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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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What stock is highly undervalued for 2020?

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Ashley Wong

12 Mar 2019

Financial Assistant at Multi Management & Future Solutions

Well, it could be either GENTING SINGAPORE or COMFORTDELGRO.

This is just my opinion.

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