THESE NINE DEEPLY-UNDERVALUED STOCKS OFFER >4% DIVIDENDS YIELDS, SHOULD YOU INVEST IN THEM NOW?

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Singapore Stocks
Dear readers, there are currently nine stocks which are deeply undervalued, trading at no more than Price-to-Book ratio of 0.50. Further these nine stocks offer a dividends of more than 4% each. Interested to know the names of these stocks? Without further ado, these nine stocks are:
1) Goodland Group Limited 4.14% 0.503

2) Dutech Holdings Limited 4% 0.5

3) Far East Orchard Limited 4.11% 0.499

4) Captii Limited 4.72% 0.457

5) Thakral Corporation Ltd 4.65% 0.427

6) Starland Holdings Limited 5.21% 0.421

7) Uni-Asia Group Limited 4.37% 0.392

8) Pan Hong Holdings Group Limited 11.04% 0.141

9) Debao Property Development Ltd. 11.76% 0.048

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