1. SPH Reit  --  10th Jul 20182. SPH  --  11th Jul 20183. Kep Reit  --  16th Jul 20184. Soilbuild REIT  --  16th Jul 20185. Kep DC Reit  --  17th Jul 20186. Kep Infra Trust  --  17th Jul 20187. Kep-KBS US Reit  --  17th Jul 20188. First Reit  --  17th Jul 20189. Kep T&T  --  18th Jul 201810. Capitaland Comm Trust  --  19th Jul 201811. Kep Corp  --  19th Jul 201812. SATS  --  19th Jul 201813. SIA Engg  --  19th Jul 201814. CapitaMall Trust  --  20th Jul 201815. Semb Mar  --  20th Jul 201816. Mapletreelog Trust  --  23rd Jul 201817. MapletreeInd Trust  --  24th Jul 201818. Ascott REIT  --  24th Jul 201819. Fras

At the start of the July, the local benchmark STI broke below its uptrend line and its 100-day moving average. According to UOBKH, there is a downside risk of the STI heading towards 3,100, which is approximately 50 percent off the peak seen in 2016. TradingView As downside risks pervades, UOBKH recommends investors to gradually switch out to the underperformers. According to UOBKH, there are three blue chips and two small cap underperformers to tactically switch into. Investors Takeaway: Switch To These 3 Blue Chips And 2 Small Caps Keppel Corporation Over the last few months, Keppel Corp has been underperforming the STI. That being said, Keppel Corp remains UOBKH’s preferred proxy to the gradual recovery in oil prices given its strong balance sheet. At the current price, UOBKH recko

Since reaching a year-to-date high of 3,615 in early May, local benchmark Straits Times Index has shed more than ten percent amidst the amplifying volatility and trade war concerns. According to UOBKH, the retracement is largely due to a shift in interest rate hike expectations and the US-China trade spat. Such volatile time will require specific investing strategies in order for investors to beat the market. Hunting For Oversold Stocks On A Risk Premium Basis One investing strategy that UOBKH recommends is to look out for oversold stocks, which are measured by market risk premium. UOBKH notes that stocks like Oversea-China Banking Corporation (OCBC), DBS Group Holdings (DBS), Keppel Corporation (Keppel Corp) and Wing Tai Holdings (Wing Tai) have seen a rise in risk premium that is much

The upcoming months are going to see heightened volatility as US and China both ratchet up their trade war rhetoric. Meanwhile, prospects of the Fed’s interest rate hike are also keeping the market on its feet as it prepares for the possibility of a total of four hikes this year. According to UOBKH, investors should be turning their focus towards mid-large cap picks that are cash generative and provide decent dividend yield to help protect any price downside. Investors Takeaway: 5 Dividend Plays In A Volatile Year City Developments With the largest residential landbank in Singapore, UOBKH highlights and recommends City Developments as the best proxy to Singapore residential recovery. Residential properties make up almost 40 percent of City Developments’ gross asset value. With risi

Global trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainties in Europe have unnerved retail investors.  Amidst the uncertainties, other brokerages are calling investors to load up on these three stocks due to their healthy long-term prospects. Investors Takeaway: 3 Stocks With Buy Calls For Their Improving Outlook Sunningdale Tech Sunningdale Tech (Sunningdale) did not have the best quarter in 1Q18. Core net profit for Sunningdale Tech dived 25.5 percent year-on-year due to weaker sales in the consumer/IT segment and forex impact on sales. Moreover, 1Q17 was also an exceptionally strong quarter for the consumer/IT segment as Sunningdale received advanced orders from customers looking to ramp up production. Nevertheless, Sunningdale is currently working with certain customers on orders for th

Like most tech related stocks Sunningdale Tech is one of those badly sold down stock at the moment.  It has fallen from a high of $2.34 on 6th November 2017 to an intra-day low of $1.25 on 4th May 2018, a drop of more than 53%.  Putting aside the fundamental, which the company still has a sound fundamental despite the sell down, the technical analysis does look interesting at the moment.Above is the chart of Sunningdale Tech which I will do an Elliott Wave analysis on.  Starting from the low of March 2009, it hit Wave (1) in 2010 at price $1.145 (adjusted for corporate action such as dividend).  It then retraced almost 78.6% in 2011 to form Wave (2).  This is quite a deep correction as expected for Wave (2).  From then on it embarked on Wave (3) hitting the pe

Sunningdale has plunged 46% in less than half a year, from an intraday high of $2.40 on 6 Nov 2017 to close $1.30 on 30 Apr 2018. What happened? Is Sunningdale a “goner”?   Some reasons for Sunningdale’s decline Sunningdale’s share price decline may be attributed to some of the reasons below: a) Sentiment on tech sector has soured Sentiment has soured on the tech sector primarily due to downbeat results or / and guidance from tech companies such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd, SK Hynix. Secondly, there are rising fears of increasing regulation measures on the tech sector. Both factors have cast a pallor over tech companies. For example, Venture, Hi-P, Valuetronics have also seen selling pressure in their share prices, especially in April. b) Sunningdale’s 1QFY18

Over the last few weeks, some technology stocks in Singapore follow the footsteps of US technology stocks, having significant correction in share prices, triggered by various negative news or market fear. Is it the end of technology stocks bubble or just a temporary price correction?   Strong fundamental technology stocks such as Venture Corp (SGX: V03) and Valuetronics (SGX: BN2) have dropped more than 25% in short term stock prices, disappointing many traders who hope to buy high sell higher with support of strong company fundamental. Other popular technology stocks such as AEM (SGX: AWX), Micro-mechanics (SGX: 5DD), Sunningdale Tech (SGX: BHQ), UMS (SGX: 558) also suffer various degrees of share price corrections, worrying the traders.   Here are the general strategies of mo