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The general consensus among the shareholders at the recent AGM is NO ONE DOLLAR NO SELL.....
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Of course if stocky chicken and her monkey boyfriend come to orchard belt, sure tu lan because the y sure cannot find any banglas..... as I said go to the two pasar malams nearby, sure can get or go Geylang , may be can get ah Bens chow ah quas there...... remember, these are your words, your own description, not mine..... enjoy.
TraderBen ( Date: 09-Jul-2026 10:08) Posted:
coffee shop uncles where will win money one.. 
Stocky901 ( Date: 08-Jul-2026 17:13) Posted:
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As per the gangsters' views, soon one by one, will come out with up grade versions, with target price above $70....
remember, the black market' s view has always been a long term $100 price target, so this is nothing.... dyodddd anyway.....
Following the report released on Tuesday (Jul 7,  2026),  Citi' s  new target prices for Singapore' s   three major banks are as follows: 
1.  DBS Group Holdings:  S$73.50  (raised from S$65.00)
2.  OCBC Bank:  S$28.40  (raised from S$24.50)
3.  United Overseas Bank (UOB):  S$41.50  (raised from S$37.40) 
https://www.wsj.com/business/financial-services-roundup-market-talk-67b041dc
 
Citi' s Ratings & Sector Outlook
The upgrades by  Citi Research  analyst Tan Yong Hong were driven by an expected 10% earnings growth for the sector in the 2027 and 2028 financial years. This is heavily supported by a recovery in loan growth and structural shifts in system liquidity that will boost net interest margins (NIMs). 
- DBS (BUY!): Remains the top preferred local bank pick due to its strong dividend-per-share visibility and status as a premier Asia wealth proxy.
- OCBC (BUY!): Favored for structural growth and its potential to close the return-on-equity (ROE) valuation gap with DBS.
- UOB (Neutral): Kept as a hold while investors monitor its wealth and loan growth trajectories, which currently trail its peers
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aragosta ( Date: 07-Jul-2026 22:21) Posted:
Seriously, please try not to blink again!
 
The comprehensive projection profile for  DBS Group Holdings Ltd  has been structurally updated based on mid-2026 data. Multiple data sets have shifted following DBS' s recent historic push toward  all-time intraday highs near S$67~S$69.  This structural adjustment changes multiple 1-year algorithmic models to reflect elevated multi-year support baselines. It also factors in structural updates to the  institutional consensus pricing matrix  following recent analyst revisions. 
Algorithmic & Predictive Models (Data-Driven)
(1) Traders Union Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$68.90  baseline tracking structural net interest margin (NIM) recoveries driven by stronger loan growth.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$75.40  pricing in regional wealth management digital inflows. and accelerated asset-under-management (AUM) growth from global safe-haven inflows.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$86.10  structural compounding tracking long-term ASEAN market expansion and reflecting deeper cross-border transaction scale. 
(2) Meyka AI Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$69.10  factoring in elevated transactional fee structures and automated institutional trading fee volume recoveries.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$77.80  modeling sustained global interest rate baselines keeping net interest income resilient.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$92.40  calculating localized operational efficiency savings via integrated corporate banking AI blocks. 
(3) Gov Capital Deep Learning:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$71.20  pushing through multi-year overhead technical boundaries after recent price breakouts.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$88.30  tracking a highly aggressive momentum-weighted mathematical curve.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$108.50  establishing an upper-bound mathematical growth terminal cap. 
(4) I Know First Predictive Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$67.90  strongly anchored by defensive tier-1 capital ratios and excellent liquidity profiles.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$76.50  driven by structural wealth management and institutional fee diversity expansions.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$89.20  targeting stable return on equity (ROE) retention trends. 
(5) WalletInvestor Forecast:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.20  capturing short-term automated technical and algorithmic moving average adjustments.
> 3-Year & 5-Year (2029/2031):  S$60.10  structural model correction algorithmic trend lines face tracking friction as historical code patterns struggle with structurally higher macroeconomic rate shifts. 
Fundamental & Ratio Valuations
(6) StocksGuide Ratio Valuation:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$69.00  applying an updated 12.1x forward P/E multiple against elevated corporate earnings consensus.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$78.30  matching Peter Lynch Fair Value alignments using an upgraded ~16.5% earnings retention trajectory.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$85.90  pricing in long-term terminal P/E compressions offset by a major expansion in regional wealth assets.
(7) StockInvest.us Technical Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$70.50  catching an uninhibited price channel breakout past previous psychological resistance.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$76.90  projecting standard multi-year trend extensions inside an elevated structural envelope.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$88.20  lifting long-term horizontal technical support walls incrementally higher to protect against market corrections.
Market Consensus Aggregators
(8) Seeking Alpha Platform Projections:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.50  average consensus tracking toward an optimistic peak target of  S$72.50.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$74.80  implied valuation matching a solid mid-single-digit net income CAGR profile.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$83.50  bull-case target ceiling reliant on Singapore' s compounding regional safe-haven status. 
(9) TradingView Analyst Forecast Hub:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.00  median analyst consensus, pushing old historical support levels up entirely.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$72.20  extended multi-week trend-channel progression modeling.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$81.40  upper distribution boundary cap under standard normal variance rules.
(10) TipRanks Analyst Consensus Hub:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.67  median consensus tracking between a defensive floor of S$60.00 and an optimistic peak of S$72.50.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$73.10  implied fair value modeling when projecting historical rolling institutional Buy-to-Hold ratios forward.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$80.20  long-term valuation target assuming stable dividend re-investment structures and steady asset under management (AUM) growth.
Institutional Consensus Targets
(11) MarketScreener Consensus Platform:
> One-Year Horizon:  Average  S$64.08 Optimistic Upper-Bound  S$72.50, reflecting a complete repricing of regional equity yields and capital management rules. 
(12) Highest Consensus Price Target:
> One-Year Average Institutional Target:  Stabilized around  S$64.50 to S$67.00  as major research desks upgrade core numbers due to expanding system liquidity.
> Peak Institutional Target:  S$72.50  (held by  UOB Kay Hian, marking the street-high outlier target), closely trailed by  JPMorgan  at  S$70.00.
> Other Key Regional Updates:  $69.90  (CGSI),  S$67.50  (Phillip Securities),  S$66.10  (RHB Research),  S$65.31  (Maybank Research),  $65.00+  (Goldman Sachs)
> Black Market Views: We have excluded the price targets of Morningstar, Macquarie, OCBC Research, CitiGroup, Jefferies because they are embarrassingly low. Based on the coffee shop uncles, we may be in for bonus treat. But because the views were expressed in the midst of a very noisy World Cup game, we don' t know if they were referring to DBS or OCBC.
 
aragosta ( Date: 30-Nov-2025 00:18) Posted:
DO NOT BLINK.....
To reach the  S$100  share price target,  DBS Bank  needs sustained, significant earnings growth via non-interest income and innovation.
Key catalysts include:
- Strong fundamentals:  DBS benefits from a robust balance sheet, healthy asset quality, and high returns on equity compared to its peers. 
- Strong Non Interest Income Growth:  Boosting wealth management and fee income to offset potential drops in net interest margins as interest rates ease.
- Successful Regional Expansion/M& A:  Completing value-additive acquisitions in key growth markets to expand loan books and market share.
- Enhanced Capital Returns:  Attracting investors through sustained high dividends, share buybacks, or special dividends.
- Continued Digital & AI Leadership:  Further improving efficiency and generating revenue insights via technology to justify a higher valuation.
- Favorable Macroeconomic Environment:  General economic stability and Singapore' s growth as a financial hub.
