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 Alert Admin 		If US mkt drop a lot she would likely follow . Going below 20 may happen

Laurenpanna      ( Date: 18-Jun-2020 21:41) Posted:

i actually bought UOB at 20.96 today - only 200 units.
Preparing to buy more in case it drop back to 19 + again (which i think won' t happen again?)

Vietshare      ( Date: 17-Jun-2020 12:59) Posted:

I guess this (i.e. share dropping because of poor result) goes without saying, is it not?

What would-be investors of UOB ought to take note is its share value.  With PB=0.94 and PE=8.65, it is still great value to pick up at current price.  Any further drop would only make the stock even more attractive that even UOB itself would happily buyback its shares.  In fact, all 3 local bank counters are attractive based on current evaluation.  However, retailer investors are naturally kiasi (and greedy) whenever the market is bearish.  Many are waiting for it to drop further before considering buying.  I would say if you have the power to hold then the share is attractive enough to buy.

One thing is certain - UOB has always dishes out dividend and many times more than one time in a year (prelim (and/or special and final) AND always buyback whenever its share gets ridiculously low.  I' d UOB many years and a weeks ago load another lot at 19.69.  So I am good and will revisit when the next dividend cycle comes around
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18-Jun-2020 21:41     
 
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 Alert Admin 		i actually bought UOB at 20.96 today - only 200 units.
Preparing to buy more in case it drop back to 19 + again (which i think won' t happen again?)

Vietshare      ( Date: 17-Jun-2020 12:59) Posted:

I guess this (i.e. share dropping because of poor result) goes without saying, is it not?

What would-be investors of UOB ought to take note is its share value.  With PB=0.94 and PE=8.65, it is still great value to pick up at current price.  Any further drop would only make the stock even more attractive that even UOB itself would happily buyback its shares.  In fact, all 3 local bank counters are attractive based on current evaluation.  However, retailer investors are naturally kiasi (and greedy) whenever the market is bearish.  Many are waiting for it to drop further before considering buying.  I would say if you have the power to hold then the share is attractive enough to buy.

One thing is certain - UOB has always dishes out dividend and many times more than one time in a year (prelim (and/or special and final) AND always buyback whenever its share gets ridiculously low.  I' d UOB many years and a weeks ago load another lot at 19.69.  So I am good and will revisit when the next dividend cycle comes around.

john_ric      ( Date: 17-Jun-2020 12:40) Posted:

If next qtr result is bad then price should drop.


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18-Jun-2020 14:00     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Real estate is one of the most illiquid kind of assets. Buying pty in sg these days is no longer a sure win. You never know what preferential interest big investors will get when parking money in local banks, certainly not the same kind of interest a normal Singaporean walk in customer gets.

chubbybastard      ( Date: 18-Jun-2020 11:47) Posted:

Funds flowing from HK into Singapore will invariably end up in Real Estate. Why would they want to keep cash in Singapore considering we, like HK, have one of the lowest interest rates in the world. Its a temporary measure to park the money in banks before they deploy it into property. 

Vietshare      ( Date: 18-Jun-2020 11:34) Posted:

This notion of funds flowing in from HK and China always bug me.

For one, banks in SIngapore is so regulated that almost any large movement in large accounts will be scrutinized.  So tell me how many foreigner would like or can stand this, especially those from HK and China.  I would have thought Switzerland would be a better place to park your cash if you' ve plenty it.  Therefore, funds coming from HK and China to Singapore are likely to be temporary or that they' re for investments IMO.  But if they' re genuinely deposited here for good then I am all for it
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18-Jun-2020 13:17     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Q2 result is going to b bad BUT profitable . 
UOB wld continue with its 55c dividend ( payout ratio below 50%) .....still a great yield for many investor 
In fact many funds will be attached to this here. 
Dyodd
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 Alert Admin 		Funds flowing from HK into Singapore will invariably end up in Real Estate. Why would they want to keep cash in Singapore considering we, like HK, have one of the lowest interest rates in the world. Its a temporary measure to park the money in banks before they deploy it into property. 

Vietshare      ( Date: 18-Jun-2020 11:34) Posted:

This notion of funds flowing in from HK and China always bug me.

