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Sunday, 7 January 2018

The Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2018

The Dogs of STI replicates the investment strategy of the Dogs of the Dow. Since 2014, I have been analysing the performance of the Dogs of the Dow strategy as applied to STI (known as the Dogs and Puppies of STI) for the past year and identifying the new Dogs and Puppies for the current year.

The Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2017 are as follows (see The Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2017 for more info):

Puppies of STI 2017
  • A-Reit
  • Capitaland Comm Trust
  • Capitaland Mall Trust
  • HPH Trust
  • Yangzijiang
Other Dogs of STI 2017
  • Keppel Corp
  • SingTel
  • SPH
  • Starhub
  • ST Engineering

How did the Dogs and Puppies of STI perform in 2017? The table below shows their performance relative to STI.


Price 31/12/16 Price 31/12/17 Div Div Yield Return
(excl. Div)
Return
(incl. Div)
Puppies





  A-Reit $2.27 $2.72 10.07 4.4% 19.8% 24.3%
  CapitaComm $1.48 $1.93 9.25 6.3% 30.4% 36.7%
  CapitaMall $1.89 $2.13 11.14 5.9% 13.0% 18.9%
  HPH Trust $0.44 $0.42 3.35 7.7% -4.6% 3.1%
  YZJ $0.82 $1.47 4.00 4.9% 80.4% 85.3%
Non-Puppies





  Keppel Corp $5.79 $7.35 20.00 3.5% 26.9% 30.4%
  SingTel $3.65 $3.57 20.50 5.6% -2.2% 3.4%
  SPH $3.53 $2.65 15.00 4.2% -24.9% -20.7%
  ST Engg $3.23 $3.26 15.00 4.6% 0.9% 5.6%
  Starhub $2.81 $2.85 17.00 6.0% 1.4% 7.5%







Dogs


5.3% 14.1% 19.4%
Puppies


5.8% 27.8% 33.6%
STI 2880.76 3402.92 101.00 3.5% 18.1% 21.6%

As shown above, the Dogs (both Puppies and Non-Puppies together) underperformed the STI whereas the Puppies outperformed it. Inclusive of dividends, the Dogs returned 19.4% while the Puppies returned 33.6%, against STI's returns of 21.6%. The same trend is observed for the performance excluding dividends.

This is the first time when the Dogs and Puppies as a whole neither outperform nor underperform the STI. In all past years, both either outperformed or underperformed the STI. So far, since 2014, STI has won twice (2014 and 2016), the Dogs and Puppies have won once (2015) and 2017 is a draw, with the Puppies beating the STI while the Dogs losing to it. The performance (inclusive of dividends) for the past years is summarised below.

Year STI Dogs Puppies
2014 9.0% 6.2% 6.1%
2015 -11.5% -8.6% -4.0%
2016 3.2% -1.9% 0.1%
2017 21.6% 19.4% 33.6%

The strong performance of the Puppies in 2017 is due to the rise of Yangzijiang and the REITs. The REITs and business trusts (i.e. HPH Trust) are regulars in the Dogs and Puppies due to their high dividends and low prices. What would happen if we exclude the REITs and business trusts from the Dogs and Puppies? Would the No-REIT Dogs and Puppies perform as well? Their performance is as shown below.


Price 31/12/16 Price 31/12/17 Div Div Yield Return
(excl. Div)
Return
(incl. Div)
Puppies





  ComfortDelGro $2.47 $1.98 10.40 4.2% -19.8% -15.6%
  SPH $3.53 $2.65 15.00 4.2% -24.9% -20.7%
  ST Engg $3.23 $3.26 15.00 4.6% 0.9% 5.6%
  Starhub $2.81 $2.85 17.00 6.0% 1.4% 7.5%
  YZJ $0.82 $1.47 4.00 4.9% 80.4% 85.3%
Non-Puppies





  Keppel Corp $5.79 $7.35 20.00 3.5% 26.9% 30.4%
  OCBC $8.92 $12.39 36.00 4.0% 38.9% 42.9%
  SGX $7.16 $7.44 28.00 3.9% 3.9% 7.8%
  SIA $9.67 $10.67 21.00 2.2% 10.3% 12.5%
  SingTel $3.65 $3.57 20.50 5.6% -2.2% 3.4%







Dogs


4.3% 11.6% 15.9%
Puppies


4.8% 7.6% 12.4%
STI 2880.76 3402.92 101.00 3.5% 18.1% 21.6%


Both the No-REIT Dogs and Puppies collectively underperformed the STI and the original Dogs and Puppies. Thus, for 4 years in a row, the original Dogs and Puppies beat the No-REIT Dogs and Puppies. Perhaps the original Dogs of Dow theory should not be tinkered with.