- Regional economic growth:  DBS is positioned to benefit from the sustained economic growth and capital inflows into the Southeast Asian region
Temasek, as the largest shareholder, supports these ambitions through stable ownership and sound governance, fostering innovation via ventures like 
EvolutionX Debt Capitaland Partior, ensuring a long-term strategic focus essential for sustainable growth.
WHAT DO YOU OR OTHERS THINK?
STI could see 5,000 this year but can DBS be at $70 by end-2026?  JP Morgan argues that DBS has restructured its assets and liabilities 
towards a lower loan intensity.
It is an institutional must-have which may make it overbought. If everyone has bought DBS who is there left to buy the stock?
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/sti-could-see-5-000-061629329.html
The Power of Compounding Dividends.
Why Selling Blue-Chips Too Early Could Cost You Dearly. Discover why selling blue-chip stocks too early can hurt long-term returns 
and how patience can boost your investment gains.
https://thesmartinvestor.com.sg/why-selling-blue-chips-too-early-could-cost-you-dearly/
DBS Bank Stock Analysis: JPMorgan Predicts S$70 Target Price & S$3.30 Dividend! JPMorgan forecasts a bright future for DBS Bank, 
setting a S$70 price target by December 2026  and highlighting a potential  $3.30 dividend for years to come.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM5iQ2DeeNM
DBS Hovering at All-Time High: Should You Take Profits or Stay Invested?
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/dbs-hovering-time-high-profits-233000403.html
Is DBS still a better buy than UOB and OCBC? DBS has continued to pull ahead in 2025, with its share price up 22.6% year-to-date. 
This would make DBS still the strongest performer among the three Singapore banks
https://growbeansprout.com/dbs-uob-ocbc-share-price-dividend-nov-2025 
CGSI joins Citi, Maybank in raising DBS target price above $60 mark
https://www.theedgesingapore.com/capital/brokers-calls/cgsi-joins-citi-maybank-raising-dbs-target-price-above-60-mark
OCBC vs DBS vs UOB Singapore' s Leading Bank Stocks for 2025.  It' s  worth noting that DBS pays dividends quarterly, providing more 
frequent cash flow to investors,  while OCBC and UOB distribute dividends on a semi-annual basis. This could make DBS more appealing 
to those who value a steady and regular income stream.
https://www.stashaway.sg/r/ocbc-dbs-uob-singapore-bank-stock
Five takeaways from day 1 of the Singapore Fintech Festival.
Tokenisation emerges as a key driver of future digital money systems.
https://asianbankingandfinance.net/economy/in-focus/five-takeaways-day-1-singapore-fintech-festival
Which is the best Singapore bank stock to buy for 6% dividend yield? OCBC, UOB or DBS Bank? 
Long story short &ndash DBS Bank is the best performing bank of the three.
https://financialhorse.com/which-is-the-best-singapore-bank-stock-to-buy-for-6-dividend-yield-ocbc-uob-or-dbs-bank/#:~:text=Long%20story%20short%20&ndash %20DBS%20Bank,is%20on%20par%20with%20DBS.
DBS, OCBC or UOB: Which Bank Looks Cheapest Now?
DBS continues to lead the pack both in terms of share price appreciation and operating performance. 
In particular, its earnings and return on equity (ROE) are the highest among its peers. 
https://thesmartinvestor.com.sg/dbs-ocbc-or-uob-which-bank-looks-cheapest-now/
Is DBS the best bank stock to own in Singapore right now?  DBS just hit an all-time high, crossing the S$150 billion mark and outpacing 
OCBC and UOB.  But in a normalising rate environment and with tech risks still lingering, can the bank sustain its run, or is it time for 
investors to take profits?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SliRTz8bjxQ
DBS and OCBC both hit record highs after strong Q3 2025 earnings, while UOB' s share price fell following higher loan provisions. 
Which Singapore Bank Has the Best Dividend now?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=859RQqDGJY4
Singapore' s Ultimate Dividend Mix 2025: DBS vs OCBC vs UOB plus REIT & REIT ETFs Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNVjFzH9ka4
Can You Retire on Dividends Alone? 3 Stocks That Prove It' s Possible
Of course, DBS BANK is one of them la! The other two may surprise you
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/retire-dividends-alone-3-stocks-233000412.html
Earnings call transcript: Workday Q3 2025 shows strong revenue growth, stock rises
https://www.investing.com/news/transcripts/earnings-call-transcript-workday-q3-2025-shows-strong-revenue-growth-stock-rises-93CH-4378575
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/dbs-and-ocbc-draw-positive-views-but-uob-outlook-tempered-by-provisions-in-q3
DBS among The Top Safest Banks in the World in 2025
https://www.globalcitizensolutions.com/safest-banks-in-the-world/
https://gfmag.com/award/winner-announcements/press-release-global-finance-names-the-worlds-50-safest-commercial-banks-2025/#:~:text=Royal%20Bank%20of%20Canada%20maintains%20its%20ranking,nine%20banks%2C%20the%20most%20of%20any%20country.
DBS market-outlook forum to examine AI, sustainability and global economic shifts shaping 2026. 
It will outline the challenges and opportunities firms may face in navigating the year ahead
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/singapore/dbs-market-outlook-forum-examine-ai-sustainability-and-global-economic-shifts-shaping-2026
Strong growth prospects and strategic positioning drive Buy Rating for DBS Bank. As of November 7, 2025, TipRanks reported that 
CGS-CIMB analysts gave  DBS Bank a price target of S$60.50. On the same day, Phillip Securities analyst Glenn Thum set a price target of S$58.00. 
https://www.tipranks.com/news/ratings/strong-growth-prospects-and-strategic-positioning-drive-buy-rating-for-dbs-group-holdings-ratings
DBS has revised its offer to acquire a stake in Alliance Bank Malaysia to 30%. A successful acquisition would provide DBS with a strategic 
footprint in the Malaysian banking sector. 
DBS' s entry as a new shareholder could have a positive impact on the bank and potentially catalyze a re-rating of its stock.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgSE-89PdzM
As of end November 2025, according to Simply Wall Street, the intrinsic value for DBS Bank based on the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) 
model is S$78.17 per share.
https://simplywall.st/stocks/sg/banks/sgx-d05/dbs-group-holdings-shares/news/dbs-sgxd05-valuation-in-focus-after-expanding-ant-internatio
As of end November 2025, according to Alpha Spread, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank using a DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) model is 
estimated at S$84.12 per share  for a base case valuation and S$137.84 per share for a best case scenario.
https://www.alphaspread.com/security/sgx/d05/dcf-valuation/base-case
As of end November 2025, according to Alpha Spread, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank under the  base case scenario is SS62.31 per share while 
under the best case scenario is S$91.21 per share. 
This intrinsic value is calculated as the average of DCF and Relative values.
https://www.alphaspread.com/security/sgx/d05/summary
As of end November 2025, according to GuruFocus, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank calculated from the Discounted Dividend model is 
S$135.66 per share. 
Discounted Dividend model is only suitable for companies who have a consistant distribution history.
https://www.gurufocus.com/term/intrinsic-value-dcf-dividends-based/SGX:D05
As of end November 2025, according to GuruFocus, the intrinsic value for DBS Bank calculated from the DCF (FCF Based) model is S$58.56 per share. 
The intrinsic value of DBS Bank based on the Multi-Stage Dividend Discount Model (DDM) is S$76.62 per share
https://www.gurufocus.com/term/intrinsic-value-dcf-fcf-based/SGX:D05
As of end November 2025,  according to ValueInvesting.io, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank, based on the Multi-Stage Dividend Discount Model, 
is S$62.00 per share. 
