GreenArt
02-25

I've always wondered if buybacks are a tool to stop the bleeding during big market drops. Does it get easier to read the market once those buyback programmes are finished? 


DBS seems to be doing fine without much buyback support at the moment—perhaps they are saving their 'bullets' for a better entry price?


I personally prefer DBS over its peers because of its massive scale, its 'national bank' status through POSB, and its lead in the digital spac


But i will wait awhile more with new tariff discussion on the card now. 


How about you? 😅e.. 

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DBS Up 2%! Are Sellers Done, or Will the Downtrend Resume?
DBS has been sliding after its earnings report and recently fell below SGD 55 amid geopolitical pressures. However, the fundamentals remain solid. DBS has emerged as the laggard year-to-date, with its share price down 2.4%, contrasting with OCBC’s 5.8% gain. This pullback has pushed DBS’s dividend yield to an attractive 5.9%. Do you think DBS is now more appealing than the other two banks? Has this downward trend ended, or is further weakness still ahead?
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