Moving on to 2018, the table below shows the dividend yields of STI component stocks in descending order:

Counter Div
(cents)
Price
31/12/17
Div Yield Remarks
HPH Trust US$ 3.35 $0.42 8.06% Puppy
Starhub 17.00 $2.85 5.96% Dog
SingTel 20.50 $3.57 5.74% Dog
SPH 15.00 $2.65 5.66% Puppy
ComfortDelGro 10.40 $1.98 5.25% Puppy
CapitaMall 11.14 $2.13 5.23% Puppy
CapitaComm 9.25 $1.93 4.79% Puppy
ST Engg 15.00 $3.26 4.60% Dog
SGX 28.00 $7.44 3.76% Dog
A-Reit 10.07 $2.72 3.70% Dog
GoldenAgri 1.33 $0.37 3.59%
SATS 17.00 $5.20 3.27%
OCBC 36.00 $12.39 2.91%
Capitaland 10.00 $3.53 2.83%
Keppel Corp 20.00 $7.35 2.72%
YZJ 4.00 $1.47 2.72%
HKLand US$ 19.00 $7.04 2.70%
ThaiBev 2.47 $0.92 2.68%
UOB 70.00 $26.45 2.65%
DBS 63.00 $24.85 2.54%
JMH US$ 152.00 $60.75 2.50%
SembCorp 7.00 $3.03 2.31%
Genting SP 3.00 $1.31 2.29%
Wilmar 7.00 $3.09 2.27%
SIA 21.00 $10.67 1.97%
JC&C 74.00 $40.67 1.82%
GLP 6.00 $3.37 1.78%
UOL 15.00 $8.87 1.69%
CityDev 16.00 $12.49 1.28%
JSH US$ 30.50 $39.58 0.77%

Just to recap, the Dogs of STI are the 10 highest-yielding dividend stocks in the STI, while the Puppies of STI are the 5 lowest-priced stocks among the Dogs of STI. Thus, the Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2018 are as follows:

Puppies of STI 2018
  • Capitaland Comm Trust
  • Capitaland Mall Trust
  • ComfortDelgro
  • HPH Trust
  • SPH
Other Dogs of STI 2018
  • A-Reit
  • SGX
  • SingTel
  • Starhub
  • ST Engineering

There is an interesting observation for the Dogs and Puppies of 2018. A-Reit, which has been a Puppy for many years like all other REITs given their relatively lower prices, has risen from a Puppy to become a Dog after rising 19.8% in 2017 while SPH has dropped from a Dog to become a Puppy after falling 24.9% over the same period. Is this a sign that the REITs have run up too much and due for a correction? We shall see in 2018.


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Sunday, 8 January 2017

Betting Against the STI Component Stock Changes

Buying and holding a stock index is considered as passive investing. However, the STI is not entirely passive. Every quarter, the STI would be reviewed to determine whether certain stocks should be dropped from or added to the index. This can be likened to active stock selection. How have the stock selections of STI of the past 3 years performed?

Over the past 3 years, there have been 6 changes to the STI component stocks. 1 of them is a forced change, as CapitaMalls Asia (CMA) was privatised and its place in the STI was taken over by Ascendas REIT. All the other 5 changes are voluntary changes. The performance of the stocks removed from the index since their removal till 30 Dec 2016 is shown below.

Stock Replacement Date Price
Then
Price 30/12/16 %
Changes
Replacement
CMA 04 Jun 14 2.35 NA NA A-Reit
JMH 21 Sep 15 47.00 55.25 18% SATS/UOL/YZJ
JSH 21 Sep 15 27.01 33.20 23% SATS/UOL/YZJ
Olam 21 Sep 15 2.04 1.97 -3% SATS/UOL/YZJ
Noble 21 Mar 16 0.22 0.17 -21% CCT
SembMar 19 Sep 16 1.25 1.38 10% JMH
Average


5.3%

Please note that the price of Noble has been adjusted for a 1-for-1 rights issue at $0.11 in Jun 2016. The unadjusted price before the removal date is $0.32.