The intrinsic value based on the Relative Valuation of DBS is S$57.50 per share. This relative valuation is based on P/E multiples. 
https://valueinvesting.io/D05.SI/valuation/pe-multiples
As of end November 2025, according to ValueInvesting.io, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank, based on a theoretical calculation by Peter Lynch,   
is estimated to be S$58.31 per share.
https://valueinvesting.io/D05.SI/valuation/intrinsic-value#:~:text=D05.SI%20Intrinsic%20Value%20%7C%20DBS,1%2C103.47%20%2D%201%2C103.47
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Seriously, please try not to blink again!
 
The comprehensive projection profile for  DBS Group Holdings Ltd  has been structurally updated based on mid-2026 data. Multiple data sets have shifted following DBS' s recent historic push toward  all-time intraday highs near S$67~S$69.  This structural adjustment changes multiple 1-year algorithmic models to reflect elevated multi-year support baselines. It also factors in structural updates to the  institutional consensus pricing matrix  following recent analyst revisions. 
Algorithmic & Predictive Models (Data-Driven)
(1) Traders Union Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$68.90  baseline tracking structural net interest margin (NIM) recoveries driven by stronger loan growth.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$75.40  pricing in regional wealth management digital inflows. and accelerated asset-under-management (AUM) growth from global safe-haven inflows.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$86.10  structural compounding tracking long-term ASEAN market expansion and reflecting deeper cross-border transaction scale. 
(2) Meyka AI Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$69.10  factoring in elevated transactional fee structures and automated institutional trading fee volume recoveries.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$77.80  modeling sustained global interest rate baselines keeping net interest income resilient.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$92.40  calculating localized operational efficiency savings via integrated corporate banking AI blocks. 
(3) Gov Capital Deep Learning:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$71.20  pushing through multi-year overhead technical boundaries after recent price breakouts.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$88.30  tracking a highly aggressive momentum-weighted mathematical curve.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$108.50  establishing an upper-bound mathematical growth terminal cap. 
(4) I Know First Predictive Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$67.90  strongly anchored by defensive tier-1 capital ratios and excellent liquidity profiles.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$76.50  driven by structural wealth management and institutional fee diversity expansions.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$89.20  targeting stable return on equity (ROE) retention trends. 
(5) WalletInvestor Forecast:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.20  capturing short-term automated technical and algorithmic moving average adjustments.
> 3-Year & 5-Year (2029/2031):  S$60.10  structural model correction algorithmic trend lines face tracking friction as historical code patterns struggle with structurally higher macroeconomic rate shifts. 
Fundamental & Ratio Valuations
(6) StocksGuide Ratio Valuation:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$69.00  applying an updated 12.1x forward P/E multiple against elevated corporate earnings consensus.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$78.30  matching Peter Lynch Fair Value alignments using an upgraded ~16.5% earnings retention trajectory.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$85.90  pricing in long-term terminal P/E compressions offset by a major expansion in regional wealth assets.
(7) StockInvest.us Technical Model:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$70.50  catching an uninhibited price channel breakout past previous psychological resistance.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$76.90  projecting standard multi-year trend extensions inside an elevated structural envelope.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$88.20  lifting long-term horizontal technical support walls incrementally higher to protect against market corrections.
Market Consensus Aggregators
(8) Seeking Alpha Platform Projections:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.50  average consensus tracking toward an optimistic peak target of  S$72.50.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$74.80  implied valuation matching a solid mid-single-digit net income CAGR profile.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$83.50  bull-case target ceiling reliant on Singapore' s compounding regional safe-haven status. 
(9) TradingView Analyst Forecast Hub:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.00  median analyst consensus, pushing old historical support levels up entirely.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$72.20  extended multi-week trend-channel progression modeling.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$81.40  upper distribution boundary cap under standard normal variance rules.
(10) TipRanks Analyst Consensus Hub:
> 1-Year (Mid-2027):  S$66.67  median consensus tracking between a defensive floor of S$60.00 and an optimistic peak of S$72.50.
> 3-Year (2029):  S$73.10  implied fair value modeling when projecting historical rolling institutional Buy-to-Hold ratios forward.
> 5-Year (2031):  S$80.20  long-term valuation target assuming stable dividend re-investment structures and steady asset under management (AUM) growth.
Institutional Consensus Targets
(11) MarketScreener Consensus Platform:
> One-Year Horizon:  Average  S$64.08 Optimistic Upper-Bound  S$72.50, reflecting a complete repricing of regional equity yields and capital management rules. 
(12) Highest Consensus Price Target:
> One-Year Average Institutional Target:  Stabilized around  S$64.50 to S$67.00  as major research desks upgrade core numbers due to expanding system liquidity.
> Peak Institutional Target:  S$72.50  (held by  UOB Kay Hian, marking the street-high outlier target), closely trailed by  JPMorgan  at  S$70.00.
> Other Key Regional Updates:  $69.90  (CGSI),  S$67.50  (Phillip Securities),  S$66.10  (RHB Research),  S$65.31  (Maybank Research),  $65.00+  (Goldman Sachs)
> Black Market Views: We have excluded the price targets of Morningstar, Macquarie, OCBC Research, CitiGroup, Jefferies because they are embarrassingly low. Based on the coffee shop uncles, we may be in for bonus treat. But because the views were expressed in the midst of a very noisy World Cup game, we don' t know if they were referring to DBS or OCBC.
 
aragosta ( Date: 30-Nov-2025 00:18) Posted:
DO NOT BLINK.....
To reach the  S$100  share price target,  DBS Bank  needs sustained, significant earnings growth via non-interest income and innovation.
Key catalysts include:
- Strong fundamentals:  DBS benefits from a robust balance sheet, healthy asset quality, and high returns on equity compared to its peers. 
- Strong Non Interest Income Growth:  Boosting wealth management and fee income to offset potential drops in net interest margins as interest rates ease.
- Successful Regional Expansion/M& A:  Completing value-additive acquisitions in key growth markets to expand loan books and market share.
- Enhanced Capital Returns:  Attracting investors through sustained high dividends, share buybacks, or special dividends.
- Continued Digital & AI Leadership:  Further improving efficiency and generating revenue insights via technology to justify a higher valuation.
- Favorable Macroeconomic Environment:  General economic stability and Singapore' s growth as a financial hub.
- Regional economic growth:  DBS is positioned to benefit from the sustained economic growth and capital inflows into the Southeast Asian region
Temasek, as the largest shareholder, supports these ambitions through stable ownership and sound governance, fostering innovation via ventures like 
EvolutionX Debt Capitaland Partior, ensuring a long-term strategic focus essential for sustainable growth.
WHAT DO YOU OR OTHERS THINK?
STI could see 5,000 this year but can DBS be at $70 by end-2026?  JP Morgan argues that DBS has restructured its assets and liabilities 
towards a lower loan intensity.
It is an institutional must-have which may make it overbought. If everyone has bought DBS who is there left to buy the stock?
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/sti-could-see-5-000-061629329.html
The Power of Compounding Dividends.
Why Selling Blue-Chips Too Early Could Cost You Dearly. Discover why selling blue-chip stocks too early can hurt long-term returns 
and how patience can boost your investment gains.
https://thesmartinvestor.com.sg/why-selling-blue-chips-too-early-could-cost-you-dearly/
DBS Bank Stock Analysis: JPMorgan Predicts S$70 Target Price & S$3.30 Dividend! JPMorgan forecasts a bright future for DBS Bank, 
setting a S$70 price target by December 2026  and highlighting a potential  $3.30 dividend for years to come.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM5iQ2DeeNM
DBS Hovering at All-Time High: Should You Take Profits or Stay Invested?
