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CBA CommBank

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  • 143.820
  • +0.870+0.61%
20min DelayTrading Sep 10 14:33 AET
240.48BMarket Cap25.78P/E (Static)
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    What's one luxury you had to cut back on due to the high cost of living?
    I gave up my golf club membership.
    As a recent graduate entering the workforce, my pre-tax salary of $95,000 still requires me to cut back due to the high cost of living.
    Considering I have an AUD47,000 HECS-HELP loan and aspire to purchase a home in Melbourne, I now have to look for other ways to relax, such as hiking or joining free sports leagues.
    Any recommendation on things I can do or buy for $50 or less that will imp...
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    I graduated, had a job offer and was making a good income (around $95,000 pre-tax), and my heart was set on achieving a milestone right out of the gate – owning a house in Melbourne.
    The idea of having a piece of the city to call my own filled me with excitement. I figured if I had the money, why not do it now. Paying the mortgage now would allow me to have a paid off property at an early age (just as my uncle, he did that at his 30s, which means he had over $800,000 in fixed assets before he t...
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    $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ I expected the market would reverse the $4.335 fall yesterday by 61.8%. In fact, it reversed 64.7%, an extra 13 cents to $141.85.
    In theory, I expect the price to fall from here.
    I wonder how many dividend investors will be rotating from banks to resources? Much higher yield to be had here and capital growth looks more realistic too given the incredibly rich valuations of banks such as CBA. $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ Is on a 3.2x book with a 3.3% yield on an already high payout ratio.
    Although price/book ratios for resources stocks are normally pretty low.
    It is a common metric for banks though and you can see in a comparison with some domestic and international peers that is out of whack.
    PE/Forward PE is hard for resources in these tools because one-offs and resource price cycles can throw ratios out of whack.
    Point is that $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ has a huge premium assuming the most optimism.
    $Woodside Energy Group Ltd (WDS.AU)$ has growth plans coming on in the coming years...
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