For investors who have just started out, one often-recommended book on value investing is “The Intelligent Investor” by Benjamin Graham. The book introduces the concept of utilising the fundamental analysis to find a company that is currently undervalued. Understanding the concept of value investing is one step. The next step investors would face is how to pick the right companies from the hundreds of companies listed. On Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX) itself, there are already 700 companies listed. Fortunately, there are many stock screeners available for investors to sieve out listed companies based on the metrics we desire. For this article, we would be focusing on using SGX Stock Screener to find Singapore listed companies of great value. Additionally, we can also find out which co

In a few days time, we will welcome 2021. 2020 has been a strange year. For many of us, some of the norm and stuff that we are so used to do has changed. I am sure many hope that this pandemic will be over soon. It is also a strange year for investors, fist witnessing market crashing almost everyday and followed by fierce FOMO re-bounced. For the braved ones, it has been rewarding but like most investors, my portfolio was ugly red during the March crashed.Here is a summary of how I have done. My overall portfolio performance as follow:Dividend received = $18,917Profit from sale of stocks = $19,804Trading = $1593 (45%)  (started in Oct. as experimental)Total profit 2020 = $40,314Below are my worst performing counter:Sing O&G (-25%)Halycon agri (-16%) - TradingSilverlakes