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Qanghoo Supreme	08-Aug 08:04        Qanghoo About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	So, all the doomsday exponents please challenge these figures with solid evidence otherwise, n provide a realistic timeline for the demise of DBS.  Oh, n those taliking abt adequacy of reserves, increase of reserve ratios, etc do take note too .... WanSiTong      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 08:00) Posted: DBS' s net profit of S $ 1.05 billion * in the three months ended June, this is line with an average forecast of S $ 1.051 billion from six analysts polled by Reuters. The poll was taken before DBS disclosed its S $ 700 million exposure to troubled oilfield services firm Swiber Holdings Ltd. * The results included a net allowance charge of SGD 150 million for DBS ' exposure to the Swiber group after drawing SGD 250 million from general allowance reserves.   WanSiTong      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:16) Posted: News Release DBS FIRST-HALF EARNINGS AT SGD 2.25 BILLION * * * Second-quarter earnings at SGD 1.05 billion SINGAPORE, 8 August 2016 - DBS Group achieved net profit of SGD 2.25  billion for first half 2016. Excluding one-time items a year ago, net profit was slightly  higher and a record. Total income increased 6% to a new high of SGD 5.78 billion. This was achieved through diversified growth, with net interest margin at a six-year high and record fee income. The results included a net allowance charge of SGD 150 million for DBS ' exposure to the Swiber group after drawing SGD 250 million from general allowance reserves. Cumulative general allowance reserves continued to be high at SGD 2.95 billion. Second-quarter net profit was SGD 1.05 billion, which was 6% lower compared  to a year ago due to the net allowance charge. Total income rose 8% to a new quarterly high of SGD 2.92 billion as business momentum picked up during the quarter. Loans expanded 4% over the quarter led by corporate loans and market share gains in singapore housing loans. Fee income climbed to a quarterly record. The cost-income ratio improved to 44% as cost growth decelerated. Profit before allowances increased 10% to SGD 1.63 billion. Total allowances for the half year rose 69% to SGD 536 million. The strong profit  before allowances for the quarter and the half year provided a substantial cushion for  absorbing the additional net allowances. While the non-performing loan rate rose to  1.1%, allowance coverage continued to be sound at 113% and at 226% if collateral was considered. Return on equity was 11.0% for the first half. The performance underscored the  earnings resilience of the DBS franchise as it continued to capture opportunities across multiple business lines and generate healthy profit even in challenging operating conditions. Read more ... . . Balance sheet remains healthy Asset quality remained sound. While the non-performing rate rose to 1.1%,  allowance coverage was comfortable at 113% and at 226% if collateral was considered. The average liquidity coverage ratio for the second quarter was 116%,  comfortably above the final regulatory requirement of 100% due in 2019. The net stable funding ratio was also above regulatory requirements due in 2018. Capital was also healthy with the Common Equity Tier-1 ratio at 14.2%. The  leverage ratio was at 7.7%, more than twice the minimum of 3% currently envisaged by the Basel Committee. The Board declared a first-half dividend of 30 cents per share, unchanged from a  year ago. The scrip dividend scheme will be applicable to the dividend. Scrip dividends will be issued at the average of the closing prices on each of 15, 16 and 17 August 2016. DBS CEO Piyush Gupta said, " We achieved two consecutive quarters of record  total income despite a challenging operating environment in the first half. The strong  income growth in the second quarter enabled profit before allowances to grow 10%.  Despite an unexpected significant allowance charge, first-half earnings were at a record. The performance demonstrates our ability to consistently capture opportunities across our businesses and effectively manage costs. While there remains some uncertainty in the second half, our business momentum is good and our balance sheet healthy. We are well prepared to meet the challenges ahead. "
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Qanghoo Supreme	08-Aug-2016 08:00        Qanghoo About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Thx, brother for sharing.    Anyway, interim div 30c no change.  sun233      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:54) Posted: Rating agencies are obsolete. They serve themselves. Singapore rules.SJ posters are of two types. One that genuinely post good info and the other that disparage in order to buy low. I blame our education system. From young, kids are taught to compete...... In primary schools then secondary and then JC and even Uni and also well into adulthood. They are not taught to be team players and cannot wish each other well. But when these kids go out to work they continue with this mentality and are socially awarkward. I' ll give an example. My daughter just did an internship at a big foreign conglomerate. The Singaporeans were such an embarrassment. They were required to do a project and this kiasu attitude costed them their jobs. Out of the 20 interns only four were hired even though they had vacancies for 12. Thankfully my daughter wasone of two   locals to be hired. The others were an Australian, Norwegian and an American. These local kids   were backstabbing in order to get ahead. The bosses could see right through their antics. Qanghoo      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:35) Posted: Sadly, for this country, there are simply too many rating agencies, analysts, news media,  etc, including probably sporeans posting in the  SJ as we commemorate out 51st birthday, all too willing n eager to trample our SG Inc at the slightest opportunity, or even just rumour.   How far have we succeeded in solidifying our psychological defence, I just wander.  Not just very sad, but extremely concerned too.
