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D05 DBS
- 44.840
- -0.220-0.49%
10min DelayMarket Closed Feb 14 17:14 CST
127.39BMarket Cap11.38P/E (TTM)
44.960High44.800Low4.15MVolume44.880Open45.060Pre Close185.93MTurnover46.50052wk High0.21%Turnover Ratio2.84BShares28.56152wk Low3.94EPS TTM90.32BFloat Cap46.500Historical High11.38P/E (Static)2.01BShs Float1.211Historical Low3.94EPS LYR0.36%Amplitude2.11Dividend TTM1.85P/B100Lot Size4.71%Div YieldTTM
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$DBS (D05.SG)$
DBS has 5 ways to return earnings to shareholders:
1. Increasing normal dividend
2. Special dividend
3. Capital return dividend
4. Share buyback
5. Bonus share issue
Seems like the $3 billion buyback will continue as mentioned by the incoming CEO that DBS has already committed to it! 😆
DBS has 5 ways to return earnings to shareholders:
1. Increasing normal dividend
2. Special dividend
3. Capital return dividend
4. Share buyback
5. Bonus share issue
Seems like the $3 billion buyback will continue as mentioned by the incoming CEO that DBS has already committed to it! 😆
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$DBS (D05.SG)$ can anyone advise how to check the dividends I received on a yearly basis? is there some dashboard analysis available? 🙏
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$DBS (D05.SG)$ no not the time to buy
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$DBS (D05.SG)$ has DBS completed share buy back ?
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With the budget day coming soon, not too sure how the banking counters will react. Traditionally, there could be some movements. But again, this depends on the market perceptions and interpretations of the details, between short and long term.
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$DBS (D05.SG)$ where are all the XL? went fishing?
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$DBS (D05.SG)$ gone case already, cant compete with uob
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$DBS (D05.SG)$ dissapointed
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$DBS (D05.SG)$
Im new to Momoo and stock investment, will appreciate any info to my doubts:
1) DBS ex date is 7th April, so to be eligible for the dividend, you shouldn't sell before this. Is there any minimum amount of shares you need to have for you to be eligible? Am I right in thinking that even if you hold 1 share, you are entitled for dividend for that 1 unit?
2) If I have a feeling that a particular company is going to announce dividend and I buy the share just before the ann...
Im new to Momoo and stock investment, will appreciate any info to my doubts:
1) DBS ex date is 7th April, so to be eligible for the dividend, you shouldn't sell before this. Is there any minimum amount of shares you need to have for you to be eligible? Am I right in thinking that even if you hold 1 share, you are entitled for dividend for that 1 unit?
2) If I have a feeling that a particular company is going to announce dividend and I buy the share just before the ann...
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newtoinvesting OP : DBS has bought back 4.5 million shares, out of the maximum 51.5 million shares they can buy back with the $3 billion committed, this share buyback is only about 8.82% completed...still a long way to gooo
