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Financial dashboard on a tablet displaying 23.0% portfolio YTD return alongside visual graphics for SG bank pullbacks, S-REIT ETF reduction, and The Fat Investor Branding.

OCBC, AEM, Amova-STC AREIT, ANET, DBS, Portfolio Performance, SHOP, UMS

Stock Nuggets: SG Banks Stumble. S-REIT ETF Reduction. Portfolio Resilience

October 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

The Fat Investor blog featured image showing a performance meter in the green zone above expectations, featuring text 'Portfolio +22% YTD

Portfolio Performance, AEM, ANET, DBS, Food Empire, Frasers Centrepoint Trust, iFAST, ISRG, Micro-Mechanics, OCBC, Portfolio Allocation, TSCO, ULTA, UMS, VEEV

+22% YTD: Portfolio Exceeds Expectations (Q3 2026 Review)

September 30, 2026

A 3D bar chart showing annual dividend income from 2020 to 2026, highlighting an 8.6% drop in 2026 alongside the text "Q3 Dividend Income Down 8.6%" and "DON'T PANIC."

Dividend, AEM, Amova-STC AREIT, DBS, Food Empire, HRnetGroup, iFAST, OCBC, Parkway Life REIT, The Hour Glass, UMS, UOB, Venture

Q3 Dividend Income Down 8.6%: Why I’m Not Panicking

September 4, 2026

DBS, Dividend, OCBC

DBS & OCBC 1H 2026: Happily “Wrong” (To Buy or Not To Buy?)

August 10, 2026

An infographic comparing the five-year performance of SPY (S&P 500) and DBS Bank (D05) from 2021 to 2026, titled "Are you trapped waiting for a 20% crash? The Cost of Missing the Boat (2021-2026)." The left panel displays a rising SPY stock chart highlighting that a 20% drop from the 2026 peak of over $600 still sits far higher than the late 2022 low of $360. The right panel displays a rising DBS stock chart showing a climb from $27 in 2021 to over $70 in 2026, highlighting a brief 2025 dip to $37.16 and the massive opportunity cost of 5 years of forfeited dividends. The main caption reads "Crash Investing: The Cost of Waiting."

Market Crash, DBS, Investment Psychology, SPY

Crash Investing: The Cost of Waiting

An artistic watercolor illustration of a lush, blooming garden path leading to a cozy wooden house, representing a personal investment portfolio. On a wooden table in the foreground sits a document labeled 'CPF-OA', a bowl of coins, and books, visually capturing the strategy of trimming equity gains to secure cash buffers and retirement savings.

DBS, CPFIS, CPFOA, Dividend, OCBC

Trimmed DBS and OCBC: Cutting the Flowers?

Portfolio Review, AEM, ANET, DBS, Food Empire, GOOGL, iFAST, Micro-Mechanics, OCBC, Portfolio Allocation, TSCO, ULTA, UMS, VEEV, Venture

Catching Complacency: Why 18% YTD Return Sounded the Alarm

Infographic for June 2026 Portfolio Update by The Fat Investor, split into three strategic blocks: "Reduced US" showing a drop to 24%, "Revealed SG" showing a pie chart of top Singapore holdings like iFAST, Venture, and AEM under a spotlight, and "Recycled Capital" showing a flow diagram of funds moving from divested/trimmed stocks into Food Empire, UMS, and S-REITs.

Portfolio Allocation, AEM, Amova-STC AREIT, ANET, DBS, Food Empire, Frasers Centrepoint Trust, Micro-Mechanics, OCBC, Parkway Life REIT, Portfolio Review, UMS

June 2026 Portfolio: Reduced US. Revealed SG. Recycled Capital

Conceptual infographic for a financial article titled "Dividend Investing Is Not Just About Dividends" showing a glowing treasure chest of capital gains and business quality metrics under a magnifying glass.

Parkway Life REIT, Amova-STC AREIT, DBS, Dividend, Frasers Centrepoint Trust, Micro-Mechanics, OCBC, The Hour Glass, UMS, Venture

Why Dividend Investing is Not Just About Dividends

Featured image for "The Fat Investor" blog post titled "Football Team of Stocks: 3 Lessons from My Best (and Worst?) Players Over the Years." The graphic shows a green soccer pitch filled with rising green stock charts arranged like a team formation, surrounded by market volatility graphics, a toll booth icon, and a digital clipboard.

Portfolio Review, AEM, Amova-STC AREIT, ANET, DBS, HRnetGroup, iFAST, Micro-Mechanics, OCBC, Parkway Life REIT, The Hour Glass

Football Team of Stocks: 3 Lessons from My Best (and Worst?) Players Over the Years