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WanSiTong Supreme	08-Aug 08:00        WanSiTong About Contact  Quote this Post!   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	DBS' s net profit of S $ 1.05 billion * in the three months ended June, this is line with an average forecast of S $ 1.051 billion from six analysts polled by Reuters. The poll was taken before DBS disclosed its S $ 700 million exposure to troubled oilfield services firm Swiber Holdings Ltd. * The results included a net allowance charge of SGD 150 million for DBS ' exposure to the Swiber group after drawing SGD 250 million from general allowance reserves.   WanSiTong      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:16) Posted: News Release DBS FIRST-HALF EARNINGS AT SGD 2.25 BILLION * * * Second-quarter earnings at SGD 1.05 billion SINGAPORE, 8 August 2016 - DBS Group achieved net profit of SGD 2.25  billion for first half 2016. Excluding one-time items a year ago, net profit was slightly  higher and a record. Total income increased 6% to a new high of SGD 5.78 billion. This was achieved through diversified growth, with net interest margin at a six-year high and record fee income. The results included a net allowance charge of SGD 150 million for DBS ' exposure to the Swiber group after drawing SGD 250 million from general allowance reserves. Cumulative general allowance reserves continued to be high at SGD 2.95 billion. Second-quarter net profit was SGD 1.05 billion, which was 6% lower compared  to a year ago due to the net allowance charge. Total income rose 8% to a new quarterly high of SGD 2.92 billion as business momentum picked up during the quarter. Loans expanded 4% over the quarter led by corporate loans and market share gains in singapore housing loans. Fee income climbed to a quarterly record. The cost-income ratio improved to 44% as cost growth decelerated. Profit before allowances increased 10% to SGD 1.63 billion. Total allowances for the half year rose 69% to SGD 536 million. The strong profit  before allowances for the quarter and the half year provided a substantial cushion for  absorbing the additional net allowances. While the non-performing loan rate rose to  1.1%, allowance coverage continued to be sound at 113% and at 226% if collateral was considered. Return on equity was 11.0% for the first half. The performance underscored the  earnings resilience of the DBS franchise as it continued to capture opportunities across multiple business lines and generate healthy profit even in challenging operating conditions. Read more ... . . Balance sheet remains healthy Asset quality remained sound. While the non-performing rate rose to 1.1%,  allowance coverage was comfortable at 113% and at 226% if collateral was considered. The average liquidity coverage ratio for the second quarter was 116%,  comfortably above the final regulatory requirement of 100% due in 2019. The net stable funding ratio was also above regulatory requirements due in 2018. Capital was also healthy with the Common Equity Tier-1 ratio at 14.2%. The  leverage ratio was at 7.7%, more than twice the minimum of 3% currently envisaged by the Basel Committee. The Board declared a first-half dividend of 30 cents per share, unchanged from a  year ago. The scrip dividend scheme will be applicable to the dividend. Scrip dividends will be issued at the average of the closing prices on each of 15, 16 and 17 August 2016. DBS CEO Piyush Gupta said, " We achieved two consecutive quarters of record  total income despite a challenging operating environment in the first half. The strong  income growth in the second quarter enabled profit before allowances to grow 10%.  Despite an unexpected significant allowance charge, first-half earnings were at a record. The performance demonstrates our ability to consistently capture opportunities across our businesses and effectively manage costs. While there remains some uncertainty in the second half, our business momentum is good and our balance sheet healthy. We are well prepared to meet the challenges ahead. "