For one, banks in SIngapore is so regulated that almost any large movement in large accounts will be scrutinized.  So tell me how many foreigner would like or can stand this, especially those from HK and China.  I would have thought Switzerland would be a better place to park your cash if you' ve plenty it.  Therefore, funds coming from HK and China to Singapore are likely to be temporary or that they' re for investments IMO.  But if they' re genuinely deposited here for good then I am all for it.

kandinsky      ( Date: 18-Jun-2020 09:20) Posted:

Funds flowing in from hk and China should help the banks plus there is an increase in deposits.


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 Alert Admin 		This notion of funds flowing in from HK and China always bug me.

For one, banks in SIngapore is so regulated that almost any large movement in large accounts will be scrutinized.  So tell me how many foreigner would like or can stand this, especially those from HK and China.  I would have thought Switzerland would be a better place to park your cash if you' ve plenty it.  Therefore, funds coming from HK and China to Singapore are likely to be temporary or that they' re for investments IMO.  But if they' re genuinely deposited here for good then I am all for it.

kandinsky      ( Date: 18-Jun-2020 09:20) Posted:

Funds flowing in from hk and China should help the banks plus there is an increase in deposits.

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 Alert Admin 		Funds flowing in from hk and China should help the banks plus there is an increase in deposits.
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17-Jun-2020 13:09     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Good points..  all 3 banks are expected a lower set of result for sure. 
Currently DBS is trading above its book ...while both UOB n OCBC is trading below its bk value n below PE of 9 if not wrong 
If UOB n OCBC continue to pay its dividend of 55 n 25 respectively ...I think imo its a value investment for the recovery in 2021. 
Dyodd

Vietshare      ( Date: 17-Jun-2020 12:59) Posted:

I guess this (i.e. share dropping because of poor result) goes without saying, is it not?

What would-be investors of UOB ought to take note is its share value.  With PB=0.94 and PE=8.65, it is still great value to pick up at current price.  Any further drop would only make the stock even more attractive that even UOB itself would happily buyback its shares.  In fact, all 3 local bank counters are attractive based on current evaluation.  However, retailer investors are naturally kiasi (and greedy) whenever the market is bearish.  Many are waiting for it to drop further before considering buying.  I would say if you have the power to hold then the share is attractive enough to buy.

One thing is certain - UOB has always dishes out dividend and many times more than one time in a year (prelim (and/or special and final) AND always buyback whenever its share gets ridiculously low.  I' d UOB many years and a weeks ago load another lot at 19.69.  So I am good and will revisit when the next dividend cycle comes around.

john_ric      ( Date: 17-Jun-2020 12:40) Posted:

If next qtr result is bad then price should drop.


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 Alert Admin 		I guess this (i.e. share dropping because of poor result) goes without saying, is it not?

What would-be investors of UOB ought to take note is its share value.  With PB=0.94 and PE=8.65, it is still great value to pick up at current price.  Any further drop would only make the stock even more attractive that even UOB itself would happily buyback its shares.  In fact, all 3 local bank counters are attractive based on current evaluation.  However, retailer investors are naturally kiasi (and greedy) whenever the market is bearish.  Many are waiting for it to drop further before considering buying.  I would say if you have the power to hold then the share is attractive enough to buy.

One thing is certain - UOB has always dishes out dividend and many times more than one time in a year (prelim (and/or special and final) AND always buyback whenever its share gets ridiculously low.  I' d UOB many years and a weeks ago load another lot at 19.69.  So I am good and will revisit when the next dividend cycle comes around.

john_ric      ( Date: 17-Jun-2020 12:40) Posted:

If next qtr result is bad then price should drop.

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17-Jun-2020 12:40     
 
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 Alert Admin 		If next qtr result is bad then price should drop.
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17-Jun-2020 12:30     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Quite cheap now if you compared to around 6mths ago to 1 year ago, 

Anyway think many just buy to get the dividends,  now ex date over liao, 

Then they sold off, thats why price drop alittle.   
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17-Jun-2020 09:54     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Do u think can buy now at 21.07?
 
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16-Jun-2020 23:09     
 
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 Alert Admin 		DOW only up 356 now..  shrinking fast.
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16-Jun-2020 22:57     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Wouldn' t do much good if by tomorrow morning the DOW futures is in the red because it is the DOW futures that influence markets.  At least the futures is green for now.

