DBS is Top Institution net selling while Retail is exactly opposite side as Top net buying.
Assuming 2020 dividend is still at $1.32; juicy yield and also as strong dose of Panadol to ease heartache on paper losses.
Uncle8888's hand getting itchy! 5% yield Panadol! Okay right?
Thursday, 16 April 2015 (5 yrs ago. Time passed so fast!) Miss out so many Panadols!
Read? DBS : Sold @ $21.04
Over the next few weeks who are right again?
ReplyDeleteSame here! Sold at $21+
ReplyDeleteNot missed out Panadol, it's missed out on Abalone. :(
Now patiently waiting.
Uncle, will get 5% if DBS goes down correspondingly. https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/banking-finance/feds-rate-cut-thrusts-singapore-banks-into-thicker-fog
ReplyDeleteStill, shares of banks here are down in the year to date. Interestingly, some 60 per cent of share buybacks recorded last month - already doubled over the month at S$68 million - came from share buybacks by DBS, Singapore Exchange (SGX) data showed. (Share buybacks can signal that a firm sees the shares as undervalued and so buys them for employee compensation plans or long-term capital management.)
DeleteDBS coming to you soon!
ReplyDeleteI has been holding DBS since year 2008. The returns over the years were so juicy that I can't bear to let it go even thru the value now is 2.5x of what I had purchased.
ReplyDeleteHmm.. Don't kill the Golden Goose that lays golden eggs for meat. Can be a headache to find another Goose and may convert eggs to Panadols.
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