Up 2 cents now, are the BBs back now??
eddyeddy ( Date: 10-Feb-2025 16:56) Posted:
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder 
So far the Liam only willing to buy at max 0.27 . So do not be too hopeful . Git profit , just take .
As long you have no expectation of TS, you will not have any heartache. 
I treat TS as my posb savings account. Any measly divvy as my savings interests.
Anything more is bonus. 
I treat TS as my posb savings account. Any measly divvy as my savings interests.
Anything more is bonus. 
BBs offloaded slready
Francisgohyc ( Date: 10-Feb-2025 16:21) Posted:
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Tuan Sing weaken at 30.5 and volume drop to 1269k as at 4:20pm, can' t understand why ? 
I have been laying my basket to buy on dip.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder 
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder 
Cleared my trading batch.
Left long term batch on hand.
Price up or down is fine with me so long don' t stagnant.
Left long term batch on hand.
Price up or down is fine with me so long don' t stagnant.
Neither do bear
Warrenz ( Date: 06-Feb-2025 11:03) Posted:
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I don' t believe it will reach $0.35 so fast 
 
 
SmallSmall ( Date: 06-Feb-2025 10:25) Posted:
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1.1 million buy queue at 31.5 cents is not small demand.   
Francisgohyc ( Date: 06-Feb-2025 09:30) Posted:
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$0.32 also cleared. On the way to $0.35 soon ?
SmallSmall ( Date: 06-Feb-2025 10:09) Posted:
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Don' t be too pressurised by short term volume and price....... those are the phenomena the contrarian, shortish, BB want to create and confuse us in order to benefit themselves........
Francisgohyc ( Date: 06-Feb-2025 09:30) Posted:
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Bro don' t say it too soon. Someone just cleared 1 mil shares  at $0.315
The story continues
The story continues
Francisgohyc ( Date: 06-Feb-2025 09:30) Posted:
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Low volume, buying heat is gone  31cent  62K share traded 
 
 
Yes, agree........ Not for contra and short....... 
Warrenz ( Date: 06-Feb-2025 09:13) Posted:
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So the lesson here is don' t anyhow sell or release at a low price.
Patience pays and beauty is in the eye of the beholder 
Patience pays and beauty is in the eye of the beholder 
tangsookiam1947 ( Date: 05-Feb-2025 23:39) Posted:
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https://www.minichart.com.sg/2025/02/05/singapores-big-three-banks-poised-for-robust-q4-results-amid-investor-optimism-on-dividends-and-buybacks/
 
Institutional investors have maintained strong confidence in Singapore&rsquo s banking stocks, with cumulative net inflows of S$1.19 billion in 2024. The three banks currently offer attractive dividend yields: DBS at 4.8%, OCBC at 5.0%, and UOB at 4.6%, all above their respective five-year averages.
From a technical perspective, DBS&rsquo s stock is trading within an upward channel, with support at S$43.80 and resistance near S$42.48. OCBC, which recently tested its record high of S$17.60, could push towards S$19.00 if momentum holds. UOB, meanwhile, is hovering just below its previous peak of S$37.94, with analysts eyeing a potential move towards S$39.90.
As DBS kicks off the banking earnings season on February 10, followed by UOB and OCBC, investors will be keenly watching capital management plans, dividend strategies, and loan growth trends. With a resilient earnings base, strong institutional confidence, and the potential for capital returns, Singapore&rsquo s banking sector looks set to maintain its strong performance into 2025.
 
Stock Market Performance and Institutional Flows
Institutional investors have maintained strong confidence in Singapore&rsquo s banking stocks, with cumulative net inflows of S$1.19 billion in 2024. The three banks currently offer attractive dividend yields: DBS at 4.8%, OCBC at 5.0%, and UOB at 4.6%, all above their respective five-year averages.
From a technical perspective, DBS&rsquo s stock is trading within an upward channel, with support at S$43.80 and resistance near S$42.48. OCBC, which recently tested its record high of S$17.60, could push towards S$19.00 if momentum holds. UOB, meanwhile, is hovering just below its previous peak of S$37.94, with analysts eyeing a potential move towards S$39.90.
Final Thoughts
As DBS kicks off the banking earnings season on February 10, followed by UOB and OCBC, investors will be keenly watching capital management plans, dividend strategies, and loan growth trends. With a resilient earnings base, strong institutional confidence, and the potential for capital returns, Singapore&rsquo s banking sector looks set to maintain its strong performance into 2025.
https://www.minichart.com.sg/2025/02/05/singapores-big-three-banks-poised-for-robust-q4-results-amid-investor-optimism-on-dividends-and-buybacks/
DBS will be the first to report its financial results on February 10, followed by UOB on February 19 and OCBC on February 26. The three banks, which collectively make up over half of the Straits Times Index (STI), have outperformed the broader market in 2024, with DBS leading gains at 54.8%, followed by OCBC at 35.9% and UOB at 32.9%.
Institutional investors have maintained strong confidence in Singapore&rsquo s banking stocks, with cumulative net inflows of S$1.19 billion in 2024. The three banks currently offer attractive dividend yields: DBS at 4.8%, OCBC at 5.0%, and UOB at 4.6%, all above their respective five-year averages.
From a technical perspective, DBS&rsquo s stock is trading within an upward channel, with support at S$43.80 and resistance near S$42.48. OCBC, which recently tested its record high of S$17.60, could push towards S$19.00 if momentum holds. UOB, meanwhile, is hovering just below its previous peak of S$37.94, with analysts eyeing a potential move towards S$39.90. investors will be keenly watching capital management plans, dividend strategies, and loan growth trends. With a resilient earnings base, strong institutional confidence, and the potential for capital returns, Singapore&rsquo s banking sector looks set to maintain its strong performance into 2025.
DBS will be the first to report its financial results on February 10, followed by UOB on February 19 and OCBC on February 26. The three banks, which collectively make up over half of the Straits Times Index (STI), have outperformed the broader market in 2024, with DBS leading gains at 54.8%, followed by OCBC at 35.9% and UOB at 32.9%.
Institutional investors have maintained strong confidence in Singapore&rsquo s banking stocks, with cumulative net inflows of S$1.19 billion in 2024. The three banks currently offer attractive dividend yields: DBS at 4.8%, OCBC at 5.0%, and UOB at 4.6%, all above their respective five-year averages.
From a technical perspective, DBS&rsquo s stock is trading within an upward channel, with support at S$43.80 and resistance near S$42.48. OCBC, which recently tested its record high of S$17.60, could push towards S$19.00 if momentum holds. UOB, meanwhile, is hovering just below its previous peak of S$37.94, with analysts eyeing a potential move towards S$39.90. investors will be keenly watching capital management plans, dividend strategies, and loan growth trends. With a resilient earnings base, strong institutional confidence, and the potential for capital returns, Singapore&rsquo s banking sector looks set to maintain its strong performance into 2025.
if they offer $0.60, agree that a lot of people will sell to them... it is a very attractive price, although RNAV is way way higher... (book nav already around $1)...
if this really happens....but no one knows... these are just potential scenarios... Everyone should DYDD....
if this really happens....but no one knows... these are just potential scenarios... Everyone should DYDD....
SmallSmall ( Date: 05-Feb-2025 20:28) Posted:
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