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/dbs-hovering-time-high-profits-233000403.html
Is DBS still a better buy than UOB and OCBC? DBS has continued to pull ahead in 2025, with its share price up 22.6% year-to-date. 
This would make DBS still the strongest performer among the three Singapore banks
https://growbeansprout.com/dbs-uob-ocbc-share-price-dividend-nov-2025 
CGSI joins Citi, Maybank in raising DBS target price above $60 mark
https://www.theedgesingapore.com/capital/brokers-calls/cgsi-joins-citi-maybank-raising-dbs-target-price-above-60-mark
OCBC vs DBS vs UOB Singapore' s Leading Bank Stocks for 2025.  It' s  worth noting that DBS pays dividends quarterly, providing more 
frequent cash flow to investors,  while OCBC and UOB distribute dividends on a semi-annual basis. This could make DBS more appealing 
to those who value a steady and regular income stream.
https://www.stashaway.sg/r/ocbc-dbs-uob-singapore-bank-stock
Five takeaways from day 1 of the Singapore Fintech Festival.
Tokenisation emerges as a key driver of future digital money systems.
https://asianbankingandfinance.net/economy/in-focus/five-takeaways-day-1-singapore-fintech-festival
Which is the best Singapore bank stock to buy for 6% dividend yield? OCBC, UOB or DBS Bank? 
Long story short &ndash DBS Bank is the best performing bank of the three.
https://financialhorse.com/which-is-the-best-singapore-bank-stock-to-buy-for-6-dividend-yield-ocbc-uob-or-dbs-bank/#:~:text=Long%20story%20short%20&ndash %20DBS%20Bank,is%20on%20par%20with%20DBS.
DBS, OCBC or UOB: Which Bank Looks Cheapest Now?
DBS continues to lead the pack both in terms of share price appreciation and operating performance. 
In particular, its earnings and return on equity (ROE) are the highest among its peers. 
https://thesmartinvestor.com.sg/dbs-ocbc-or-uob-which-bank-looks-cheapest-now/
Is DBS the best bank stock to own in Singapore right now?  DBS just hit an all-time high, crossing the S$150 billion mark and outpacing 
OCBC and UOB.  But in a normalising rate environment and with tech risks still lingering, can the bank sustain its run, or is it time for 
investors to take profits?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SliRTz8bjxQ
DBS and OCBC both hit record highs after strong Q3 2025 earnings, while UOB' s share price fell following higher loan provisions. 
Which Singapore Bank Has the Best Dividend now?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=859RQqDGJY4
Singapore' s Ultimate Dividend Mix 2025: DBS vs OCBC vs UOB plus REIT & REIT ETFs Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNVjFzH9ka4
Can You Retire on Dividends Alone? 3 Stocks That Prove It' s Possible
Of course, DBS BANK is one of them la! The other two may surprise you
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/retire-dividends-alone-3-stocks-233000412.html
Earnings call transcript: Workday Q3 2025 shows strong revenue growth, stock rises
https://www.investing.com/news/transcripts/earnings-call-transcript-workday-q3-2025-shows-strong-revenue-growth-stock-rises-93CH-4378575
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/dbs-and-ocbc-draw-positive-views-but-uob-outlook-tempered-by-provisions-in-q3
DBS among The Top Safest Banks in the World in 2025
https://www.globalcitizensolutions.com/safest-banks-in-the-world/
https://gfmag.com/award/winner-announcements/press-release-global-finance-names-the-worlds-50-safest-commercial-banks-2025/#:~:text=Royal%20Bank%20of%20Canada%20maintains%20its%20ranking,nine%20banks%2C%20the%20most%20of%20any%20country.
DBS market-outlook forum to examine AI, sustainability and global economic shifts shaping 2026. 
It will outline the challenges and opportunities firms may face in navigating the year ahead
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/singapore/dbs-market-outlook-forum-examine-ai-sustainability-and-global-economic-shifts-shaping-2026
Strong growth prospects and strategic positioning drive Buy Rating for DBS Bank. As of November 7, 2025, TipRanks reported that 
CGS-CIMB analysts gave  DBS Bank a price target of S$60.50. On the same day, Phillip Securities analyst Glenn Thum set a price target of S$58.00. 
https://www.tipranks.com/news/ratings/strong-growth-prospects-and-strategic-positioning-drive-buy-rating-for-dbs-group-holdings-ratings
DBS has revised its offer to acquire a stake in Alliance Bank Malaysia to 30%. A successful acquisition would provide DBS with a strategic 
footprint in the Malaysian banking sector. 
DBS' s entry as a new shareholder could have a positive impact on the bank and potentially catalyze a re-rating of its stock.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgSE-89PdzM
As of end November 2025, according to Simply Wall Street, the intrinsic value for DBS Bank based on the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) 
model is S$78.17 per share.
https://simplywall.st/stocks/sg/banks/sgx-d05/dbs-group-holdings-shares/news/dbs-sgxd05-valuation-in-focus-after-expanding-ant-internatio
As of end November 2025, according to Alpha Spread, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank using a DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) model is 
estimated at S$84.12 per share  for a base case valuation and S$137.84 per share for a best case scenario.
https://www.alphaspread.com/security/sgx/d05/dcf-valuation/base-case
As of end November 2025, according to Alpha Spread, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank under the  base case scenario is SS62.31 per share while 
under the best case scenario is S$91.21 per share. 
This intrinsic value is calculated as the average of DCF and Relative values.
https://www.alphaspread.com/security/sgx/d05/summary
As of end November 2025, according to GuruFocus, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank calculated from the Discounted Dividend model is 
S$135.66 per share. 
Discounted Dividend model is only suitable for companies who have a consistant distribution history.
https://www.gurufocus.com/term/intrinsic-value-dcf-dividends-based/SGX:D05
As of end November 2025, according to GuruFocus, the intrinsic value for DBS Bank calculated from the DCF (FCF Based) model is S$58.56 per share. 
The intrinsic value of DBS Bank based on the Multi-Stage Dividend Discount Model (DDM) is S$76.62 per share
https://www.gurufocus.com/term/intrinsic-value-dcf-fcf-based/SGX:D05
As of end November 2025,  according to ValueInvesting.io, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank, based on the Multi-Stage Dividend Discount Model, 
is S$62.00 per share. 
The intrinsic value based on the Relative Valuation of DBS is S$57.50 per share. This relative valuation is based on P/E multiples. 
https://valueinvesting.io/D05.SI/valuation/pe-multiples
As of end November 2025, according to ValueInvesting.io, the intrinsic value of DBS Bank, based on a theoretical calculation by Peter Lynch,   
is estimated to be S$58.31 per share.
https://valueinvesting.io/D05.SI/valuation/intrinsic-value#:~:text=D05.SI%20Intrinsic%20Value%20%7C%20DBS,1%2C103.47%20%2D%201%2C103.47
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I set up shop in this Orchard Road belt is for high class LONG TERM investors who believe that this is a potential generational stock.... not for people to monkey around, like bluffing that you bought few hundred lots at the lowest and sold at the highest , and then hoping for the price will drop for you to pick up again...... not tired meh?...... I bet you when today, when price shoot over to 0.15, you would blow that you bought yesterday at the lowest, when you were hoping for 0.132...... look, theres two pasar malams near by.... if you want to sell koyok or soliciit for your cheap business you and your stocky chicken can go there .... i assure, you can easily get many Banglas there, ......
meanwhile, while monkey and his stocky chicken is hoping for 0.132, if what I heard is true, looks like 0.24 may be too low even ......
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Seatrium is involved in this engineering masterpiece!!!
