WOULD YOU BUY THESE 52-WEEK LOWS LARGE-CAP BLUE-CHIP SINGAPORE STOCKS NOW?

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Dear readers, let us take a look at sixty Singapore's largest market cap stocks and their current prices versus their 52-weeks low prices. For those of these stocks currently at 52-weeks low, is it a good proposition to buy these stocks now? Or will the current markets backdrop be just the start of a downturn? Nobody can have an answer to the above, but it could just be useful to know which of these stocks are trading at or near their 52-weeks lows now.


1 Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (Holdings) Ltd. 38.82%

2 M1 Limited 38.16%

3 StarHub Ltd 21.12%

4 ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited 16.32%

5 Haw Par Corporation Limited 15.43%

6 Sembcorp Industries Ltd 13.13%

7 Dairy Farm International Holdings Limited 12.48%

8 CapitaLand Mall Trust 11.79%

9 DBS Group Holdings Ltd 10.78%

10 Hotel Properties Limited 10.12%

11 Mandarin Oriental International Limited 8.57%

12 Suntec Real Estate Investment Trust 8.38%

13 Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd 7.89%

14 Raffles Medical Group Ltd 7.61%

15 Singapore Press Holdings Limited 7.38%

16 Thai Beverage Public Company Limited 6.56%

17 NetLink NBN Trust 6.12%

18 Singapore Telecommunications Limited 4.97%

19 CapitaLand Commercial Trust 4.91%

20 SATS Ltd. 4.75%

21 United Overseas Bank Limited 4.45%

22 Keppel Corporation Limited 4.40%

23 Hutchison Port Holdings Trust 4.26%

24 CapitaLand Limited 4.01%

25 Keppel DC REIT 3.85%

26 Frasers Centrepoint Trust 3.77%

27 Mapletree Logistics Trust 3.39%

28 Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust 3.23%

29 Mapletree Industrial Trust 3.19%

30 GuocoLand Limited 2.76%

31 Mapletree Commercial Trust 2.61%

32 Jardine Strategic Holdings Limited 2.34%

33 Venture Corporation Limited 2.33%

34 Keppel Infrastructure Trust 2.06%

35 First Resources Limited 1.95%

36 Ascott Residence Trust 1.90%

37 Keppel REIT 1.82%

38 Mapletree North Asia Commercial Trust 1.82%

39 Jardine Matheson Holdings Limited 1.76%

40 Singapore Airlines Limited 1.75%

41 Olam International Limited 1.69%

42 City Developments Limited 1.47%

43 Singapore Exchange Limited 1.46%

44 Great Eastern Holdings Limited 1.26%

45 Fortune Real Estate Investment Trust 1.26%

46 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited 1.23%

47 SIA Engineering Company Limited 1.07%

48 Wilmar International Limited 1.01%

49 Hongkong Land Holdings Limited 1%

50 Frasers Logistics & Industrial Trust 0.98%

51 Singapore Post Limited 0.95%

52 Yanlord Land Group Limited 0.79%

53 Frasers Property Limited 0.63%

54 Genting Singapore Limited 0.54%

55 SPH REIT 0.51%

56 UOL Group Limited 0.16%

57 Jardine Cycle & Carriage Limited 0

58 United Industrial Corporation Limited 0

59 Fraser and Neave, Limited 0

60 CDL Hospitality Trusts 0


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