Among the 5 stocks removed from the index, 3 have gone on to register double digit gains in stock price, one is esentially flat and another is down by double digits. Overall, this portfolio of discarded index stocks have gained by 5.3% as at 30 Dec 2016.

The performance of the stocks added to the index since their addition till 30 Dec 2016 is shown below.

Stock Replacement Date Price
Then
Price 30/12/16 %
Changes
Replacement
A-Reit 04 Jun 14 2.38 2.27 -5% CMA
SATS 21 Sep 15 3.80 4.85 28% JMH/JSH/Olam
UOL 21 Sep 15 6.02 5.99 0% JMH/JSH/Olam
YZJ 21 Sep 15 1.17 0.81 -30% JMH/JSH/Olam
CCT 21 Mar 16 1.47 1.48 1% Noble
JMH 19 Sep 16 60.14 55.25 -8% SembMar
Average


-2.6%

Among the 6 stocks added to the index, 3 are essentially flat, registering less than 5% gain or loss in stock price. 1 has outperformed with a 28% gain, but it is offset by another which underperformed with a 30% loss. Overall, this portfolio of added index stocks has lost 2.6%.

Please note that this analysis does not consider dividends. Among the 6 added stocks, 2 of them are REITs, which pay handsome dividends but fluctuate little in stock price. This partly explains why the portfolio of added index stocks is essentially flat.

If you had bought the discarded index stocks and sold the added index stocks, you would have gained 5.3% + 2.6% or 7.9%. Note that this is a market-neutral portfolio; you are neither long nor short the market. In other words, this 7.9% gain is alpha! It is not a gain because of a correct bet on the direction of the market. It is a gain independent of where the market moved! (Again, please note that dividends are not considered in this analysis.)

If you notice carefully, there is 1 stock that appears in both the discarded and added index stock lists. The stock is Jardine Matheson Holdings (JMH). When it was dropped from the index in Sep 2015, it price was $47.00. When it was added back to the index a year later, it had risen to $60.14. Its price as at end Dec 2016 was $55.25. Thus, on the 1 occasion when the STI carried out "market-timing", it performed poorly as well!

The main reason for the overperformance of discarded index stocks and underperformance of added index stocks is because changes to the STI component stocks are announced in advance. Hence, investors would have sold the discarded stocks and bought the added stocks before the changes take place, resulting in the discarded stocks outperforming and the added stocks underperforming subsequently. Nevertheless, the fact remains that this is a market inefficiency and investors who bet against the changes stand to profit from it.

In conclusion, the STI is not a very good stock picker. Investors who buy and hold the STI should be aware that changes to the STI component stocks would impact their performance to some extent. Also, betting against the STI component stock changes might be a fairly profitable move.


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Monday, 2 January 2017

The Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2017

The Dogs and Puppies of STI is an annual blog series that I try to update at the start of every year. It can be very time-consuming to crunch all the data and analyse their performance relative to the STI, especially since there is only a very short time window between the end of the previous year and the start of trading in the new year. Nevertheless, I try to do my best every year. Here is the edition for 2017 and a review of the performance of the Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2016.
 
To recap, the Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2016 are as follows (see The Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2016 for more info):

Puppies of STI 2016
  • A-Reit
  • Capitaland Mall Trust
  • HPH Trust
  • SembMar
  • ST Engineering
Other Dogs of STI 2016
  • Keppel Corp
  • SembCorp
  • SPH
  • Starhub
  • UOB

You might have noticed that SembMar continues to be included as part of the Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2016 even though it was dropped from the STI in Sep 2016. This is because the concept behind the Dogs of the Dow theory is to buy the identified stocks and hold them for 1 year. Hence, its place among the Dogs and Puppies of STI is unaffected. From this year onwards, it will no longer be contending to be part of the Dogs and Puppies of STI.

How did the Dogs and Puppies perform in 2016? The results are shown below.