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How American engineers unlocked the impossible beneath the Gulf of America.  American drillships now operate at 20,000 psi, unlocking tens of billions of barrels once deemed unreachable
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/how-american-engineers-unlocked-impossible-beneath-gulf-america
Seatrium is directly and extensively involved in the massive engineering breakthrough taking place in the Gulf of America.  The Fox News article titled " How American engineers unlocked the impossible beneath the Gulf of America"   specifically highlights two game-changing 20,000 psi (20K) eighth-generation drillships: the  Deepwater Titan  and the  Deepwater Atlas
Seatrium is the foundational builder of the world' s most advanced 20,000 psi (20K) ultra-deepwater drilling technology, enabling the unlocking of previously unreachable oil reserves in the Gulf of America. Through the construction of the Deepwater Titan and Deepwater Atlas, the company established the 8th-generation drillship benchmark for extreme high-pressure, high-temperature operations. Furthermore, Seatrium is driving the next phase of energy production in the region by constructing massive, high-pressure floating production units for major projects, including Shell' s Sparta and BP' s Kaskida and Tiber developments.
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Before the " Seventh Month......"
https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/value-unlocked/defying-gravity-addvalue-pursues-further-growth-space-sector
Tan also revealed there will be more analysts upgrade coming very soon, and the koyok could be even better than this Maybank' s outlook.........With the better-than-expected FY2026 earnings and prospects of the Nasdaq spin-off listing, Seet has applied 30 times FY2027 sales valuation to value the company at 34 cents, which is an upside of 148.2% to the June 24 closing price of 13.7 cents. Even at this valuation multiple, Addvalue would still be at a 65% discount to global peers, according to the analyst.
" With US valuations far higher than in Singapore, we estimate a potential market cap in the US$180 million to US$250 million range and the potential to return some cash to shareholders if the IDRS division is successfully listed on the Nasdaq," writes Seet in his June 8 report.
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More more ..... more news..... haha also chance to add more.... hope the whiner88 and his 888 clone is at bottom of the ocean, while we fly to space in time to come.....
 
Singapore investors see SpaceX investment as a long-term bet on the future of the space economy. With its growth potential, the US company could become a key firm supporting a new layer of economic activity
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/singapore-investors-see-spacex-investment-long-term-bet-future-space-economy
Lim Qing Ru, The founding partner at venture capital firm True Global Ventures 4 , " We truly believe that the space economy is just at the very beginning of its story."
Investors believe that cheaper and more reliable access to orbit could pave the way for more space-enabled businesses, ranging from satellite broadband and Earth observation to data services, artificial intelligence and other commercial uses. With that long-term growth potential, SpaceX could become a key company supporting a new layer of economic activity. Singapore&rsquo s own push into the space sector has added a local dimension to the investment theme.
A rocket may thrill, but do not forget the power of compounding.  Alongside disciplined investing, it can drive long-term gains, as history consistently shows
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/wealth/wealth-investing/rocket-may-thrill-do-not-forget-power-compounding
" However, history consistently shows that long-term gains are driven not by chasing the next big winner, but instead by disciplined investing and allowing compounding to do the heavy lifting."
The Business Times  article emphasizes that long-term wealth is generated through disciplined investing and the consistent reinvestment of high dividends, rather than chasing volatile market trends. It highlights that through compounding, a long-term, disciplined approach is far more effective at building capital than sporadic, high-risk investments.
 
seanpent ( Date: 23-Jun-2026 16:09) Posted:
Price " reset" to the where the spin-off news triggered the rally to 0.205.  Grabbed some.
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Haha.../ somebody jumped the gun at Vibrant......
but my lips are sealed.... don' t want that whiner88 and his other 888 clone to know anything
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As usual, in case you wondering what happened today, you need the uneducated coffee shop uncles to explain ......as always they' ll tell their stories in a very light hearted way..... but unfortunately, some clown been mocking them, so we will be posting less from now on...... very much less.....   don' t want the clown to peep into here to look for tips and buy hundreds and hundreds of lots, more than the uncles' 1 or 2 lots!......by the time you get the news, the game is almost over....... shiok.....
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Monday, 22 June 2026 marks the official index rebalancing day for the iEdge Singapore Next 50 indices, serving as a primary structural catalyst for today' s massive price spikes and heavy trading volumes in AEM Holdings, Frencken Group, and UMS Integration.
The Index Rebalancing Catalyst
The Singapore Exchange officially implemented its quarterly index review at the start of today' s trading session. This event created immediate, forced buying pressure from passive fund managers:
- The New Entry:  AEM Holdings  was officially added to the index today, replacing outgoing constituents like Singapore Post and Digital Core REIT.
- The Existing Pillars:  UMS Integration  and  Frencken Group  were already heavy, existing constituents within the index.
- The Passive Fund Squeeze:  Because the tracking index utilizes a liquidity-weighted framework fixing UMS at an 8.0% weight and Frencken at 5.9%, portfolio managers were structurally forced to clear tens of millions of dollars in gross institutional buy orders within the first few minutes of the opening bell to eliminate tracking errors.
Market Impact & Institutional Buy Volumes
- This rebalancing mechanism directly amplified a sector-wide rush, positioning these three semiconductor counters as the elite " top seven" heavyweights of the index:
- While the exchange-level dollar figures for today' s exact session are collated and published at the end of the trading week, the macro metrics confirm  the immense scale of institutional money pouring into these counters:
- Cumulative Sector Inflows:  Led almost entirely by the AEM, UMS, and Frencken trio, institutions have poured a massive S$582.5 million of net inflows into SGX technology stocks this year.
Concurring Macroeconomic Drivers
While the index rebalancing triggered automated buy orders today, the sheer size of the rally was supercharged by broader fundamental tailwinds:
- Global AI Demand:  Robust global capital expenditure on Artificial Intelligence infrastructure continues to funnel massive investor capital into local semiconductor proxies.
- Institutional Rotation:  Large fund managers executed aggressive sector rotation today, booking heavy net institutional inflows specifically into tech-manufacturing names to position for the second half of 2026.
- Structural Tech Shift:  Driven entirely by these three stocks and iFAST Corporation, the technology sector' s total exposure in the liquidity-weighted index has structurally surged from 16.6% to  26.2%.
 
Meanwhile, AEM synergistic news never fall to amaze&hellip ..WATCH!
Intel stock surges 494% since US government took stake in 2025
https://www.foxbusiness.com/video/6399079485112
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Heard, heard only ah, a related corporate development will be out this week.......no wonder coffee shop customers were shouting   Huat Ah! Don' t know if they were shouting because of their World Cup winnings, or this news they just heard.........
Meanwhile ......
Singapore investors see SpaceX investment as a long-term bet on the future of the space economy
With its growth potential, the US company could become a key firm supporting a new layer of economic activity
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When I told the coffee shop uncles that one clown here was laughing at them for shouting No $4 No Sell and to " tan ku ku" ,   they immediately throw this joker under the bus with all kinds of Hokkien' s expletives : " Screw the b@stard lah..... of course $4, you have to tan ku ku mah, because this what the stock is worth long term mah......... what we trying to say is if got takeover and the offer is only a low ball $2   or $2 plus, they can go and fly kite, because the stock is worth much more! They think we don' t know what' s is going on behind the scenes! .... look at AEM, when it was running at $3 plus, we were shouting no $8 no sell, and one ah tong was insulting us if we were drunk..... look what happened!!!! Idiot! Really idiotic trouble maker.....our stocks is not for people to play around short term.... if he doesn' t understand what we are saying, better ask him to go and screw a rock, and not come and find trouble... like he did in getting the AEM thread locked!......"  
and so, the uncles double down by providing more insights of the stock, which I cut and paste a snippet here........ HUAT AH! FOLLOW THE COFFEE SHOP UNCLES AH!!!   No accept of privatisation offer if it is only a low ball $2 offer! More to it than meet the eyes if " T" is in cohorts with the company to buy out minorities cheap cheap!! Now is only the start of the AI BOOM!!!
