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Risk vs. Reward is the reason we create a portfolio of personal investments. It is a collection of stocks, funds, bonds, assets and cash. Our money in CPF is as good as cash free of risk, but with only 2.5% annual interest earned. To combat rising inflation and prevent from losing value over time, money needs to be invested in alternatives for higher returns. One such alternative is stocks. $DBS(D05.SI)$ is the best here with solid balance sheets, resilient business model and disciplined capital management. $CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$$Mapletree Log Tr(M44U.SI)$ and $Frasers Cpt Tr(J69U.SI)$ are reits with more than 5% dividend yield over the year but their stock value have been negatively affected by the Middle East conflict and rise in oil price. $HRnetGroup(CHZ.SI)$ with dividend yield of 5.8% and rich in cash of S$262.9 million is a rate high-yield gem. Thanks @Tiger_SG @TigerStars @Tiger_comments
DBS Up 2%! Are Sellers Done, or Will the Downtrend Resume?
DBS has been sliding after its earnings report and recently fell below SGD 55 amid geopolitical pressures. However, the fundamentals remain solid. DBS has emerged as the laggard year-to-date, with its share price down 2.4%, contrasting with OCBC’s 5.8% gain. This pullback has pushed DBS’s dividend yield to an attractive 5.9%. Do you think DBS is now more appealing than the other two banks? Has this downward trend ended, or is further weakness still ahead?
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