Some Singapore stocks, blue-chip ones are now trading at attractive valuation, though one should still wait for the right time to enter into these stocks (if one is interested to buy them) because their stock prices may still head south. Let us take a look at one of these counters: We have Sembcorp Marine stock, which traded at $3.38 on 17 Nov 2014, which was around 23.3% discount off its price on the first trading day of year 2014. The low oil prices is the factor behind this stock which has good fundamentals. According to SGX’s “StockFacts” website, this stock has a yield of 3.76%, which is quite decent to me and it has a consensus target price of $3.84 which is around 13.6% upside from Sembcorp’s Marine price on 17 Nov 2014. When it comes to oil-rigs, one thinks of Keppel and Sembcorp Marine, ......