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Is CSE Global a Good Stock Play in the AI Boom?
Data centers have transitioned from standard digital warehouses into the central physical engines powering global artificial intelligence. Because complex AI workloads require immense, highly volatile data processing, the constraint on AI growth has shifted heavily from software to physical data center infrastructure. Specifically, AI processing demands a vast amount of localized power and real-time connectivity to avoid system crashes. CSE Global has established itself as a premier, small-cap pick-and-shovel proxy for this expansion. It does not write AI software instead,  it engineers the vital electrification and communication backbones that modern data centers need to function.
Why Data Centers are Central to AI Infrastructure
- Unprecedented Power Needs: High-density AI chips spike unpredictably, requiring data centers to treat power and cooling as one integrated system. 
- Electrification Bottlenecks: Hyperscalers are heavily constrained by physical electricity grids, making efficient on-site substations and transformers high-value commodities. 
- Massive Financial Commitments:  Massive tech companies are spending billions to secure immediate, infrastructure-ready facilities to build out their AI networks. 
Why CSE Global is Central to AI-Driven Data Centers
- Crucial Tech Integration: The firm manufactures and integrates the exact critical hardware ~ like switchgears, substations, and power management systems ~ needed to feed power-hungry graphics processing units (GPUs).
- Secured Hyperscale Partnerships:  CSE Global is currently executing a massive US$1.5 billion project pipeline with Amazon  Web Services!
- over the next five years.
- Massive Order Book Growth:  Backed by Temasek Holdings as a major shareholder,  the company closed Q1 2026 with an order book of S$716 million, heavily driven by a 393% year-on-year surge in electrification orders from the U.S. market. 
- Dominating the US Infrastructure Market:  The United States is the fastest-growing and largest market for AI data centers. CSE Tech has strategically positioned its operations to secure major, multi-million dollar data center contracts in the Americas region. 
- Critical Connections: Beyond power, their  Communications and Automation segments  build the secure, low-latency, and automated networking environments that tie massive GPU clusters together.
Market Verdict 
- While companies like Nvidia supply the chips, CSE Global builds the electrical " nervous system" required to turn those chips on. This is why financial analysts track CSE Global as a pure market proxy for the physical rollout of AI infrastructure
- Major brokerages view the market sell-down as an overreaction,  anticipating a powerful operational surge in the second half of 2026  as new factory space goes live and steady-state earnings normalize. 
- The structural shift from conventional oil and gas into structural data center utilities provides immense revenue visibility.  Analysts believe the core AI-driven expansion thesis remains fully intact.
The Smartest Way to Play the AI Boom in 2026
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/The-Smartest-Way-to-Play-the-AI-Boom-in-2026.html
How AI Is Transforming Data Centers and Ramping Up Power Demand
https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/articles/how-ai-is-transforming-data-centers-and-ramping-up-power-demand
CSE: 1H26 Margin Pressure Before Data Centre Project Ramp-Up Powers Stronger 2H26
https://www.nextinsight.net/story-archive-mainmenu-60/949-2026/16728-cse-1h26-margin-pressure-before-data-centre-project-ramp-up-powers-stronger-2h26#google_vignette
AI drives data centre power demand surge in Australia
https://itbrief.com.au/story/ai-drives-data-centre-power-demand-surge-in-australia
What AI' s Energy Demand Means for Lithium Supply Chains
https://www.kbr.com/en/insights-news/stories/what-ais-energy-demand-means-lithium-supply-chains
Why Data Centers Are the New Powerhouses of the AI Economy
https://www.entrepreneur.com/growing-a-business/why-data-centers-are-the-new-powerhouses-of-the-ai-economy/485816
Why full-stack AI infrastructure  matters 
https://submer.com/blog/why-full-stack-ai-infrastructure-matters/
CSE Global' s share slide over boardroom clash overblown: analysts
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/telcos-media-tech/cse-globals-share-slide-over-boardroom-clash-overblown-analysts
CSE Global new orders rise 74.6% in first quarter of 2026
https://www.itiger.com/news/1119609552
CSE Global: Earnings Growth Drivers remain intact
https://sginvestors.io/analysts/research/2026/05/cse-global-rhb-research-2026-05-21#google_vignette
AI is redefining data center infrastructure: Insights from Data Center Vision 2030
https://www.vertiv.com/en-us/insights/articles/blog-posts/ai-is-redefining-data-center-infrastructure-insights-from-data-center-vision-2030/
How veteran engineering firm left oil and gas for data centres and power grids
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/veteran-engineering-firm-pivots-to-data-centres-and-power-grids-cse-global
We Ran A Stock Scan For Earnings Growth And CSE Global Passed With Ease
https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/ran-stock-scan-earnings-growth-003834696.html
Citing recent share price correction as an opportunity to board, Maybank' s Seet maintains BUY call on CSE Global
https://sginvestors.io/analysts/research/2026/06/cse-global-maybank-research-2026-06-18
 
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Let me provide you a narrative why the gangsters are unbelievably good..... in late January this year,  iFAST highest was $11.60 and AEM was almost $10 lower.......Before AEM were to overtake iFAST 4 months later, the black market people were no longer seeing AEM as a " iFAST" run type of stock but more as a   " Nvidia" no-horse-run type of stock (read my posts on this in this thread). So what is a Nvidia boh-beh-chow? Well, you can listen to this ANG MOH coffee shop story to understand a little bit better......
AN  ANG MOH  COFFEE SHOP STORY
There' s really no such thing as being " too late" to buy a supercharged growth stock when it' s riding a massive AI BOOM, especially when it' s only at the beginning of the cycle.....
Check out this Ang Moh' s story about how he doubled his Nvidia investment in just over a year
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/good-gets-nvidia-shares-144103531.html?.tsrc=applewf
But but but.......
> He didn' t buy in 2020  when Nvidia was trading dirt cheap at a split-adjusted price of $5 to $13 pre share.....he monitored instead and he waited
> He still didn' t buy in January 2023, when the stock bottomed out at a split-adjusted price of roughly $14.30 per share......again he hesitated, watched from the sidelines.....
> Hell, he even missed the boat in January 2024 when it started the year at a split-adjusted $47.60 per share.....still he monitored and waited and waited, for the price to come down to his dream level of course.....
Finally, he couldn' t take it any longer,   and bit the bullet in January 2025 at  $117 per share. Guess what? Today, the price is sitting past  $212. He made almost double his investment in slightly over a year just by jumping in, even though he felt like he was " late to the party."
So if you' re looking at AEM right now and worrying that the price is " too high," remember this Ang Moh NVIDIA story.  When a company is sitting right in the sweet spot of secular, long-term AI infrastructure growth, what feels like a peak today could easily look like a bargain tomorrow.... also remember what the mafia chiefs have  been reminding every one over and over again, " We are  only  at the beginning of the AI BOOM!"
Nice story, right? Okay, as with every coffee shop story, remember to listen to it with a cold glass of beer and some fried chicken with a sprinkle of salt......
