
bh704428 ( Date: 03-Mar-2009 18:48) Posted:
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I think it should be no problem when economy turn the corner...at least you stuck in a solid counter...you be seeing your money and definitely plus profit...back..that for sure..cheer up!!
leong3k ( Date: 03-Mar-2009 22:55) Posted:
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how many lots u bought at 4.81?
u still holding on or u cut loss oredi?
pjdpeter ( Date: 02-Mar-2009 10:16) Posted:
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Hahaha...
Then Uncle AK must leave beer alone for the time being and take teh-sarabat first...

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.................... All banking stocks PLUNGED !!!!
LOST SO MUCH ah !!!!!!
Portfolio Chui ......................
Samula!! Didn't touch beer 4 a week liao. Feel very uneasy after returning back fr kampong for d mth long CNY holiday. Ha ha, could be d culprit of the Carlsberg promoters at d beer garden n kopitiam there, n my dear sister who stock pile cartons of carlsberg at home.
AK heartbeat fails to go down below 80, will consult GP 4 interim measure ds pm before going for my HBP blood test/urine test n review d consultant next mth.
iPunter ( Date: 28-Feb-2009 07:45) Posted:
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For sure now DBS has higher Mkt Cap than UOB, after d R issue.
If not mistaken, data taken fr analyst, DBS has d biggest real assets than other 2 bks.
Last FY NPAT, UOB(1937m) DBS(1929m) OCBC(1749m)
Other observation, previously d px gap bt UOB n DBS was ar $3. Now, the gap tighten to ar 1$, moreover DBS already gone tr d R issue process, with dilution of share value.
Lastly, DBS got backing fr Tamasick, though Tamasick is now on PES C3.
So what do u thing on d above, u decide loh.
leong3k ( Date: 27-Feb-2009 23:22) Posted:
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Strenghts of OCBC
1. Maintained good good ratings < info source : SGX >
A+ ( S&P )
Aa1 (Moody's)
AA- ( Fitch )
* In good or bad times , these rating agencies are still heeded , despite some may be cynical about it, its still the industry measure & indicators that still had not been displaced by other alternative ratings.
Dr Marc Faber, despite being bearish , had recommended OCBC as good investment.
2. Strong balance sheet < info source : SGX >
OCBC so far had successfully raised alternative Tier 1 / Tier 2
capital as necessary to meet additional capital needs * Raised S$2.5bn in Tier 1 preference shares in
Singapore, and RM1.6bn in Lower Tier 2
subordinated bonds in Malaysia
Yes...I agree...
But i do not have the luxury to trade in the day..
BZ wif work and cannot really monitor the market..
iPunter ( Date: 27-Feb-2009 17:44) Posted:
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Personally, as a technical trader (aka. short-term investor) I will not even allow any of my stocks to lose 10%. Losing 5% is already an unbearable nightmare.
Once my assumption (buy or sell) is proven wrong, I very promptly dump! No fussing about...

No leh.. I hold many worthless pennies at >60% loss...
No choice but to turn long ...
Still learning abt stocks...
I think portfolio loss at 50% now...
iPunter ( Date: 27-Feb-2009 17:02) Posted:
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Holding many losing stocks is not something to laugh off...
But I suppose you are holdings are only smallish...
then it can be laughed off easily...
Zelphon ( Date: 27-Feb-2009 16:48) Posted:
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By then, coy wanted to move faster to take d advantage of the recover, without $ no talk.
Again, come back to Bank sectors liao, then they are much willing to lend loh. Moreover, their stock px alrdy been pressed down greatly during the preceeding financial crisis. On d other hand, u may ask which bank is better, then choose d one got plenty cash for lend loh.
Got extra 4b fr R issue n by then its px should be attractive as compare to d other rival.
Anyway, its just a reverse engineering process, previously those sectors boom while world economy was good. Just pick them up, with a bit of study together with d trend, and see loh.
AK day dream only lah. Cheers.
Hulumas ( Date: 27-Feb-2009 10:41) Posted:
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well... i am a long term investor... cos i hold many losing stocks...HAHAHA..
Die die long term liao...
For OCBC.. I hope there will be a short rally next week... then i sell... else i hold...
iPunter ( Date: 27-Feb-2009 16:38) Posted:
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If bank continues to refuse lending, interest income is going to be affected badly and that why profit is down so dramatically.
Adverse selection is particularly acute and being risk averse is not right. Unless lending starts to flow, there will be more red inks later.