Dear readers, as at the end of the previous trading week, the Singapore stocks, as tracked by the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) traded at a Price-to-Earnings ratio of 14.6. Year-to-date capital return, the STI provided investors with a 10.8% return.
Malaysia stocks markets, as measured by the Malaysia KLCI traded at a Price-to-Earnings ratio almost similar to Singapore’s at 13.7. However, the KLCI’s Year-to-date capital return was at -6.4%.
Comparing STI and KLCI above, it may be easy to conclude that given a choice, Malaysia stocks would seem more attractively priced at this current juncture compared to Singapore stocks.
However, investors interested to enter into Malaysian stocks should take note of the ongoing development of the political situation in the country.
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