$CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$ **CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (SGX: C38U)** is a strong investment as Singapore's largest commercial REIT, with a high-quality, diversified portfolio of prime retail malls (e.g., Plaza Singapura, Raffles City) and office properties, plus select overseas assets. **Current price** (mid-March 2026): ~S$2.34, offering a trailing dividend yield of around **4.9-5%** (annual DPU ~S$0.115-0.12, semi-annual payouts, well-covered by earnings). Key strengths: - **Scale & stability**: Largest REIT by market cap (~S$17-18B), backed by CapitaLand, with ~97% occupancy and positive rental reversions. - **Recent performance**: FY2025 showed solid DPU growth (e.g., beats estimates, strong 4Q results), portfolio resilie

$DBS(D05.SI)$ **Why DBS Group Holdings is a Good Investment in March 2026** DBS, Southeast Asia’s largest bank by assets, remains a compelling investment despite moderating interest rates. As of mid-March 2026, the stock trades at S$55.31 after a pullback from 2025 highs, delivering a strong 33% one-year total return while offering stability in a volatile environment. FY2025 results were resilient: net profit reached S$11.0 billion (down 3% YoY due to rate headwinds and higher tax), but total income hit a record S$22.9 billion (+3%), driven by deposit growth of 12% and proactive hedging. Pre-tax profit set a new high at S$13.1 billion with ROE at 16.2%. NIM eased to 1.93%, yet fee income (especially wealth management) and treasury sales surged,

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$DBS(D05.SI)$ DBS Group (D05.SI) just crushed Q3 expectations with a stellar 8.6% EPS beat and 3.8% revenue surprise—proving once again why it's Asia's best-in-class bank. Up 47% in the last year, yet still trading at a steal: undervalued by 33% per DCF models, with a juicy 5.26% dividend yield that's got my income radar pinging. Analysts are piling on the love—JP Morgan just hiked their PT to S$70 (30% upside from here!) on robust ROE of 16%+ and steady 6% revenue growth into '26. With ample capital for hikes and a moat in digital banking that's miles ahead of peers, DBS isn't just riding the regional recovery—it's leading the charge. If you're hunting for stability with serious growth juice, load up on DBS now. STI to 5,000? DBS could hit S$6