Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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In times of downturn, what stocks to turn to in SG?

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Sandra Teo

12 Mar 2019

Some recession-proof stocks in the SG market is Singapore Press Holdings Limited (SGX:T39) and Centurion Corp Ltd (SGX: OU8). These stocks operate in the accomodation asset, commercial space and residential housing industry which are usually recession prooft as there is a supply-demand mismatch.

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