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Fitch Assigns 'AAA' Rating to Commonwealth Bank of Australia's 1.5-Billion-Euro Series 118 Mortgage Covered Bonds
MT Newswires02:00 ET
Commonwealth Bank's Cost of Equity Drives Outperformance -- Market Talk
WSJ19:07 ET
Warning! Why CBA Shares Could Crash 30%
The Motley Fool18:34 ET
Commonwealth Bank Target Price Raised 5.9% to A$100.35/Share by Goldman Sachs>CBA.AU
Dow Jones18:05 ET
Competition Regulator Authorizes Collaboration Among Banks, Industry Participants for Continuity of Cash-in-Transit Services
MT NewswiresSep 12 03:07 ET
AT1 Phase-Out Will Not Impact 'Big 4' Banks' Ratings, Says Fitch
MT NewswiresSep 12 00:03 ET

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Wealthy Leio

9 hours ago

A CBA shareholder now has the risk of a fall in the share price which appears to be over extended.
Although I have sold 600 CBA shares, I still hold another 700. I have an order to sell another 200 from my super fund but will refrain from selling the other 500 as they are in my name & would attract 100% capital gains tax as they were bought in this financial year.
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OB1KENOB

9 hours ago

I have never been on a forum where just about every person agrees the stock is overvalued... it's weird to see such a strong consensus.
The media love reporting on the fact CBA is now the world's most expensive bank based on fundamentals.
Yet... here it is over 140...
Then there are the analysts who have fair value as low as the 80s.
Seemingly it doesn't matter how many people keep saying it's grossly overvalued - it keeps going higher. $CommBank (CBA.AU)$

Gaxsun

9 hours ago

$CommBank (CBA.AU)$ It is overvalued, doesn't mean people are not allowed to buy it
Below is the EPS over a 10 year period. EPS with 557.8 is the 30/6/24 result. The 528.73 result is 30 June 2015.
Its very consistent with earnings but also not much an earnings grower. Its trading now at 25 times earnings and has modest growth prospects. I could understand if over the next 5 years EPS could compound at 10% YoY. But CBA wont come close to doing that. Expectations are earnings might not grow for ano...

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51IDN

Sep 9 02:20

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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51IDN

Sep 6 02:45

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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