DooDoo      ( Date: 16-Jun-2020 22:07) Posted:

Dow as of now surges +ve 700++?!?!?!?
Dont trust me, do your own check to be a 1000% sure :)

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16-Jun-2020 22:07     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Dow as of now surges +ve 700++?!?!?!?
Dont trust me, do your own check to be a 1000% sure :)
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16-Jun-2020 20:30     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Is UOB at $21.1x a good price to get? The price is much lower than DBS's.
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16-Jun-2020 09:53     
 
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 Alert Admin 		It still a cool 55 c diff betw UOB n DBS .....before Covid19 UOB is always higher then DBS 
Hmm.....has UOB lack behind much during this period 
Dyodd

pasttime      ( Date: 16-Jun-2020 09:14) Posted:

it is good to be prudent. like they suppport brad talk. win a customer long term.
when bread talk relist in more active market the valuation will be different.
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 Alert Admin 		it is good to be prudent. like they suppport brad talk. win a customer long term.
when bread talk relist in more active market the valuation will be different.
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 Alert Admin 		but they may not necessarily do what they say during economic downturn.

HappyTan      ( Date: 15-Jun-2020 20:39) Posted:



UOB&rsquo s CEO, Wee Ee Cheong,  mentioned:


&ldquo In times such as these [referring to challenges due to Covid-19], we ensure our balance sheet remains strong and our capital and liquidity positions robust, so we can continue to support our customers through the roughest of cycles and crises, just as we have done so over the past eight decades. Coupled with our strengthened allowance coverage and through our collective efforts with all our stakeholders, we are confident that we will ride through these extraordinarily difficult times and emerge stronger.&rdquo


With banks playing a key role in Singapore&rsquo s economy, it&rsquo s heartening to see them continuing to be prudent to emerge out of this Covid-19 crisis stronger. .....

The Analysis: 
OCBC seems to offer the best value among the three banks with its lowest PB and PE ratio. However, it loses out to the other banks in terms of dividend yield.

Income investors would love DBS as it has the highest dividend yield among the banks at 5.0%. Going forward, DBS said that it plans to  dish out  an annualised dividend of $1.32 per share, instead of $1.23 for 2019. The higher dividend is &ldquo in line with the policy of paying sustainable dividends that grow progressively with earnings&rdquo . Using the guided dividend payout, DBS&rsquo dividend yield would rise to 5.4%.

As for UOB, its board has declared a special dividend of S$0.20 per share in 2019, similar to 2018. Including that dividend, UOB&rsquo s adjusted dividend yield would be 5.3%.

(Quote:  https://blog.seedly.sg/dbs-ocbc-uob-financial-performance/)

All our 3 banks are in good shape. All 3 are quite equal in almost all aspect. I guess ppl buy based on our own precived projected forcast and also which bank you ' like' more.
 

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UOB&rsquo s CEO, Wee Ee Cheong,  mentioned:


&ldquo In times such as these [referring to challenges due to Covid-19], we ensure our balance sheet remains strong and our capital and liquidity positions robust, so we can continue to support our customers through the roughest of cycles and crises, just as we have done so over the past eight decades. Coupled with our strengthened allowance coverage and through our collective efforts with all our stakeholders, we are confident that we will ride through these extraordinarily difficult times and emerge stronger.&rdquo


With banks playing a key role in Singapore&rsquo s economy, it&rsquo s heartening to see them continuing to be prudent to emerge out of this Covid-19 crisis stronger. .....

The Analysis: 
OCBC seems to offer the best value among the three banks with its lowest PB and PE ratio. However, it loses out to the other banks in terms of dividend yield.

Income investors would love DBS as it has the highest dividend yield among the banks at 5.0%. Going forward, DBS said that it plans to  dish out  an annualised dividend of $1.32 per share, instead of $1.23 for 2019. The higher dividend is &ldquo in line with the policy of paying sustainable dividends that grow progressively with earnings&rdquo . Using the guided dividend payout, DBS&rsquo dividend yield would rise to 5.4%.

As for UOB, its board has declared a special dividend of S$0.20 per share in 2019, similar to 2018. Including that dividend, UOB&rsquo s adjusted dividend yield would be 5.3%.

(Quote:  https://blog.seedly.sg/dbs-ocbc-uob-financial-performance/)

All our 3 banks are in good shape. All 3 are quite equal in almost all aspect. I guess ppl buy based on our own precived projected forcast and also which bank you ' like' more.
 
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