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Sean Gerald

Bachelor of Arts in Sociology at Singapore University of Social Sciences

05 Mar 2023

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General Investing

For SG stocks, what would you recommend to invest for dividends or capital growth?

I am not very well versed in SG stocks as I focus more on the US, Europe, China market.

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Francis

17 Mar 2023

I would prefer to go for ETFs for dividends.

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Missing Q

12 Mar 2023

SGX stocks are mainly dividends, but there are some like bank stocks such as DBS, is mixture of growth and dividends.

But depending on youre age and risk tolerance. If you want something with lower risk, then SGX stocks.

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Tinexxxx

Edited 11 Mar 2023

Tbh there's not much capital growth in SG stocks... you should venture into the US market instead for growth.

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Ronald Chiam

10 Mar 2023

Dont waste your time with sg stocks

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Learn To Invest

10 Mar 2023

Singapore is definitely more dividend-centric than capital appreciation...

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