Top 5 stocks at bargain prices

Sabana Reit - 18% dividend yield based on last year payout

Asian Pay TV - 21% dividend yield based on last year payout

Cache Logistics- 11% dividend yield based on last year payout

Wee Hur Holdings - 12% dividend yield based on last year payout

M1 - 9% dividend yield based on last year payout

Cache Logistics - Yield Play

Technicals

Based on the 10 year chart, Cache logistics is trading at a 10 year low with a dividend yield of 8-11%. 

About Cache

Cache's portfolio comprises 19 high quality logistics warehouse properties strategically located in established logistics clusters in Singapore, Australia and China. The portfolio has a total gross floor area of approximately 7.5 million square feet valued at approximately S$1.3 billion as at 30 September 2016.

Keppel Land

Property market has been suffering from government's cooling measures. But Keppel Land is a stock worth looking at.

It has a PE ratio of 6 while DBS, one of Asia's biggest bank, has a PE ratio of 11. It means that Keppel Land stock is still priced at a discount as compared to a blue chip stock.

Keppel Land recently sold 2 of its data centre assets to Keppel DC REIT and realised a net gain of S$65.9 million. 

Source: http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/keppel-tt-proposes-listing-of-keppel-dc-reit

This net amount could translate to better earnings for the next quarter results as it had reported a 10.6 percent drop in net profit in its previous quarter results.

Keppel Land, on 3 Dec 14, announced that it had entered a JV with a Myanmar company to develop a 23-storey office tower in Yangon. The office tower is located in the central business district in Yangon. The development is estimated to be at S$61.6 million, which is coincidentally close to the net gains on the sale of 2 data centers to Keppel DC Reit.

Source: http://sbr.com.sg/commercial-property/news/keppel-land-inks-616m-jv-office-tower-in-yangon