In terms of bank valuations, affin bank appears to be the cheapest now. My valuation is based on (Price to Book) correlated to Return on asset. Banks with high returns on asset (>1%) tend to sell more than book, while those below 1% tend to sell below book.
However, one will need to consider if there is an exponential relationship between ROA and P/NTA. Or is it mainly sentiment driving down prices resulting in a mispricing.
every day also drops 1 cent. not sure anything to do with the warrant but both warrants expiring 31st July. Need to wait till next month to see the effects.
That's Datuk Calvin's specialty. You choose one from his selections, maybe if you buy 10 million L&G, goes up from 22 sen to 32 sen, you make a million. :-)
The reason I respect TheContrian is that he gives sincere advice i.e. Diversification. Anyhow, as we discussed previously, there is no stock in KLSE as attractive as Affin. Plus the fact that I'm already diversified by investing in different countries
aklobi, do a study on Insas. It has over 400 million Inari shares reflected in its accounts at only around 55 sen apiece.The market value of Inari has shot up to over RM2.40 due to aggressive accumulation by KWAP.
Trading buy call. Reorganise the company will cut the operation cost and boost the efficient so expect the income to have the strong growth in the coming months. The most undervalued bank share price will move up again after the correction, time to collect the shares if you have the money.
buying some and to keep. Where to find bank with Pe below 10, half the NTA and DY is ok only but something to look forward to. With increasing inflation and interest rate hike across the region, i think it should be safe kua.
It will give 50% net profit as div this financial year (with DRS). Last financial year they claimed it was not allowed to give more by Bank Negara. But with Dividend Reinvestment Plan, they can do that as more cash can be reserved.
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In terms of bank valuations, affin bank appears to be the cheapest now. My valuation is based on (Price to Book) correlated to Return on asset. Banks with high returns on asset (>1%) tend to sell more than book, while those below 1% tend to sell below book.
Total Asset PAT ROA NTA Share price P/NTA P/E ROA/(P/NTA)
MAYBANK 735,956,253 8,567,531 1.16% 6.92 9.59 1.39 14.40 0.84039%
CIMB 485,766,887 5,120,664 1.05% 5.27 6.65 1.26 15.32 0.83570%
PBBANK 380,052,826 5,326,303 1.40% 8.86 20.38 2.30 15.14 0.60900%
RHBBANK 236,678,829 1,817,569 0.77% 5.56 5.09 0.92 12.62 0.83886%
HLBANK 195,007,830 2,217,333 1.14% 10.80 15.38 1.42 15.01 0.79845%
AMBANK 134,767,615 1,420,842 1.05% 5.32 5.10 1.04 11.60 1.01069%
AFFIN 68,886,345 571,355 0.83% 4.54 2.67 0.59 9.12 1.41032%
BIMB 63,145,127 587,751 0.93% 2.59 4.52 1.75 12.88 0.53335%
AFG 54,089,064 496,605 0.92% 3.30 3.95 1.20 11.94 0.76704%
MBSB 43,268,044 180,036 0.42% 1.18 1.36 1.15 29.44 0.36072%
However, one will need to consider if there is an exponential relationship between ROA and P/NTA. Or is it mainly sentiment driving down prices resulting in a mispricing.