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Immortal
    21-Feb-2015 22:01  
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How far can run this time?
 
 
hlfoo2010
    21-Feb-2015 14:27  
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When read below article, something is wrong,bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb big      wrong . "   is never  know as the year of the Sheep"

" The Chinese Calendar 2015

 

2015 is the year of the Goat, and is also know as the year of the Sheep.  It is the yĭ -wè i (乙 未 )  year of the Wooden Goat.  Yĭ is the second of the ten celestial stems and wè i (Sheep) is the eighth of the twelve terrestrial branches.

Chinese calendar has names that are repeated every 60 years.  Within this ' Stem-Branch' date system, is a shorter cycle of 12 years denoted by these animals:"

Why ? Look aThe Chinese Character  word (羊 )

Chinese New Year 2014 - Zodiac animals

查 爾 斯 王 儲 歡 度 春 節 笑 稱 不 知 是 哪 種 羊 年 , He is making himself a foooooooooooooooooooool    ????????????

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ioc6pKEvtlQ

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
Immortal
    18-Feb-2015 11:30  
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Price is moving up but currently below opening price.Hopefully can run a bit higher...
 

 
Kyoto2008
    18-Feb-2015 03:19  
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Lau sai.    Gupta said more bad loans coming.    And who dares buy if profitabiility is going down?      Bad Loans hit bottom line 100%, you can earn small increments of interest hikes but lose huge amounts through bad loans.

UOB already lau sai.        Plse DYODD.   

Banking biz is damn easy, take deposits at low rates, and lend at high rates.      Ambitious buggers take unnecessary risks to lend to risky companies to get higher returns.    And that' s when bad loans come about.  I never believed it of DBS, but this quarter showed I was wrong.    Copper smelter, why the heck did they dish out the money?    And who else did they lend to that' s at risk?          Gupta better come clean.         
 
 
BigCannonFairy
    17-Feb-2015 12:40  
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Not yet.

Stay clam and watch it crumble.

Immortal      ( Date: 17-Feb-2015 11:28) Posted:



If close above 19.4 today, it is a buy for me.

 
 
Immortal
    17-Feb-2015 11:28  
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If close above 19.4 today, it is a buy for me.
 

 
Kyoto2008
    17-Feb-2015 01:38  
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  Bro, you' re unncanily correct.    However, I won' t follow because I need Mr Gupta to come clean.    Too much cliches and ambiguity in what he said before, and trust is already lost!

Immortal      ( Date: 16-Feb-2015 10:05) Posted:



If we can close with a nice tail, then rebound is on its way.

 
 
Immortal
    16-Feb-2015 10:05  
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If we can close with a nice tail, then rebound is on its way.
 
 
Immortal
    14-Feb-2015 16:05  
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I do think an imminent rebound is in store soon
 
 
Kyoto2008
    14-Feb-2015 00:08  
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It' s perception that' s key.    I don know if ppl see it, but to set aside 40mln bucks for a bad loan to a copper smelter smack of reckless lending.      I' d like Mr Gupta to come out and tell everyone how much loans has the bank made to corporates and individuals in China that do not have LC guarantees by banks.        And please include global.      Not just out of Singapore.    HK, including please.     

 

FATABA      ( Date: 13-Feb-2015 10:25) Posted:



We can all FOCUS on the  smaller are of PROVISION  ( NOT confirm lost ) ....which is a small % of a bank total B of loans.
( every bank has and it is not surprise as our safe local banks start to go into bigger market like CHINA and India.)

