95.48BMarket Cap8.68P/E (TTM)
33.640High33.250Low5.30MVolume33.510Open33.650Pre Close177.45MTurnover38.55052wk High0.26%Turnover Ratio2.84BShares27.20552wk Low3.868EPS TTM67.69BFloat Cap38.550Historical High9.54P/E (Static)2.02BShs Float-14.804Historical Low3.518EPS LYR1.16%Amplitude1.90Dividend TTM1.46P/B100Lot Size5.67%Div YieldTTM
DBS Group Holdings Stock Forum
With national day comes many e-commerce sites having massive promotions which means heavy foot traffic flow. With the prospect of rate cuts in the horizon, companies are hoping for more relief for the consumer so that they can be more confident in their retail spending.
They are keeping things fresh with many lucrative deals to retain loyal customers, especially like Shope...
But I know ppl who rather just invest in SG because they feel it's a more familiar environment and they rather avoid foreign currency risk.
Banks like DBS have been pretty strong in growth over the past few years. This doesn't mean they'll outperform forever.
REITs are usually an income play, meaning you care more about the dividends than the price of the stock. The underlying price usually doesn't appreciate much...
Here's some I like though:
● The banks: They've both grown considerably over time and offered increasing and nice dividends.
● Credit Bureau Asia (TCU) - won't be a huge growth stock but looks to have a moat in the credit ratings they offer. A bit pricey at the moment though the dividend yield is acceptable and will likely grow over the years.
● UMS Holdings (55...
- 40b loan need to reprice this year and 27b has been repriced in the first half. So expecting to see NIM and NII to further increase this year
- Piyush is confident that even if fed fund rate drop 200 basis point next year, they will be able to backfill 800m drop income with higher loan activities and increase in non-interest fee, especially from wealth management.
- Piyush acknowledge that CET1 is still ...
➡️ How can one interpret the banks results from yesterday? In a research report published yesterday on 7 August 2024, Macquarie Research (MQ) summarises the earnings – and tells you what looked...
Share price is more corelated to expectation for future than past earnings. but I think DBS is well poisted to deal with the uncertainties near term, how to transit from higher interest rate profitibility => lower interest rate but more loans issued is the key to play out strongly in the next 3-6 months.
After the earnings, I have more confidence in DBS shares, but there’s still concerns from the US economy. Singapore is an export-oriented economy, it is strongly cor...
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