Latest news... UBS will pay 3 billion Swiss francs (US$3.23 billion) and assume up to US$5.4 billion in losses in a deal expected to close by the end of 2023.
From higher interest incomes for the banking stocks to financial panic. Let's see..
52 weeks low is a big ask. Maybe closer to state elections there may be some negative sentiments but Q1 results should be out then and likely to be good.
Genting Singapore share price rally is well expected for reasons explained in my earlier article.
Maybank research yesterday upgraded Genting Singapore to a BUY with tp of S$1.18, an 23% uplift citing similar reasons. To note that its projected EBITDA of S$1.307 billion for FY2024 is not too far off from my earlier projection of S$1.4 billion.
I expect Genting Singapore share price to continue upwards trend to beyond S$1.20 in coming months. This will create another 60 sen in value to Genting Bhd.
NTA doesn't mean much for conglomerate shareholders The cake is yours but not for your eating, how? Unless there is high dividend payout from Gens, and GenB other entities are not negating the profits
NTA doesn't mean much for conglomerate shareholders The cake is yours but not for your eating, how? Unless there is high dividend payout from Gens, and GenB other entities are not negating the profits
KUALA LUMPUR (March 17): Rakuten Trade said it will not be surprised if foreign funds make a U-turn back into the Asia market over the next couple of months, amid the erratic US market and the recent banking debacle.
Rakuten Trade head of research Kenny Yee said that investors are getting more risk-averse, seeing that the volatility in the US and Europe is increasing, and will shift their attention back to Asia, which they have been ignoring since the 2020 pandemic period.
“With their abundance of liquidity, they have been comfortable trading within their own market, but now with high risks there, I think they have no choice but to start looking at Asia again,” Yee said in the firm’s virtual media briefing on Friday (March 17) regarding Malaysia's second-quarter market outlook.
“There will certainly be a realignment of their portfolios. Some foreign funds will look to diversify their portfolios, especially for the financial sector. I think they are selling Western banks to look at Asia banks which, I say, are more stable and better capitalised.”
"Once bank crisis start, gov immediately takeover (delisted) - shareholder total loss Basically 100% loss within days - somemore without warning (nobody know bank trouble until too late)" @MoneyMakers, Can you give one example of bank failures which occurred in Malaysia over the past 40 years and which resulted in shareholders losing all their money?
I have stated my intention long time ago to switch Genting to Aji Should've made more switching when GB shot up to around 5+ but decided to wait for the QR for bulk switching Aji was around 13.80 at the time
Instead, I was bombarded to talk good on Aji here in GB forum, and the die hard investor with seemingly bottomless fund says MSG is dying lol I didn't know forums were for good news only, and I still pity those who thinks so lol
Good. This is the stock I added the inv. funds because of the higher than expected impairment losses declared in 2022. Many sti listed companies have done it in 2021
"@Prudentinv No use see history Credit Suisse (170 yrs) / SVB (40 yrs) / silvergate bank (30 yrs) / signature bank (20 yrs) - all sudden collapse no warning (shareholder 100% loss) Switz gov even bypass ‘shareholder vote’ - forcesell credit suisse" @MoneyMakers, I asked you if there was any collapse of Malaysian banks which resulted in shareholders losing all their money in the past 40 years. Why did you keeping harping about foreign banks? Don't avoid my question.
“Going forward, consensus is projecting the group to make [a] net profit of RM1 billion for FY December 2023 and RM1.27b for FY December 2024, translating to forward PERs of 14.5x and 11.4x respectively,” it said.
@MoneyMakers "@Prudentinv MY got many failed bank in 1997 crisis - merged under MBB/PBB/CIMB" There was no bank failure per se in Malaysia during the 1997 financial crisis. After the crisis, Bank Negara directed big banks like MBB to take over/merge with smaller banks so that the merged banks were stronger and more efficient and hence more competitive. "Coming bank crisis - gov takeover everything like in US/Switz (shareholder 100% loss)" I won't say it would never happen but is highly unlikely. Do you think the government would allow ASB to lose all its money? You are highly imaginative.
@MoneyMakers "Aiyoyo bank negara force merger means bank fail lo" No bank had failed. It is your warped opinion. Name me one bank in which the shareholders lost all their investments. In fact smaller bank shareholders had been offered prices higher than their banks' net book values. With political uncertainty and PN gaining support, the riskiest time is to own a casino counter. Banks are very, very unlikely to fail in this country but casinos/gaming outlets can be closed anytime.
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https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/19/ubs-offers-to-buy-credit-suisse-for-up-to-1-billion-the-financial-times-reports.html
Will such a low offer price for CS cause banks' stock price to collapse more on Monday?