SINGAPORE STOCKS INVESTING

Dear readers, we are soon about to usher in Year 2019. I believe many investors would prefer not to remember Year 2018 where investing is concerned. Since the general equity markets have been on the decline; with vagaries set in and think it had not been a rosy outing for many investors here. Against this backdrop let us take a look at the three worst-performing Singapore blue-chip stocks of 2018.

Dear readers, we now enter into the trading week for Singapore stocks in Year 2018. At the start of the year, the STI was at 3430.30 And the STI was at 3,046.04 as at 21 Dec 2018 (last Friday). The STI has hence went south by almost 11.2% year-to-date for year 2018.

Dear readers, overnight while many of us were asleep; the US stocks markets went south once again such that: a) the Dow closed below 23,000 for the first time since Oct 2017; and

Dear readers, yesterday, the STI closed at 3,114.25. , which was rather non-spectacular. The support of STI is now firmed set as 3,000 to 3,100 and right now, the investing community is from what I believe to be quiet as it is now a period where the fund managers have closed off their positions for the year and are now on holidays.

Dear readers, let us take a look at which of the STI stocks are currently oversold. As usual, we will take a look at the STI stocks heatmap above.

Dear readers, I would like to present to you the list of oversold STI stocks as at 16 Nov 2018. As usual, we would use the stocks "heatmap" chart above to illustrate the status much easier.

Dear readers, amidst the lacklustre stocks markets environment, investors are looking for valued stocks. Will the list of the most undervalued stocks, each with a Price-to-Book ratio of less than one on the Singapore Stocks Markets be a good consideration?

Dear readers, in the current stocks markets backdrop, there are nine stocks which pay more than 9% dividend yields. And the fact of the matter is that these nine stocks might not necessarily be all Reits or Business Trusts. Before we go further into this, readers must take note that some or most of these stocks are paying such high or higher dividends due to the fact that their share prices have gone lower (in line with the broader stocks markets sentiment). With a lower stock price base and assuming the same dividend payouts, it is not difficult to note why dividend yields have hence gone up .

Dear readers, the Singapore stocks markets have not really rebounced as we have noted this trading week. Against such a stocks market backdrop, which STI are oversold to an attractive level?

Dear readers, here is a list of twelve undervalued and high dividend stocks. These stocks have a Price-to-Book ratio of less than 0.50 and a dividend yield of more than 5% each. Without further ado, let us take a look at these stocks.

Dear readers, with the Oct 2018 stocks markets corrections, many stocks are currently trading at their 52-weeks lows.

Dear readers, let us take a look at the STI constituent stocks to see which of these are oversold based of RSI below 30 now.

Dear readers, I would like to announce the list of top ten highest dividends stocks currently trading on the Singapore Stocks Exchange. Are you ready? Without further ado, let us take a look at these stocks.

Dear readers, the recent bouts of stocks markets corrections in October have not made just equities head south in prices but also Reits. Let us look at the list of Singapore Reits below with their current trading prices versus the 52-weeks trading lows below.

Dear readers, Singapore Stocks markets have been trending south and south since earlier this month. With US stocks closing yet lower last Friday, I believe Singapore stocks are most likely to trend south when the local stocks market opens next Monday.

Dear readers, the Singapore Stocks Markets are now in the midst of corrections, just as I have predicted and shared with All of you readers some months ago. Amidst the current stocks markets backdrop, which are the STI stocks that are oversold?

Dear readers, after yesterday's stock market rout, which of the blue-chip stocks are now at their 52-weeks lows? Without further ado, let us take a look at these blue-chip stocks and their 52-weeks trading lows below now!

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.

Dear readers, the Singapore Stocks markets have been Oversold due to the stocks markets corrections earlier this month. Arising from the above development, are there worthwhile stocks to look at for buying opportunities or is the current downtrend nothing but a start of a longer term downtrend?

Dear readers, against the current backdrop of the local and global stocks markets, UOB Kay Hian is giving a "Buy" call on one stock. A blue-chip stock to be exact. And not just a "Buy" call but a "Buy" call worth a 31.8% potential upside "BUY!". Why is UOB Kay Hian so Bullish on this stock?