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Goldfinger Supreme	08-Aug-2016 07:59        Goldfinger About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	People who talk down good value stock just to buy Lower or are shortists are hypocrites at best and manipulators at the worst case. They won't get rich over time. I disparage bad management decisions even I hold a position in the stock. Balanced. sun233      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:54) Posted: Rating agencies are obsolete. They serve themselves. Singapore rules.SJ posters are of two types. One that genuinely post good info and the other that disparage in order to buy low. I blame our education system. From young, kids are taught to compete...... In primary schools then secondary and then JC and even Uni and also well into adulthood. They are not taught to be team players and cannot wish each other well. But when these kids go out to work they continue with this mentality and are socially awarkward. I' ll give an example. My daughter just did an internship at a big foreign conglomerate. The Singaporeans were such an embarrassment. They were required to do a project and this kiasu attitude costed them their jobs. Out of the 20 interns only four were hired even though they had vacancies for 12. Thankfully my daughter wasone of two   locals to be hired. The others were an Australian, Norwegian and an American. These local kids   were backstabbing in order to get ahead. The bosses could see right through their antics. Qanghoo      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:35) Posted: Sadly, for this country, there are simply too many rating agencies, analysts, news media,  etc, including probably sporeans posting in the  SJ as we commemorate out 51st birthday, all too willing n eager to trample our SG Inc at the slightest opportunity, or even just rumour.   How far have we succeeded in solidifying our psychological defence, I just wander.  Not just very sad, but extremely concerned too.
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sun233 Elite	08-Aug-2016 11:39        sun233 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Rating agencies are obsolete. They serve themselves. Singapore rules.SJ posters are of two types. One that genuinely post good info and the other that disparage in order to buy low. I blame our education system. From young, kids are taught to compete...... In primary schools then secondary and then JC and even Uni and also well into adulthood. They are not taught to be team players and cannot wish each other well. But when these kids go out to work they continue with this mentality and are socially awarkward. I' ll give an example. My daughter just did an internship at a big foreign conglomerate. The Singaporeans were such an embarrassment. They were required to do a project and this kiasu attitude costed them their jobs. Out of the 20 interns only four were hired even though they had vacancies for 12. Thankfully my daughter wasone of two   locals to be hired. The others were an Australian, Norwegian and an American. These local kids   were backstabbing in order to get ahead. The bosses could see right through their antics. Qanghoo      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:35) Posted: Sadly, for this country, there are simply too many rating agencies, analysts, news media,  etc, including probably sporeans posting in the  SJ as we commemorate out 51st birthday, all too willing n eager to trample our SG Inc at the slightest opportunity, or even just rumour.   How far have we succeeded in solidifying our psychological defence, I just wander.  Not just very sad, but extremely concerned too.  sun233      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:24) Posted: Thanks for post. Good set of results.
