Now May be the time to invest ... ... If you can hold for 2 years

STI Index

OCBC Bank

DBS Bank

CapComm Trust

Market Favourite and Dropped out - DBS Bank and SATS

Most of us are familiar with these 2 companies, DBS Bank and SATS. SATS was in the news lately when MSCI SG decided to drop it from it's index, thus it was shone the spot light and of course selling pressure.
In another post from the SGX, one would noticed that these 2 counters are among the best and consistent performers. On average, they command a annualized return of 6% over 10 years. How bad can they be moving forward, not forgetting that they are around 5+% div yield now.

https://www.sgx.com/research-education/market-updates/20200505-best-performing-temasek-linked-stocks-past-decade

DBS Bank
This counter broke the key resistance and gap up, this is a very strong uptrend signal.

SATS
This counter was heavily sold down end of May, could be due to the MSCI SG announcement. One would expect that it will drop even further after the heavy selling. Instead, it made a reversal and just breakout of the key resistance.

Reits - The Breakout

For those who have been braved enough to invest into the Reits counters during the March correction, most would have been at least 20% gain on paper by now. Not all the Reits are the same though, I classified them into 3 categories; the Leaders, Late Blommer and the catching up.

Today, I want to talk about the Late Blommer and they are still under their NAV. Over the last week, a few of these Reits counters made a breakout from their Norm.

Below are the 5 Reits which have broken the resistance and breakout.