Price 31/12/15 Price 31/12/16 Div Div Yield Return
(excl. Div)
Return
(incl. Div)
Puppies





  A-Reit $2.28 $2.27 17.70 7.8% -0.4% 7.3%
  CapitaMall $1.93 $1.89 11.23 5.8% -2.3% 3.5%
  HPH Trust $0.53 $0.44 4.87 9.2% -17.9% -8.7%
  SembMar $1.75 $1.38 12.00 6.9% -21.1% -14.3%
  ST Engg $3.01 $3.23 16.00 5.3% 7.3% 12.6%
Non-Puppies





  Kep Corp $6.51 $5.79 48.00 7.4% -11.1% -3.7%
  SembCorp $3.05 $2.85 16.00 5.2% -6.6% -1.3%
  SPH $3.94 $3.53 20.00 5.1% -10.4% -5.3%
  StarHub $3.70 $2.81 20.00 5.4% -24.1% -18.6%
  UOB $19.61 $20.40 110.00 5.6% 4.0% 9.6%







Dogs


6.4% -8.3% -1.9%
Puppies


7.0% -6.9% 0.1%
STI 2882.73 2880.76 93.00 3.2% -0.1% 3.2%

As shown above, both the Dogs and Puppies underperformed the STI in 2016. Inclusive of dividends, the Dogs returned -1.9% while the Puppies were almost unchanged at 0.1%. Both are worse than STI's 3.2%. Excluding dividends, the Dogs and Puppies did even worse. The Dogs returned -8.3% while the Puppies returned -6.9%, which is worse than STI's -0.1%. 

The underperformance of the Dogs and Puppies relative to STI in 2016 reversed the overperformance in 2015. This underperformance is unexpected, as STI was virtually unchanged if dividends were not considered. Since the Dogs and Puppies contain REITs that pay high dividends, the Dogs and Puppies should in theory outperform the STI after the dividends are considered.

If you have been following this annual series of blog posts, you would know that I am not a fan of having REITs included in the STI. There are now 4 REITs/ business trusts in the STI, namely, A-Reit, Capitaland Comm Trust, Capitaland Mall Trust and HPH Trust. Since REITs/ business trusts pay high dividends, they naturally dominate the Dogs and Puppies.

For 2016, what would be the performance of the Dogs and Puppies if the REITs/ business trusts were excluded? The performance is as shown in the table below.


Price 31/12/15 Price 31/12/16 Div Div Yield Return
(excl. Div)
Return
(incl. Div)
Puppies





  SembCorp $3.05 $2.85 16.00 5.2% -6.6% -1.3%
  SembMar $1.75 $1.38 12.00 6.9% -21.1% -14.3%
  SingTel $3.70 $3.65 17.50 4.7% -1.4% 3.4%
  ST Engg $3.01 $3.23 16.00 5.3% 7.3% 12.6%
  YZJ $1.11 $0.82 5.50 5.0% -26.2% -21.3%
Non-Puppies





  Kep Corp $6.51 $5.79 48.00 7.4% -11.1% -3.7%
  OCBC Bk $8.80 $8.92 36.00 4.1% 1.4% 5.5%
  SPH $3.94 $3.53 20.00 5.1% -10.4% -5.3%
  StarHub $3.70 $2.81 20.00 5.4% -24.1% -18.6%
  UOB $19.61 $20.40 110.00 5.6% 4.0% 9.6%







Dogs


5.5% -8.8% -3.3%
Puppies


5.4% -9.6% -4.2%
STI 2882.73 2880.76 93.00 3.2% -0.1% 3.2%

SingTel and Yangzijiang will take the places of A-Reit, Capitaland Mall Trust and HPH Trust among the Puppies. SembCorp will turn from a Dog into a Puppy and OCBC will take its place as a Dog. The No-REIT Dogs and Puppies performed even worse than the standard version. Inclusive of dividends, YZJ dropped by 21.3%, pulling down the performance of Dogs and Puppies to -3.3% and -4.2% respectively. Thus, for the second year in a row, the original Dogs and Puppies outperformed the No-REIT Dogs and Puppies. Perhaps the original Dogs of Dow theory should not be tinkered with. 

Moving on to 2017, the table below shows the dividend yields of STI component stocks in descending order:

Counter Div (cents) Price 31/12/16 Div Yield Remarks
HPH Trust US$ 4.19 $0.44 9.64% Puppy
StarHub 20.00 $2.81 7.12% Dog
CapitaMall 11.13 $1.89 5.90% Puppy
CapitaComm 8.70 $1.48 5.88% Puppy
YZJ 4.50 $0.82 5.52% Puppy
A-Reit 12.19 $2.27 5.37% Puppy
Kep Corp 30.00 $5.79 5.18% Dog
SPH 18.00 $3.53 5.10% Dog
SingTel 17.50 $3.65 4.79% Dog
ST Engg 15.00 $3.23 4.64% Dog
SIA 44.00 $9.67 4.55%
OCBC Bk 36.00 $8.92 4.04%
SGX 28.00 $7.16 3.91%
ComfortDelGro 9.25 $2.47 3.74%
SIA Engg 12.00 $3.37 3.56%
SembCorp 10.00 $2.85 3.51%
DBS 60.00 $17.34 3.46%
UOB 70.00 $20.40 3.43%
Genting SP 3.00 $0.91 3.31%
SATS 16.00 $4.85 3.30%
ThaiBev 2.67 $0.85 3.14%
HKLand US$ 19.00 $6.33 3.00%
Capitaland 9.00 $3.02 2.98%
GLP 6.00 $2.20 2.73%
JMH 400US$ 145.00 $55.25 2.62%
UOL 15.00 $5.99 2.50%
Wilmar 8.00 $3.59 2.23%
CityDev 16.00 $8.28 1.93%
Jardine C&C 69.00 $41.23 1.67%
GoldenAgri 0.50 $0.43 1.17%

Just to recap, the Dogs of STI are the 10 highest-yielding dividend stocks in the STI, while the Puppies of STI are the 5 lowest-priced stocks among the Dogs of STI. Thus, the Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2017 are as follows:

Puppies of STI 2017
  • A-Reit
  • Capitaland Comm Trust
  • Capitaland Mall Trust
  • HPH Trust
  • Yangzijiang
Other Dogs of STI 2017
  • Keppel Corp
  • SingTel
  • SPH
  • Starhub
  • ST Engineering

So far, since 2014, STI has won twice while the Dogs & Puppies have won 1 time. STI has won when it rose (2014) or was flat (2016) and lost when it fell (2015). Which will win in 2017? Let us see in 2017!


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Sunday, 3 January 2016

The Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2016

This time last year, I updated the Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2015. They are as follows (see The Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2015 for more info):

Puppies of STI 2015
  • A-Reit
  • CapitaMall Trust
  • HPH Trust
  • SingTel
  • ST Engineering
Other Dogs of STI 2015
  • Keppel Corp
  • SembCorp
  • SIA Engineering
  • SPH
  • Starhub

How did they perform in 2015? The results are shown below.


Price 31/12/14 Price 31/12/15 Div Div Yield Return
(excl. Div)
Return
(incl. Div)
Puppies





  A-Reit $2.38 $2.28 17.70 7.4% -4.2% 3.2%
  CapitaMall $2.04 $1.93 11.23 5.5% -5.4% 0.1%
  HPH Trust US$ $0.69 $0.53 4.87 7.1% -23.2% -16.1%
  SingTel $3.90 $3.70 17.50 4.5% -5.1% -0.6%
  ST Engg $3.40 $3.01 16.00 4.7% -11.5% -6.8%
Non-Puppies





  Keppel Corp $8.85 $6.51 48.00 5.4% -26.4% -21.0%
  SembCorp $4.45 $3.05 16.00 3.6% -31.5% -27.9%
  SIA Engg $4.22 $3.70 14.50 3.4% -12.3% -8.9%
  SPH $4.21 $3.94 20.00 4.8% -6.4% -1.7%
  Starhub $4.15 $3.70 20.00 4.8% -10.8% -6.0%







Dogs


5.1% -13.7% -8.6%
Puppies


5.8% -9.9% -4.0%
STI 3365.15 2882.73 97.00 2.9% -14.3% -11.5%

As shown above, both the Dogs and Puppies outperformed the STI in 2015, although all 3 have negative returns. Inclusive of dividends, the Dogs returned -8.6% while the Puppies returned -4.0%, both better than STI's -11.5%. A key factor for the overperformance is the higher dividend yields of the Dogs and Puppies, which have yields of 5.1% and 5.8% respectively, compared to STI's 2.9%. Excluding dividends, the Dogs returned -13.7%, which is only marginally better than STI's -14.3%. The Puppies did better than the Dogs, returning -9.9%.

The overperformance of the Dogs and Puppies relative to STI in 2015 reversed the underperformance in 2014, when STI returned a postive 9.0%. Generally, the relative performance of the Dogs and Puppies relative to STI is to be expected. Due to the inclusion of REITs in the STI, which have much higher dividend yields compared to the other component stocks, the Dogs and Puppies will have a higher weightage of REITs. In the 2015 edition, there were 3 REITs in the Dogs and Puppies, namely, A-Reit, CapitaMall Trust and HPH Trust. Because of their higher dividend yields, REITs also tend to have less price fluctuations. Thus, in the years when STI is rising (e.g. 2014), the Dogs and Puppies will tend to underperform it. Conversely, in the years when STI is falling (e.g. 2015), the Dogs and Puppies will tend to overperform it.