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Qanghoo Supreme	08-Feb-2026 22:16        Qanghoo About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Sadly, for this country, there are simply too many rating agencies, analysts, news media,  etc, including probably sporeans posting in the  SJ as we commemorate out 51st birthday, all too willing n eager to trample our SG Inc at the slightest opportunity, or even just rumour.   How far have we succeeded in solidifying our psychological defence, I just wander.  Not just very sad, but extremely concerned too.  sun233      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:24) Posted: Thanks for post. Good set of results. WanSiTong      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:16) Posted: News Release DBS FIRST-HALF EARNINGS AT SGD 2.25 BILLION * * * Second-quarter earnings at SGD 1.05 billion SINGAPORE, 8 August 2016 - DBS Group achieved net profit of SGD 2.25  billion for first half 2016. Excluding one-time items a year ago, net profit was slightly  higher and a record. Total income increased 6% to a new high of SGD 5.78 billion. This was achieved through diversified growth, with net interest margin at a six-year high and record fee income. The results included a net allowance charge of SGD 150 million for DBS ' exposure to the Swiber group after drawing SGD 250 million from general allowance reserves. Cumulative general allowance reserves continued to be high at SGD 2.95 billion. Second-quarter net profit was SGD 1.05 billion, which was 6% lower compared  to a year ago due to the net allowance charge. Total income rose 8% to a new quarterly high of SGD 2.92 billion as business momentum picked up during the quarter. Loans expanded 4% over the quarter led by corporate loans and market share gains in singapore housing loans. Fee income climbed to a quarterly record. The cost-income ratio improved to 44% as cost growth decelerated. Profit before allowances increased 10% to SGD 1.63 billion. Total allowances for the half year rose 69% to SGD 536 million. The strong profit  before allowances for the quarter and the half year provided a substantial cushion for  absorbing the additional net allowances. While the non-performing loan rate rose to  1.1%, allowance coverage continued to be sound at 113% and at 226% if collateral was considered. Return on equity was 11.0% for the first half. The performance underscored the  earnings resilience of the DBS franchise as it continued to capture opportunities across multiple business lines and generate healthy profit even in challenging operating conditions. Read more ... . . Balance sheet remains healthy Asset quality remained sound. While the non-performing rate rose to 1.1%,  allowance coverage was comfortable at 113% and at 226% if collateral was considered. The average liquidity coverage ratio for the second quarter was 116%,  comfortably above the final regulatory requirement of 100% due in 2019. The net stable funding ratio was also above regulatory requirements due in 2018. Capital was also healthy with the Common Equity Tier-1 ratio at 14.2%. The  leverage ratio was at 7.7%, more than twice the minimum of 3% currently envisaged by the Basel Committee. The Board declared a first-half dividend of 30 cents per share, unchanged from a  year ago. The scrip dividend scheme will be applicable to the dividend. Scrip dividends will be issued at the average of the closing prices on each of 15, 16 and 17 August 2016. DBS CEO Piyush Gupta said, " We achieved two consecutive quarters of record  total income despite a challenging operating environment in the first half. The strong  income growth in the second quarter enabled profit before allowances to grow 10%.  Despite an unexpected significant allowance charge, first-half earnings were at a record. The performance demonstrates our ability to consistently capture opportunities across our businesses and effectively manage costs. While there remains some uncertainty in the second half, our business momentum is good and our balance sheet healthy. We are well prepared to meet the challenges ahead. "
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WanSiTong Supreme	08-Aug-2016 07:29        WanSiTong About Contact  Quote this Post!   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Highlights Record 1H and 2Q total income underpinned by improved business momentum  Net interest income and fee income at half-year highs  1H total income rises 6% to $ 5.78 billion 2Q total income up 8% from broad-based growth  2Q NIM of 1.87% up 12bp on year, stable on quarter. Loans grow 4% on quarter as trade loans reverse decline and non-trade loans grow  Expense growth decelerates from disciplined cost management  Higher allowances due largely to a single exposure  1H net profit maintained at record $ 2.25bn, ROE at 11.0% Strong balance sheet  NPL at 1.1%, allowance coverage at 113% and at 226% with collateral  LCR at 116%, NSFR above 100%  Fully phased-in CET 1 at 13.4%, leverage ratio at 7.7% Earning per share for 2Q 2016 : $ 1.67 Net Book Value per share as at 30.6.16 : $ 16.48