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Late last month, I wrote somewhere (I think in the UMS thread) that CSE will hit " $2 soon" ... and some bros got excited..... this was based on what I heard from the coffeee shop uncles that there' s a possibility of a privatisation, and the  offer price is at least two dollar....in the days that followed, the price was moving nicely up from $1.50 plus to over $1.90.... then came the boardroom fight, and the price took a beating.... the bleeding has since went into recess.... this week, for the past two days, price suddenly shot up from $1.20 plus to $1.52 today ... I what' sapp the mafia bosses analyst to find out what' s it' s all about.... he came back with a very intellectual reply.... too cheemp, so I asked him to simplify for me.... this is what he wrote.....
" A strategic review of CSE Global, prompted by a third-party offer and backed by Heliconia Capital, suggests a  75% probability of privatization, with an anticipated offer price range of S$1.90 to S$2.25 per share. This valuation range is derived by applying a 25% ~ 40% control premium to the share price, accounting for institutional broker targets, and factoring in premium valuation for the company' s $1.5 billion Amazon data center contract pipeline.  "
Now, that Mr Tan has sort of let the cat out of the bag, by suggesting that Mr Lai has intended to offer to the third party only, there is a likelihood that Mr Lai (in consultation with T) has to make a general offer to all the shareholders, otherwise, he will face backlash from the   retail shareholders and may be forced to come out with a FULL explanation...... 
BUT FOR SOME, THERE IS MORE-THAN MEETS THE EYES, AND THE EYES CAN SEE THAT SOMETHING BIG MUST BE GOING ON BEHIND THE SCENE, FOR MR LAI (WITH FULL KNOWLEDGE FROM T) WANTING TO BUY OUT THE THIRD PARTY SHARES, KNOWING THAT IT IS A VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFER TO THEM......
No wonder coffee shop uncles have been shouting NO $4 NO SELL!!!!!
 
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You are wrong, retailers buying and selling in UMS, is what moving the stock or making the stock active. Here' s what we know of the activity going in these three stocks...
AEM: massive institutional buying, little retail buying because of the high prices and low shares float 
UMS: big retailer interest, less than moderate institutional interests
Frencken: huge trading activity, especially " pushing up" by insiders and their proxies and cronies... little institutional interest...... the most manipulated stock among the three.
each has its advantages and disadvantages.... the important thing to look out for is what may be moving the stock, like company announcements, corporate developments, business news...... AEM, by far, has the most positive news, with the earth shattering brewings yet to come.......of course market sentiments, and the AI boom has been adding to the positivity, especially to Frencken even if there' s hardly any news developments ......... dyodddd, anyway......
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SPECIAL REQUEST TO AH TONG.....
' Please could you remove the image in your post below?.... it makes the posts in this thread bloated because of its massive size.
thanks, Huat together ahhh....
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You can try talking down the stock as much as you, but nothing will change the fact that there is one direction AEM is moving, and the best news is THE BEST IS YET TO COME!
Juz to let you know, even at every World Cup football match at every coffee shop, the uncles will always bring this topic out... Now, every where at every coffee shop, there are posters, notice board, billboards in neon lights commenting on AEM... here is one I thought you may be interested to note.....
AS THE SAYING NOW GOES: GO BIG ON AEM, OR GO HOME.....   but please hor, invest with your OWN money, don' t borrow from ah tong, I mean ah longs, to buy...... and dyoddddd please! The gangsters are too unbelievable!
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Now, you might think: " Wait, if production moves to the US, is that bad news for our Singapore-listed AEM Holdings ?"
NOPE!  It is actually a massive win and highly bullish for AEM' s valuation. Here is why you shouldn' t worry about the onshoring hype: AEM is a global infrastructure partner, not a local factory.  When Intel wins, AEM wins ~ PERIOD!. It doesn' t matter where the chips are physically made.
Here is why this deal is a huge catalyst for AEM:
- Insane Volume Growth:  Apple' s device ecosystem is massive. Intel manufacturing these chips means a colossal spike in production volumes.  More chips mean more testing, and AEM is the main guy supplying Intel' s testing machinery.
- Location Doesn' t Matter:  AEM has already expanded its physical footprint in the US. Because they sell the proprietary, highly specialized equipment used  inside  the factories, they make money whether Intel sets up shop in Oregon, Arizona, or Asia.
- Chaching! High-Margin Tech:  Apple' s custom silicon uses advanced " chiplet" packaging. This requires complex, multi-temperature testing ~  which is AEM' s exact superpower.  Complex tests  mean premium pricing and way higher profit margins for AEM  compared to testing basic PC chips.
Bottom line?  Fire up those engines, because AEM is perfectly positioned to ride this wave!
 
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As the coffee shop uncles have been screaming non-stop throughout here, mid twenties will be hit by mid year... now is exactly mid year, now is $25.08.... which is mid twenties.... if not for the screw-lose chartist who h as been spamming the whole thread with h is obscene OCBC threads, I would be able to bring in man y behind the scene views and news.... but any way, this bugger is so bloody strong, that even if the gangsters never hint any thing, it will still hit its targets... onwards to thirties now..... unstoppable!
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Welcome back, ah tong...... since you show such interest and keenness, and since you asked, while at the coffee shop just now to watch the World Cup replay, I asked the coffee shop uncles to help answer your question, and   they were happy to share.......here is a rough translation of their Hokkien presentation, as well as other news reports of the recent week which may be useful to those holding long term interests..... 
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Intel begins production of most-advanced chip, inching closer to possible Apple deal  https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/16/intel-begins-production-of-18a-p-inches-closer-to-possible-apple-deal.html
This news is highly beneficial and of great significance to AEM Holdings. Because Intel historically contributes over 60% of AEM' screvenue as its primary test handler supplier,  any material advancement in Intel' s manufacturing scale or customer acquisition directly drives AEM' s long-term business pipeline.
1. Direct Benefits to AEM
> Higher Testing Volume: Winning Apple fills Intel' s factories, maximizing the volume of chips requiring AEM handlers.
> Longer Test Cycles: Advanced architectures require extended testing time, increasing demand for high-margin testing equipment.
> Validation of Testing Lead: Intel' s complex packaging needs AEM' s market-leading System Level Testing (SLT). 
2. Market Context
> The " Intel Proxy" Effect: AEM stock trades in tandem with Intel' s success, often surging on Intel expansion news.
> Turnaround Catalyst: Analysts link AEM' s valuation recovery directly to Intel' s foundry contract breakthroughs.
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Do Tech Giant Updates Benefit AEM Holdings?
Positive developments from foundry giants (Intel), hyperscalers (Microsoft, Meta, Amazon), and fabless chip designers (AMD, Nvidia) directly strengthen AEM' s long-term business pipeline. As a vital backend testing partner, AEM benefits whenever these giants win clients, advance manufacturing nodes, or announce aggressive capital expenditure for custom AI infrastructure. These actions route higher chip volumes through advanced packaging facilities, translating directly into increased sales for AEM' s customized SLT equipment.
Key Institutional Developments to Watch
Besides direct press releases issued by  tech giants themselves that may have beneficial effects on AEM, there are other  related developments  to watch closely
- iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index Inclusion:  SGX announced on June 8, 2026, that AEM will join the index on June 22 following its 2026 AI rally.  This inclusion drives institutional buying as investors use AEM as a proxy for global AI infrastructure spending.
