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Should You Invest in Singapore’s Next 50 Index or Stick to the STI?
By The Fifth Person  •  October 1, 2025
In this roundtable, we take a closer look at the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index—an index designed to complement the STI by capturing the next tier of up-and-coming Singapore companies. We break down its methodology, highlight what kinds of stocks and sectors it covers, and share our thoughts on whether it adds meaningful diversification compared to the STI. Finally, we discuss if it makes sense to invest in the Next 50, or whether sticking solely to the STI might be the better option for most investors. All this and more in our latest episode! 00:00 Intro 00:56 Methodology 03:33 Sectors 06:02 Demand 11:35 STI vs Next 50 14:36 Invest in the Next 50? 📧 THE FIFTH PERSON NEWSLETTER - Subscribe for Free Exclusive Webinars and More! https://fifthperson.com/newsletter/ 📖 FREE EBOOK - A Quick-start Guide to Winning the Game of Stocks https://fifthperson.com/ebook/ 💻 FREE TRAINING WEBINAR - How to build a profitable income portfolio https://TheIncomeStrategy.com Here are a few more investing tips and tutorials to help you out: 💵 HOW TO INVEST IN DIVIDEND STOCKS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjpiAx3j8L0 🏢 HOW TO INVEST IN REITS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEzy7HFoEeA 🏖️ HOW TO GROW YOUR CPF FOR RETIREMENT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvZ3uH0FA0Q 📄 HOW TO READ A FINANCIAL REPORT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4WqlILejKs
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