Three most popular choices for Singapore investors seeking stable, income-generating stocks with good dividend yields and capital appreciation are the three Singaporean banks listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) namely, DBS, UOB, and OCBC. They are significant components of the Straits Times Index. Here's a breakdown: DBS Group Holdings Ltd: (SGX: D05) United Overseas Bank Ltd: (SGX: U11) Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited: (SGX: O39) Thanks @Tiger_SG @icycrystal @1PC

 * DBS Group Holdings Ltd (DBS Bank): Consistently one of the most profitable companies in Singapore, and indeed in Southeast Asia, with strong earnings from its banking operations.  * Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC Bank): Another leading Singaporean bank that consistently reports high profits.  * United Overseas Bank (UOB): The third of Singapore's major local banks, also a regular on the most profitable lists.  * Singapore Airlines (SIA): A major global airline that has seen strong recovery and profitability in recent times.  * Wilmar International: A leading agribusiness group in Asia, involved in palm oil, edible oils, and other agricultural products, contributing significantly to Singapore's profits.  * Singtel: Singapore's largest telecommunic

 @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @rL @HelenJanet @SPACE ROCKET @HelenJanet @LMSunshine @koolgal @Shyon @Aqa @nomadic_m for me diversification is preferred. Not gonna put all in one stock

@GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @rL @HelenJanet @SPACE ROCKET @HelenJanet @LMSunshine @koolgal @Shyon @Aqa @nomadic_m for me diversification is preferred. Not gonna put all in one stock as it

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surely DBS

I invest in $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ and thanks for the opportunity I will continue to invest and DCA whenever it when down @Tiger_SG @MillionaireTiger @TigerStars @TigerClub

for starters.. just invest in these top 10 and increase ur investments slowly

🇸🇬 Top 10 Gainers in Singapore (Recent Performance) As of recent SGX market trends (based on the last quarter or YTD performance), the top 10 performing companies often include: 1. DBS Group Holdings Ltd 2. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) 3. United Overseas Bank (UOB) 👉 These are the “three major banks” you referred to — known for resilience, dividend strength, and regional expansion. Other notable top gainers (names may shift depending on timeframe): 4. Yangzijiang Shipbuilding 5. Keppel Corporation 6. Sembcorp Industries 7. Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering) 8. Genting Singapore 9. Singapore Airlines 10. Seatrium (formerly Sembcorp Marine) --- 🧠 Which Ones Do I Know & Would Consider Investing In? ST Engineering: A strong defence and aerospace engineering g

Most hold the big three banks. Among the rest SIA and Wilmar , CapitaLand are well known investments. Some like Flex and Yanlord are not so well known to me

Good to know more option.

Replying to @Zarkness: @MojoStellar @SPACE ROCKET @icycrystal @Barcode @Shernice軒嬣 2000 come join for lots of rewards ❤️🌹//@Zarkness:As one would say buy blue chips, banks is the top choice . Most of it have been bought and sold recently as the market is rising and touches new high . I would invest in Singtel and DBS and Ocbc . Others that shd make the list could be ifast , venture .

As one would say buy blue chips, banks is the top choice . Most of it have been bought and sold recently as the market is rising and touches new high . I would invest in Singtel and DBS and Ocbc . Others that shd make the list could be ifast , venture .

🌟🌟🌟DBS $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ has done it again!  It has reported a record profit of SGD 8.66 billion, outpacing OCBC and UOB with commanding strength.  DBS is not just the biggest bank in Southeast Asia by assets.  It is also the most profitable, most resilient and the most forward looking. I am holding DBS long term as it isn't just a bank.  It is my solid compounder.   With its digital transformation, regional expansion and wealth management momentum, DBS is well positioned to thrive even amid global uncertainty.  DBS's strong capital buffers and history of special dividends make it a strategic anchor in my portfolio. Go Long Go Strong Go DBS! 🥰🥰🥰🚀🚀🚀🌛🌛🌛🌈🌈🌈💰💰💰🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬

Glad to have a few of the 10 most profitable companies in SG. Not all are profitable in portfolio though. Overall in the green is another happy day!

Please. I've lost faith in Singapore stocks. But if I were to invest my money in any, then I'd pick the banking stocks like $DBS(D05.SI)$  $UOB(U11.SI)$  $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$  

I have ocbc and CapitaLandInvest. I regret not buying dbs earlier during the covid time when it was $20. Subsequently always felt that it was too expensive to buy and it has continue to climb higher. My only consolation is that if the SG banks, at least I have ocbc. I have CapitaLandInvest as I believe that its robust real estate will bring in high returns along with good dividends. I’m familiar with the above 10 except flex which I have never heard before. Thank you for pointing this out for me to look into. Any of the SG banks will offer good returns. I wouldn’t invest in the rest as there are threats facing these companies such as rising competition, legal threats for Wilmar, lack of convincing future growth or capturing market share for singtel. I think CICT should make it to the l

Nice! I have some DBS and OCBC. As for the rest , Singtel, Capitalland investment and SIA, they make up most of the investment in SG market. Hope in few years time, Sembcorp will be able to squeeze into top 10💰💰💰

I’ve been following some of these top 10 companies closely—especially the big three banks. I hold DBS for its strong digital push and solid dividends. OCBC and UOB are also strong performers, but DBS stands out to me for its regional leadership and consistent results. I’m also watching Wilmar and Singtel. Wilmar's exposure to the food supply chain is a good inflation hedge. Singtel’s ongoing restructuring and regional investments could unlock more value, so it’s on my watchlist. I’ve been tempted to start a small position soon if the price dips. Flex Ltd surprised me—I didn’t realize they had such a strong presence in Singapore. I also think Keppel Corp or ST Engineering could join the list in the near future, especially with their push into renewables and defense tech. Curious what other