STI STOCKS: AN UPDATE

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Dear readers, let us review the performance of the Singapore STI stocks for the previous trading week of 29 Jan 2018 to 2 Feb 2018. As usual, we will be focusing on the oversold and overbought STI stocks.

Oversold STI stocks

1) CapitaCommercial Trust

2) HPH Trust

3) SATS

4) Singtel

5) UOL
Overbought STI stocks

1) Keppel Corporation

2) Sembcorp Industries

3) SGX

4) SIA Engineering

Of specific highlight in the stocks above is HPH Trust: the trust went south by 7.3% on 2 Feb 2018 to reach a close of $0.38, a level last reached last year. 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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