What happens if you exclude the REITs from the Dogs and Puppies? The performance for 2015 is as shown in the table below.


Price 31/12/14 Price 31/12/15 Div Div Yield Return
(excl. Div)
Return
(incl. Div)
Puppies





  Noble Grp $1.14 $0.40 0.95 0.8% -64.9% -64.1%
  Olam $2.02 $1.82 2.50 1.2% -9.9% -8.7%
  SembMar $3.26 $1.75 12.00 3.7% -46.3% -42.6%
  SingTel $3.90 $3.70 17.50 4.5% -5.1% -0.6%
  ST Engg $3.40 $3.01 16.00 4.7% -11.5% -6.8%
Non-Puppies





  Keppel Corp $8.85 $6.51 48.00 5.4% -26.4% -21.0%
  SembCorp $4.45 $3.05 16.00 3.6% -31.5% -27.9%
  SIA Engg $4.22 $3.70 14.50 3.4% -12.3% -8.9%
  SPH $4.21 $3.94 20.00 4.8% -6.4% -1.7%
  Starhub $4.15 $3.70 20.00 4.8% -10.8% -6.0%







Dogs


3.7% -22.5% -18.8%
Puppies


3.0% -27.5% -24.6%
STI 3365.15 2882.73 97.00 2.9% -14.3% -11.5%

Noble, Olam and SembMar will take the places of A-Reit, CapitaMall Trust and HPH Trust among the Puppies. Inclusive of dividends, Noble dropped by 64.1% and SembMar dropped by 42.6% in 2015, pulling down the performance of Dogs and Puppies to -18.8% and -24.6% respectively. Thus, it is perhaps better to stick to the original Dogs of Dow theory and not try to tinker with it!

Moving on to 2016, the table below shows the dividend yields of STI component stocks in descending order:

Counter Div (cents) Price 31/12/15 Div Yield Remarks
HPH Trust US$ 4.87 $0.53 9.19% Puppy
A-Reit 17.70 $2.28 7.76% Puppy
Kep Corp 48.00 $6.51 7.37% Dog
SembMar 12.00 $1.75 6.86% Puppy
CapitaMall 11.23 $1.93 5.82% Puppy
UOB 110.00 $19.61 5.61% Dog
StarHub 20.00 $3.70 5.41% Dog
ST Engg 16.00 $3.01 5.32% Puppy
SembCorp 16.00 $3.05 5.25% Dog
SPH 20.00 $3.94 5.08% Dog
YZJ 5.50 $1.11 4.98%
SingTel 17.50 $3.70 4.73%
OCBC Bk 36.00 $8.80 4.09%
SIA Engg 14.50 $3.70 3.92%
SGX 29.00 $7.70 3.77%
SATS 14.00 $3.84 3.65%
DBS 60.00 $16.69 3.59%
ThaiBev 2.38 $0.69 3.45%
ComfortDelGro 8.50 $3.05 2.79%
Wilmar 8.00 $2.94 2.72%
HKLand US$ 19.00 $7.00 2.71%
Capitaland 9.00 $3.35 2.69%
GLP 5.50 $2.15 2.56%
SIA 27.00 $11.20 2.41%
UOL 15.00 $6.24 2.40%
Noble Grp 0.95 $0.40 2.38%
Jardine C&C 78.30 $34.85 2.25%
CityDev 16.00 $7.65 2.09%
Genting SP 1.00 $0.77 1.30%
GoldenAgri 0.18 $0.34 0.52%

Just to recap, the Dogs of STI are the 10 highest-yielding dividend stocks in the STI, while the Puppies of STI are the 5 lowest-priced stocks among the Dogs of STI. Thus, the Dogs and Puppies of STI for 2016 are as follows:

Puppies of STI 2016
  • A-Reit
  • CapitaMall Trust
  • HPH Trust
  • SembMar
  • ST Engineering
Other Dogs of STI 2016
  • Keppel Corp
  • SembCorp
  • SPH
  • Starhub
  • UOB

So far, since 2014, the Dogs & Puppies and STI have won 1 time each. Which will win in 2016? We shall wait and see!


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