The ? should be ...has DBS or OCBC taken sufficient risk when taking up these loans...which they has ( they even provisions set aside before and IF it did happen)
OCBC did provide provision too but no analyst SHOUTED out....?
Overall this is really not large amount compare to the ( if I didnt remember wrongly ) billions of loan out.
So the focus is always up to each individual and of course the wish to BB to push prices up or down.
Or we can focus on the stronger areas and the coming interest rate hike which is benefiting DBS
For longer term investor.....enjoy this ride. :)

Immortal      ( Date: 13-Feb-2015 10:09) Posted:



That is why the price is like that....it needs to have a new spin story to move up


 

 
FATABA
    13-Feb-2015 10:25  
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We can all FOCUS on the  smaller are of PROVISION  ( NOT confirm lost ) ....which is a small % of a bank total B of loans.
( every bank has and it is not surprise as our safe local banks start to go into bigger market like CHINA and India.)

The ? should be ...has DBS or OCBC taken sufficient risk when taking up these loans...which they has ( they even provisions set aside before and IF it did happen)
OCBC did provide provision too but no analyst SHOUTED out....?
Overall this is really not large amount compare to the ( if I didnt remember wrongly ) billions of loan out.
So the focus is always up to each individual and of course the wish to BB to push prices up or down.
Or we can focus on the stronger areas and the coming interest rate hike which is benefiting DBS
For longer term investor.....enjoy this ride. :)

Immortal      ( Date: 13-Feb-2015 10:09) Posted:



That is why the price is like that....it needs to have a new spin story to move up

rayoflight      ( Date: 13-Feb-2015 09:39) Posted:



I like your analysis bro kyoto!
 


 
 
Immortal
    13-Feb-2015 10:09  
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That is why the price is like that....it needs to have a new spin story to move up

rayoflight      ( Date: 13-Feb-2015 09:39) Posted:



I like your analysis bro kyoto!
 

Kyoto2008      ( Date: 12-Feb-2015 22:49) Posted:



Mr Gupta said the bad loans came from a copper smelter they lent money to, that' s quite a huge provision for a single corporate.  What were they thinking of?  And all the time, we were told the 50bln exposure in China is trade finance, well now we know it is corporate exposure DBS took.   If it' s LCs, we assume DBS took bank risk and that would naturally be a lot safer.   

So this is the dark side of DBS we are now seeing, possibly huge exposure to corporates where defaults may happen.      Mr Gupta said they noted China corporates are beginning to default.    Exactly, how much corporate exposure do they have?   

The bright side is NIMs improved significantly and will give a boost to profitability as interest rates hike upwards.   

Given that DBS lost money in bad debts, the question is why was it kept a secret and possibly known to a few privileged people?    SGX should take DBS to task over non disclosure. 

Caution to all, DBS cld lau sai all the way if confidence is lost.  Question is how much corporate exposure in China do they have?    

And their digital banking strategy, in what way can it improve their corporate banking prowess that DBS has the greatest strength in?    Is this a diversion strategy to move minds away from the central issue?

 

 


 


 
 
hlfoo2010
    13-Feb-2015 10:00  
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Sorry , in INDIA

hlfoo2010      ( Date: 13-Feb-2015 09:59) Posted:



 

  What about any  corporate exposure in China do they have ?????

 
 
hlfoo2010
    13-Feb-2015 09:59  
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  What about any  corporate exposure in China do they have ?????
 
 
rayoflight
    13-Feb-2015 09:39  
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I like your analysis bro kyoto!
 

Kyoto2008      ( Date: 12-Feb-2015 22:49) Posted:



Mr Gupta said the bad loans came from a copper smelter they lent money to, that' s quite a huge provision for a single corporate.  What were they thinking of?  And all the time, we were told the 50bln exposure in China is trade finance, well now we know it is corporate exposure DBS took.   If it' s LCs, we assume DBS took bank risk and that would naturally be a lot safer.   

So this is the dark side of DBS we are now seeing, possibly huge exposure to corporates where defaults may happen.      Mr Gupta said they noted China corporates are beginning to default.    Exactly, how much corporate exposure do they have?   

The bright side is NIMs improved significantly and will give a boost to profitability as interest rates hike upwards.   

Given that DBS lost money in bad debts, the question is why was it kept a secret and possibly known to a few privileged people?    SGX should take DBS to task over non disclosure. 