- Bullish Analyst Coverage:  A June 2, 2026, DBS Research report maintained a BUY rating on AEM while evaluating Nvidia' S new RTX Spark PC architecture. The bank highlighted that expanding consumer AI architectures ensures robust, structural demand for AEM' s high-volume testing machinery
Positive updates resulting in beneficial effects for AEM
1. AMD Growth Signals (AI Chip Expansion)
2. Nvidia Momentum (Agentic AI & Next-Gen R& D)
3. Hyperscaler Spending (The $380B Infrastructure Wave)
- The Updates:  The four largest US hyperscalers are guiding to more than $380 billion in combined 2026 capital expenditure. Amazon is leading the industry with infrastructure outlays approaching $118 billion, while Microsoft is pacing close behind near $100 billion to aggressively expand its global data center footprints.  https://valueaddvc.com/blog/ai-hyperscaler-capex-compared-why-microsoft-google-meta-and-amazon-are-all-spending-at-once
- Beneficial Effect for AEM:  To prevent compute shortages, these cloud giants are buying unprecedented amounts of silicon from Intel and AMD.  This massive wave of capital flows straight down the semiconductor supply chain, routing high production volumes directly to advanced packaging and testing providers like AEM.
4. Macro Environment (Singapore' s Export Boom)
5. Enterprise Adoption (HSBC & Google AI Integration)
- The Updates:  HSBC announced a landmark, multi-year partnership with Google AI designed to unlock over $100 million in efficiency gains. The banking giant plans to deploy Google' s advanced machine learning models to enable more than 200 new artificial intelligence use cases across its global banking network over the next two years.https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/banking-finance/hsbc-google-ai-partnership-set-add-over-us100-million-gains
- Beneficial Effect for AEM:  This partnership proves that the AI trend is shifting from speculative infrastructure building to real-world enterprise software deployment.  As software adoption accelerates, the underlying cloud infrastructure must process more data, guaranteeing a long-term, secular demand cycle for the high-performance chips that AEM tests.
tongphlp ( Date: 17-Jun-2026 09:22) Posted:
good news for AEM shareholders?
 
Tech
Intel begins production of most-advanced chip, inching closer to possible Apple deal
Published Tue, Jun 16 20265:00 PM EDT
 
- Intel has begun production of its most-advanced chip node called 18A-P.
- First announced last year, 18A-P is now in what&rsquo s known as &ldquo risk production,&rdquo an early production stage.
- It&rsquo s the latest development in Intel&rsquo s effort to become a manufacturer of chips for other companies.
Intel begins production of 18A-P, inches closer to possible Apple deal
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Chips still king of Singapore exports amid non-tech upswing in Asia.  The Republic produces one  in 10 chips globally and one in five pieces of semiconductor equipment
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/singapore/chips-still-king-singapore-exports-amid-non-tech-upswing-asia
This publicised fact is super relevant, significant, and beneficial to both AEM Holdings and UMS Holdings, while being only moderately relevant to Venture Corporation.
- AEM and UMS Benefit:  The headline directly reinforces Singapore' s critical global footprint in chip manufacturing and semiconductor equipment. Because Singapore produces 10% of global chips and 20% of semiconductor equipment, local manufacturing stalwarts like AEM (which specializes in advanced semiconductor testing handlers) and UMS (which provides high-precision components to semiconductor equipment giants like Applied Materials) sit at the absolute epicenter of this structural export strength. 
- Venture Corporation Impact:  Venture benefits less directly while it possesses some semiconductor exposure, its broader portfolio is diversified across medical technology, lifestyle electronics, and industrial automation, making it more tied to general non-tech or diversified tech upswings rather than pure-play semiconductor export surges.
aragosta ( Date: 12-Jun-2026 13:11) Posted:
Price should steady around mid 10 before it hit the launching pad for 11... from now on, price should rationally moved upwards instead of exuberantly by the greedy mercenaries..... in the meantimes  don' t hope that the shorties will bring the   price down for you.... they are more interested in the World Cup because the monies are bigger there......according to the coffee shop uncles also, the Iranians has asked Trump for a time-out because the council of elders wants to watch the WORLD CUP, so as long as Iran is still in the game (at least until end of the month), there won' t be any major fighting that will cause some uncertainty in the market ........ 
Remember, this once in a generation gem COULD or CAN shoot up 20%, 30% in ONE day when the war ultimately ends, as IT WILL...... that' s why if you are buying now to target eleven, it' s reallly a waste of time.... by the time, your children inherit your shares, it should be worth 50 times more, after several stock splits and bonuses........ don' t laugh, the gangsters don' t any how joke when it comes to inheritance money.....
meanwhile do look out for such seemingly unimportant news (below) to you....... EVERYDAY actually there is some AI related news that is relevant to AEM, UMS, VENTURE, Valutronics, Innotek..... juz that you are not alert enough to spot it.... all you guys are interested in is the price, price, price .......
Alphabet taps Intel to make three million in-house chips, The Information reports...  the chipmaker has secured billions of US dollars of investments from the Trump administration, Nvidia and Softbank......
https://ca.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/alphabet-taps-intel-to-make-three-million-inhouse-chips-the-information-reports-4680032
This development is highly significant and structurally beneficial to AEM Holdings.
- Core Customer Growth:  Intel Corporation  is widely recognized as AEM' s key anchor customer. Major contract wins for Intel foundry services ~ like this landmark 3-million-chip order from  Alphabet  ~  directly translate to higher production volumes running through Intel' s   manufacturing lines.
- Increased Equipment Demand:  As Intel scales up high-volume production for massive advanced packaging and AI chip projects, it drives direct demand for AEM' s specialized, system-level test handlers and thermal control solutions needed to validate these advanced architectures.
- De-risked Turnaround:  The multibillion-dollar capital backing from the  Trump administration,  Nvidia, and  SoftBank  solidifies Intel' s financial runway. This secures AEM' s   long-term order pipeline and mitigates client concentration risks by validating Intel' s path forward as a viable leading-edge foundry.
aragosta ( Date: 04-Jun-2026 01:43) Posted:
Eleven is way off target.... if this truly happens....
AEM: A Major Problem is Brewing, But It Could Brew a Major Price Catalyst
This is not guess-work, mere speculation, or a scam. This is a very real situation developing right now behind the scenes at AEM Holdings. The company is potentially hitting a major trading problem ~ a real supply bottleneck. But if you understand how the stock market works, this exact crisis is the perfect recipe to send the stock price skyrocketing.
Why AEM Holdings is Primed for a Liquidity Squeeze
The core investment thesis for AEM Holdings rests on a classic supply-and-demand mismatch: exponentially rising AI demand colliding with a severely shrinking public float.
Here is why a major price catalyst is brewing:
The Register is Locked: Where to find the KEY?
AEM has only 320 million shares outstanding. The vast majority are held in strong hands by long-term, high-conviction backers like Temasek Holdings (~12.3%), JPMorgan, Bank of America, Fidelity, abrdn, and strategic partners like ASE Technology. They are not selling anytime soon. And so are many serious long term retailers who strongly believe in its potential phenomenal growth story.
So??! Well, the Float is Shrinking
With institutional heavyweights locking away shares, the actual tradable public float is getting incredibly small. This creates a severe trading bottleneck.
Where does this lead to? The Bonus Share " issue" lah!
To solve this impending liquidity issue and reward long-term investors, black market insiders suggest management is considering issuing bonus shares (similar to the successful multi-year blueprint used by UMS Integration).
Past vs. Present: We' ve been there before, so, what' s the diff?
While a small bonus issue in 2024 failed due to the industry inventory downturn, the macro environment today is completely different:
> 1Q2026 Turnaround: Revenue surged 36% YoY to S$116.9M, and net profits quadrupled.
> AI Tailwinds: Advanced chiplets and High-Bandwidth Memory (HBM) are driving exponential testing demand. Don' t forget we are only at the beginning of the AI revolution/boom.
The Bottom Line: What' s the beef?
When new thematic AI funds rush to buy AEM, they will be forced to compete over a tiny pool of available shares. A strategic bonus share issue right now would lower the per-share entry price, unlock massive retail volume, and act as the ultimate price accelerator.
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