Should You Buy These 5 Singapore Stocks at 52-Week Highs? | 🦖 #TheInvestingIguana EP826

The Investing Iguana
04-30

🟩 🌟 Are 52-week high stocks still worth buying, or are they a risky bet? Join Iggy as we dive into the world of Singapore stocks hitting their 52-week peaks and shed light on how to separate fleeting hype from genuine opportunities. Packed with insights, this video explores five top-performing stocks—Singtel, ST Engineering, SGX, Food Empire, and Sheng Siong—unveiling their growth stories, dividend yields, and future potential.

📈 Whether you're looking for stable dividend payers or growth-oriented gems, this video offers practical tips to make informed investment decisions. Discover how to evaluate financial fundamentals, spot value, and understand when patience might lead to better opportunities—because investing is a long-term game. Be patient, disciplined, and informed.

💡 Perfect for investors in Singapore and Southeast Asia, this guide combines financial analysis, economic strategies, and real-world examples to help you navigate market highs with confidence.

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CHAPTERS:

  • 00:00 - Singtel Investment Insights

  • 01:34 - ST Engineering Overview

  • 02:39 - SGX Market Analysis

  • 03:51 - Food Empire Business Strategy

  • 04:54 - Sheng Siong Stock Performance

  • 05:54 - How to Invest in Stocks at 52 Week Highs

  • 06:49 - Outro and Key Takeaways

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