Caution to all, DBS cld lau sai all the way if confidence is lost.  Question is how much corporate exposure in China do they have?    

And their digital banking strategy, in what way can it improve their corporate banking prowess that DBS has the greatest strength in?    Is this a diversion strategy to move minds away from the central issue?

 

 


 

 

 
Immortal
    13-Feb-2015 09:05  
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BBs squeezing down DBS on low volume....how many will throw towels.
 
 
Kyoto2008
    12-Feb-2015 22:49  
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Mr Gupta said the bad loans came from a copper smelter they lent money to, that' s quite a huge provision for a single corporate.  What were they thinking of?  And all the time, we were told the 50bln exposure in China is trade finance, well now we know it is corporate exposure DBS took.   If it' s LCs, we assume DBS took bank risk and that would naturally be a lot safer.   

So this is the dark side of DBS we are now seeing, possibly huge exposure to corporates where defaults may happen.      Mr Gupta said they noted China corporates are beginning to default.    Exactly, how much corporate exposure do they have?   

The bright side is NIMs improved significantly and will give a boost to profitability as interest rates hike upwards.   

Given that DBS lost money in bad debts, the question is why was it kept a secret and possibly known to a few privileged people?    SGX should take DBS to task over non disclosure. 

Caution to all, DBS cld lau sai all the way if confidence is lost.  Question is how much corporate exposure in China do they have?    

And their digital banking strategy, in what way can it improve their corporate banking prowess that DBS has the greatest strength in?    Is this a diversion strategy to move minds away from the central issue?

 

 


 
 
 
Immortal
    12-Feb-2015 11:31  
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Solution quite simple: if optimistic, LONG, if pessimistic, SHORT, pick your choice
 
 
Qanghoo
    12-Feb-2015 10:50  
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Why they always ooh long?

Kyoto2008      ( Date: 12-Feb-2015 01:13) Posted:



Results are not inspiring, but it' s a mistake to look back, coz the stock market always look forward.

I' m totally surprised by the huge provisions for China, why deh?  Trade Finance is always short term and a bank like DBS would not risk it on frivolous luxury arty farty exports and imports.        And so, if it' s serious goods China would never ever default on a trade, coz it would mean total recall, like noone will trust any Chinese banks anymore.    Default will ruin China!    For eg, if China imports commodities, the letter of credit that is issued by a Chinese bank would guarantee payment upon delivery of the goods, hence DBS would only be hit by bad debt if the Chinese bank do not pay up on maturity of the LC.     And if the Chinese bank do not pay up, it would be blackmarked, noone will accept their LC or guarantee.   And China will not get any goods if it' s banks continue defaulting on LCs.     A complete shutdown on imports will kill China! 

So why the heck is the DBS financial controller providing so much for China trade?      Is there a crack in risk management?        Is DBS dealing with small town Chinese banks, and why did this happen?      Can' t believe the big banks are defaulting on LCs. Can' t believe it at all.    Do we have some sandbagging?      And why did Mr Gupta allow sandbagging?

Totally devastated by the DBS results.    I can' t understand what' s going on.

Really, Mr Gupta gotta shake up his bank team, risk management is not something to be taken lightly, by the looks of it, there' s some goofing going on when that much provisions are made for China trade finance.    

Having said that, price action for DBS is not decided, a lot will depend on how the world reads it' s strategic manouvres, very important is Mr Gupta and his words of wisdom and guidance.  If he can' t say it, then DBS will definitely see a price correction. even though it' s hit 4 bln, and it' s because the stock market never look back, it' s always looking forward into 2016.     Nomura is very optimistic, it sees DBS as the best SG bank to invest in, and for the very same reasons we all believe in, it' s got the best.

 

 
 
hlfoo2010
    12-Feb-2015 10:45  
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DBS invest rightly, look forward . Invest wrongly hard to dont look backward.

Leave more $$$ in cpf  better than buy .......  ????

19.37 tooo high not worst    ???

below 18.2 may consider WHat u think ????
 
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