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sun233 Elite	08-Aug-2016 07:24        sun233 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Thanks for post. Good set of results. WanSiTong      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:16) Posted: News Release DBS FIRST-HALF EARNINGS AT SGD 2.25 BILLION * * * Second-quarter earnings at SGD 1.05 billion SINGAPORE, 8 August 2016 - DBS Group achieved net profit of SGD 2.25  billion for first half 2016. Excluding one-time items a year ago, net profit was slightly  higher and a record. Total income increased 6% to a new high of SGD 5.78 billion. This was achieved through diversified growth, with net interest margin at a six-year high and record fee income. The results included a net allowance charge of SGD 150 million for DBS ' exposure to the Swiber group after drawing SGD 250 million from general allowance reserves. Cumulative general allowance reserves continued to be high at SGD 2.95 billion. Second-quarter net profit was SGD 1.05 billion, which was 6% lower compared  to a year ago due to the net allowance charge. Total income rose 8% to a new quarterly high of SGD 2.92 billion as business momentum picked up during the quarter. Loans expanded 4% over the quarter led by corporate loans and market share gains in singapore housing loans. Fee income climbed to a quarterly record. The cost-income ratio improved to 44% as cost growth decelerated. Profit before allowances increased 10% to SGD 1.63 billion. Total allowances for the half year rose 69% to SGD 536 million. The strong profit  before allowances for the quarter and the half year provided a substantial cushion for  absorbing the additional net allowances. While the non-performing loan rate rose to  1.1%, allowance coverage continued to be sound at 113% and at 226% if collateral was considered. Return on equity was 11.0% for the first half. The performance underscored the  earnings resilience of the DBS franchise as it continued to capture opportunities across multiple business lines and generate healthy profit even in challenging operating conditions. Read more ... . . Balance sheet remains healthy Asset quality remained sound. While the non-performing rate rose to 1.1%,  allowance coverage was comfortable at 113% and at 226% if collateral was considered. The average liquidity coverage ratio for the second quarter was 116%,  comfortably above the final regulatory requirement of 100% due in 2019. The net stable funding ratio was also above regulatory requirements due in 2018. Capital was also healthy with the Common Equity Tier-1 ratio at 14.2%. The  leverage ratio was at 7.7%, more than twice the minimum of 3% currently envisaged by the Basel Committee. The Board declared a first-half dividend of 30 cents per share, unchanged from a  year ago. The scrip dividend scheme will be applicable to the dividend. Scrip dividends will be issued at the average of the closing prices on each of 15, 16 and 17 August 2016. DBS CEO Piyush Gupta said, " We achieved two consecutive quarters of record  total income despite a challenging operating environment in the first half. The strong  income growth in the second quarter enabled profit before allowances to grow 10%.  Despite an unexpected significant allowance charge, first-half earnings were at a record. The performance demonstrates our ability to consistently capture opportunities across our businesses and effectively manage costs. While there remains some uncertainty in the second half, our business momentum is good and our balance sheet healthy. We are well prepared to meet the challenges ahead. "
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Qanghoo Supreme	08-Aug-2016 07:21        Qanghoo About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	NIM increased 4 basis pts.  Compared to this, OCBC' s was down 6 basis pts, if I recall correctly.  Think UOB' s was also down.  I had been saying for some time, especially at the pt when SIBOR was squeezed up, DBS NIM wld improve.  Part of my optimism, n my gripe personally, stemmed from my awareness  that they were increasing interest rates, n quite substantially, mind u,  across a spectrum of loan types, including my housing loan (sigh).  So, dear Moody, please go brooding more, OK? Qanghoo      ( Date: 08-Aug-2016 07:13) Posted: 2Q16 prifit still > 1 bil, after providing for Swiber allowance at the 11th hr.  Otherwise, wld have been close to 1.2 bil.
