The "Best House" Paying 6.1% Yield (12 Jan SGX Stock News) |🦖EP1374 #investingiguana

The Investing Iguana
01-12 12:26

🟩 The Straits Times Index has hit a stunning 4,744 points, with DBS smashing through the $58 barrier to reach an all-time high. For many Singaporean investors, this euphoria brings a dangerous question: is this the new normal for our banks, or are we staring at the biggest bull trap of the decade? The Fear of Missing Out is kicking in as headlines scream about record dividends, but pressing the buy button right now could be a costly mistake if you don't understand the hidden risks lurking beneath the surface of this rally.

In this market update, we look past the hype and use the Piotroski F-Score to separate the quality "Iron Rice Bowl" stocks from the potential yield traps. We dive deep into the math behind DBS's 6.1% forward yield, OCBC's payout commitment, and the concerning asset quality issues weighing down UOB. We also break down the massive news regarding the SGX-Nasdaq dual-listing bridge and why algorithmic models suggest the Singapore Exchange might be significantly overpriced despite the bullish 2026 IPO forecasts.

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