SIX HIGH DIVIDENDS, UNDER-VALUED, BILLION CAPS STOCKS TRADING AT 52-WEEKS LOWS NOW

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Singapore stocks
Dear readers, these are Six Billion-caps, High-Dividends and Undervalued Singapore stocks which are trading at 52-weeks lows Now.

1) Mapletree Industrial Trust is trading at its 52-week trading low with a dividend yield of 5.84% and at a Price-to-Book ratio of 1

2) Starhill Global Real Estate Investment Trust is trading at its 52-week trading low with a dividend yield of 6.48% and at a Price-to-Book ratio of 0.791

3) Hutchison Port Holdings Trust is trading at 1.37% above its 52-week trading low with a dividend yield of 7.21% and at a Price-to-Book ratio of 0.618

4) Genting Hong Kong Limited is trading at 2.44% above its 52-week trading low with a dividend yield of 9.92% and at a Price-to-Book ratio of 0.351

5) OUE Commercial Real Estate Investment Trust is trading at 5.19% above its 52-week trading low with a dividend yield of 6.58% and at a Price-to-Book ratio of 0.779

6) Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust is trading at 6.58% above its 52-week trading low with a dividend yield of 8.69% and at a Price-to-Book ratio of 0.909 Join the emailing list to receive regular Financial and Singapore stocks newsletters too! Like" me on Singapore Stocks Investing Facebook page to receive all posts on your Facebook as well as read more articles. Follow me on Twitter too.

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