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WanSiTong Supreme	08-Aug-2016 07:16        WanSiTong About Contact  Quote this Post!   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	News Release DBS FIRST-HALF EARNINGS AT SGD 2.25 BILLION * * * Second-quarter earnings at SGD 1.05 billion SINGAPORE, 8 August 2016 - DBS Group achieved net profit of SGD 2.25  billion for first half 2016. Excluding one-time items a year ago, net profit was slightly  higher and a record. Total income increased 6% to a new high of SGD 5.78 billion. This was achieved through diversified growth, with net interest margin at a six-year high and record fee income. The results included a net allowance charge of SGD 150 million for DBS ' exposure to the Swiber group after drawing SGD 250 million from general allowance reserves. Cumulative general allowance reserves continued to be high at SGD 2.95 billion. Second-quarter net profit was SGD 1.05 billion, which was 6% lower compared  to a year ago due to the net allowance charge. Total income rose 8% to a new quarterly high of SGD 2.92 billion as business momentum picked up during the quarter. Loans expanded 4% over the quarter led by corporate loans and market share gains in singapore housing loans. Fee income climbed to a quarterly record. The cost-income ratio improved to 44% as cost growth decelerated. Profit before allowances increased 10% to SGD 1.63 billion. Total allowances for the half year rose 69% to SGD 536 million. The strong profit  before allowances for the quarter and the half year provided a substantial cushion for  absorbing the additional net allowances. While the non-performing loan rate rose to  1.1%, allowance coverage continued to be sound at 113% and at 226% if collateral was considered. Return on equity was 11.0% for the first half. The performance underscored the  earnings resilience of the DBS franchise as it continued to capture opportunities across multiple business lines and generate healthy profit even in challenging operating conditions. Read more ... . . Balance sheet remains healthy Asset quality remained sound. While the non-performing rate rose to 1.1%,  allowance coverage was comfortable at 113% and at 226% if collateral was considered. The average liquidity coverage ratio for the second quarter was 116%,  comfortably above the final regulatory requirement of 100% due in 2019. The net stable funding ratio was also above regulatory requirements due in 2018. Capital was also healthy with the Common Equity Tier-1 ratio at 14.2%. The  leverage ratio was at 7.7%, more than twice the minimum of 3% currently envisaged by the Basel Committee. The Board declared a first-half dividend of 30 cents per share, unchanged from a  year ago. The scrip dividend scheme will be applicable to the dividend. Scrip dividends will be issued at the average of the closing prices on each of 15, 16 and 17 August 2016. DBS CEO Piyush Gupta said, " We achieved two consecutive quarters of record  total income despite a challenging operating environment in the first half. The strong  income growth in the second quarter enabled profit before allowances to grow 10%.  Despite an unexpected significant allowance charge, first-half earnings were at a record. The performance demonstrates our ability to consistently capture opportunities across our businesses and effectively manage costs. While there remains some uncertainty in the second half, our business momentum is good and our balance sheet healthy. We are well prepared to meet the challenges ahead. "
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Qanghoo Supreme	08-Aug-2016 07:13        Qanghoo About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	2Q16 prifit still > 1 bil, after providing for Swiber allowance at the 11th hr.  Otherwise, wld have been close to 1.2 bil.
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Qanghoo Supreme	08-Aug-2016 06:54        Qanghoo About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	N even tell  them no one needs them ..... Just4win      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 20:11) Posted: Lol... This is Long overdue.. seanpent      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 19:56) Posted: time to downgrade Moody themselves instead ?
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Qanghoo Supreme	08-Aug-2016 06:52        Qanghoo About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	They are more moody n windy cos their mood  seems to change  with the wind.  Got it?    How credible are they?  One wonders if they are not self-serving ..... junction      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 16:38) Posted: Not long after Moody downgraded the local banks they did an about turn when the market turned against their predictions.   Looks to me they' re rather " moody" .   I don trust these ratings agencies too much after the last Financial crisis. This time we have more concrete evidence from the collapse of Swiber, though. sg_investor      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 10:31) Posted: Googled " Moody' s downgrades ratings outlook for Singapore banks to negative" and found Moody downgraded on March 30, April 30, and June 30.  Does it mean the Moody' s downgrade failed twice?
