX), and the Equities Market Review Group (EMRG), Singapore is seeing renewed investor confidence, higher trading volumes, and policy reforms aimed at revitalising its position as a premier Asian equities hub.
In a world obsessed with saving, investing, and securing the future, Bill Perkins’ book “Die with Zero” poses a provocative question: what if the goal of life isn’t to accumulate wealth, but to use it — wisely, intentionally, and fully — before you die? The idea sounds radical, even reckless. But Perkins’ philosophy has struck
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