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SINGAPORE (Oct 6): The 800th issue of The Edge Singapore this week features 10 companies with the highest returns since our first issue was published in March 2002.

“Invest only in small-capitalisation value stocks. Don’t invest in blue chips. Don’t invest in growth stocks.”

(Aug 31): Warren Buffett, the billionaire chairman and chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., said the rally in markets over the last several years has made it harder to find bargains, but that stocks remain his choice over bonds.

(Aug 14): Low-cost exchange-traded funds are a quick and easy way to diversify one’s investments. But is it possible to build a portfolio exclusively with these instruments? Phillip Securities Research analyst Pei Sai Teng thinks so. Pei and his team ha

(Aug 7): As interest in the US equity market wanes, Asian equities are back in vogue. Structural reforms and economic liberalisation in large markets such as China and India are expected to boost corporate earnings and investor sentiment. And growing cons

(July 6): Noble Group, the commodity trader that’s struggling for survival after a multiyear stock rout and concerns it may default, surged in Singapore, with shares hitting their highest close since May amid speculation that large investors may be buil

SINGAPORE (June 21): Some people dislike working. They prefer to retire as soon as possible. This article is for them. To fast-track something is not easy. It requires one to take actions that defy conventional wisdom.

HONG KONG (May 23): Tencent Holdings Ltd. has become the undisputed ruler of Hong Kong stocks.

SINGAPORE (April 21): In our Hot Stocks technical analysis section, we take a closer look at six tech stocks which appear to have sidestepped the industry’s fatigue and whose uptrends remain intact.

TOKYO (March 23): Don’t believe Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s global fund manager survey, which shows that Japan is the second-most popular equity market, says Jonathan Allum, a strategist at SMBC Nikko Capital Markets Ltd.