Looking for Dividends and Growth? 3 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks You Can Consider Buying

The Smart Investor04-16

Income investors are lucky to be able to access a wide range of dividend-paying stocks on the Singapore Stock Exchange.The general belief is that dividend stocks do not exhibit much growth as the ...

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  • FattAgain69
    04-16
    FattAgain69
    When choosing to invest in dividend stocks, look at the following: 1. Does the stock price grow over time? It won't be good if you are receiving dividends but losing more price movements of the stock. You might need to liquidate your stocks at certain times and risk losing the overall value. 2. Does the dividend grow over time? It would be good if the dividends you receive can beat the inflation rate and even better if they can double over time.
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    04-16
    DWTW
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