yes, invest in products that you use regularly is open way to gauge how "sticky" the product is. For e.g. Apple, Google, Microsoft... ThaiBev can be considered consumer staples, and might be a good company to own for diversification. However, I don't buy Singapore stocks except SG banks.
Would You Invest in Products You Use Regularly?
Whether dining alone or gathering with friends and colleagues, beverages are always a must-have. Recently, we discussed Singapore's love for bubble tea. Equally significant are alcoholic beverages.
There are some popular brands like Chang Beer owned by $ThaiBev(Y92.SI)$, and Tiger Beer under $HEINEKEN NV(0O26.UK)$.
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