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famouspinky Supreme	07-Aug-2016 21:37        famouspinky About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Expired. Just4win      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 20:11) Posted: Lol... This is Long overdue.. seanpent      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 19:56) Posted: time to downgrade Moody themselves instead ?
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Just4win Supreme	07-Aug-2016 20:11        Just4win About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 1  Alert Admin	Lol... This is Long overdue.. seanpent      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 19:56) Posted: time to downgrade Moody themselves instead ? ehclim      ( Date: 06-Aug-2016 23:12) Posted: No doubt but I will keep accumulating slowly and ready to collect interim dividends. I think it will not be worse than OCBC of 18 cents. I expect about 25 cents interim dividends.
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sg_investor Member	07-Aug-2016 19:57        sg_investor About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Israel TA Banks index up 1.3%.    seanpent      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 19:56) Posted: time to downgrade Moody themselves instead ? ehclim      ( Date: 06-Aug-2016 23:12) Posted: No doubt but I will keep accumulating slowly and ready to collect interim dividends. I think it will not be worse than OCBC of 18 cents. I expect about 25 cents interim dividends.
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seanpent Supreme	07-Aug-2016 19:56        seanpent About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	time to downgrade Moody themselves instead ? ehclim      ( Date: 06-Aug-2016 23:12) Posted: No doubt but I will keep accumulating slowly and ready to collect interim dividends. I think it will not be worse than OCBC of 18 cents. I expect about 25 cents interim dividends. investshare      ( Date: 06-Aug-2016 22:01) Posted: Yes, and they are now coming back saying "see, I already told you so"
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junction Master	07-Aug-2016 16:38        junction About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Not long after Moody downgraded the local banks they did an about turn when the market turned against their predictions.   Looks to me they' re rather " moody" .   I don trust these ratings agencies too much after the last Financial crisis. This time we have more concrete evidence from the collapse of Swiber, though. sg_investor      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 10:31) Posted: Googled " Moody' s downgrades ratings outlook for Singapore banks to negative" and found Moody downgraded on March 30, April 30, and June 30.  Does it mean the Moody' s downgrade failed twice?  ehclim      ( Date: 06-Aug-2016 23:12) Posted: No doubt but I will keep accumulating slowly and ready to collect interim dividends. I think it will not be worse than OCBC of 18 cents. I expect about 25 cents interim dividends.
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famouspinky Supreme	07-Aug-2016 12:12        famouspinky About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	By then, game over. sgng123      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 10:42) Posted: This meant pension fund got 6 months to slowly average dollar sell down their holding, now they can let go meaning no more support level for dbs. Unless sg gov gona do qe to artificially support stock market. It time to correct and more downside to come till market become attractive again for bargain hunter which well need to drop another 20% to match sg < 2% GDP growth. sg_investor      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 10:31) Posted: Googled " Moody' s downgrades ratings outlook for Singapore banks to negative" and found Moody downgraded on March 30, April 30, and June 30.  Does it mean the Moody' s downgrade failed twice?
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sg_investor Member	07-Aug-2016 10:54        sg_investor About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	where can i see the institutional holdings of DBS and the trend over time?    sgng123      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 10:42) Posted: This meant pension fund got 6 months to slowly average dollar sell down their holding, now they can let go meaning no more support level for dbs. Unless sg gov gona do qe to artificially support stock market. It time to correct and more downside to come till market become attractive again for bargain hunter which well need to drop another 20% to match sg < 2% GDP growth. sg_investor      ( Date: 07-Aug-2016 10:31) Posted: Googled " Moody' s downgrades ratings outlook for Singapore banks to negative" and found Moody downgraded on March 30, April 30, and June 30.  Does it mean the Moody' s downgrade failed twice?
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