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SG stocks flying high! 🚀 DBS, SIA, Singtel hitting ATHs — is your portfolio catching the wave? 

From boardrooms to boarding gates, Singapore blue chips are breaking barriers. After a relatively slow start to 2025, momentum is picking up fast — and the charts are screaming breakout. Is this just the start of a bigger SGX rally or a short-term pop? What’s your next breakout pick? 👀

📊 Who’s on Fire? 

DBS ($DBS(D05.SI)$  ) is pushing past $46 as bank earnings prove resilient and rate cut chatter fuels rotation into financials. SIA ( ) continues to climb on the back of strong travel demand and capacity expansion, defying skeptics who said the recovery was priced in. Singtel ( ) is quietly riding a digital infrastructure tailwind — its regional data and AI initiatives may be finally getting priced in. Even Keppel Corp ($Keppel(BN4.SI)$  ) — long seen as a restructuring story — is attracting institutional flows, thanks to rising global infrastructure exposure and its pivot toward renewables and real assets. These are no penny pumps — this is broad-based strength across core Singapore sectors. The chart setups? Clean. Sentiment? Strong. But here’s the question — are we overbought, or entering a new phase of rerating?

🔍 What’s Next? 

If the big names have run, smart traders might be asking — who’s next to break out? UOB ($U11) and OCBC ($O39) still trail DBS in price momentum, but could catch up fast if Q3 earnings continue the trend. REITs like Mapletree Industrial Trust ($ME8U) and CapitaLand Ascendas REIT ($A17U) are showing early signs of recovery with bond yields easing — could the rate cut trade bring them back to their glory days? 

Meanwhile, undervalued plays like ST Engineering ($S63) and Venture Corp ($V03) may gain if global supply chains improve and electronics demand rebounds. Even SGX itself ($S68) could benefit from volume growth if more IPOs return to the market. Don’t sleep on SG mid-caps either — we’ve seen small caps explode on the HKEX and NASDAQ; SG could have its own moment with the right catalysts.

📈 This feels like one of those moments where watching 52-week highs gives you an edge. 

Breakouts often follow each other in clusters — so now’s a good time to scan your watchlist, check sector rotation, and look for relative strength. Don’t just chase — understand the “why” behind the move. Is it earnings? Restructuring? Buybacks? Institutional inflows?

💬 So tell me: Which SG stock are you watching next? Any names you think will break their 52-week highs soon? 💡 Drop your next breakout stock below 👇 — let’s crowdsource the next winner!

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CapLand 52-W Highs: Are SREIT ETFs Smart Play?
Singapore’s REIT market has been shining in 2025. For Singapore investors, REITs have long been synonymous with steady cash flow and high dividends. With Singapore’s tax advantages, REIT ETFs could become an even more important tool for long-term portfolio allocation. Do you think it’s safer to buy individual REITs or go with ETFs? If you could only pick one REIT ETF, which would you choose—and why? With S-REITs hitting new highs, would you still chase now, or wait for a pullback? How do you think a Fed rate cut would impact REITs?
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