Yesterday, the top 20 volume stocks were again dominated by penny stocks. However, unlike the previous trading session, this time, the top volume stocks made some gains. Singapore stocks markets could however be described as choppy. In this kind of stocks markets environment, investors might want to invest in a stock which has a larger margin of “safety” (in terms of capital preservation). An investor might want to invest in a larger market-cap company (those companies with at least $1 billion in market cap), is not too expensive (a Price-to-Earnings ratio of below 10 could be a decent measure), is undervalued (below a Price-to-Book ratio of 1) and if that is not enough, the stock might pay a good dividends yield of more than 5%. I screened Singapore stocks using the stocks criteria above and there was only one stock which fit all the above criteria. This close to $3 ......