$ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ The results don’t seem very promising to me. Feeling a bit down. 😢 I just purchased 6,000 shares yesterday at $17.68... The performance is mostly being dragged down by GEH. Well, let’s see how things unfold when the market opens. On the bright side, the dividend looks decent at $0.41 + $0.16 special dividend (Note : this $0.16 is 10% of the full-year net income, not half year income). So, for next year, FY2025, the forward dividend could be approximately $0.41 + $0.41 + $0.16 = $0.98, unless their insurance business turn around. That’s only a 5.5% yield on the shares I bought yesterday. A few tears are welling up—looks like I’ll be facing some paper losses today.
$BABA-W(09988)$ my interesting sharing for the day. I got my Tiger Cash Boost account CBA. First interesting point, I can buy in any currency, no need to change currency Secondly, the fees for HK is horrible About $35SGD for a $10000 trade. Should have stuck to US market Thirdly, if you don't sell within a few days, you will have to pay the full amount Let me know if I am wrong thank you
$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ Key Points from DBS Full-Year 2024 Financial Results i would consider the results as good, not fantastic if compared to Q3 2024. Nonetheless still a good set of results. Expectation $45 - Ok $46 - Good $48 - Very happy ** Financial Performance Record net profit: SGD 11.4 billion, up 11% year-over-year. Total income: Grew 10% to SGD 22.3 billion. ** Dividends & Capital Management Final dividend: 60 cents per share for Q4, up 6 cents from previous payout. New Capital Return dividend: 15 cents per share per quarter for FY2025, as part of a strategy to reduce excess capital over three years.
$Alibaba(BABA)$ Quick trade Itchy finger, buy and sell 50 shares at 16.6 and 15.8 respectively. About $35 profit within 11 mins. Can go and have nice lunch
$Alibaba(BABA)$ In 2024, it bought back 220M ADRs, remaining 2300M. This is close to 10% share buyback, and worth an average of $16B, a 40-50% share spike this year is worth pure profit of about $7 to 8B This is close to a full quarter of profit
$Alibaba(BABA)$ ah damn. Clear all my positions yesterday night. Wondering if I can buy them back today. Need to stop my addiction of buying and selling. Zzzz
$Alibaba(BABA)$ Sold 50 shares at 120.4. Then it continue to shoot up. Sold another 50 shares at 121.6. Then queued to sell everything off at 120.7. Profit of 30 usd. Enough for a good lunch
$Alibaba(BABA)$ 16 trades done in less than 2 hours. Netting a profit of about 600usd. Could have been a lot more but I fell asleep and did not buy back the 280 shares that I sold @144 back.
$Alibaba(BABA)$ **Alibaba’s 2025 Results: Hits and Misses Against Expectations** Alibaba just released its Q4 FY2025 earnings, and the results were a mixed bag compared to market expectations. Here’s a breakdown of how the Chinese tech giant performed. ### **Revenue Slightly Misses Estimates** Alibaba reported revenue of RMB 236.45 billion ($32.58 billion), up 7% year-over-year. However, this fell just short of the expected RMB 237.24 billion. Analysts point to weaker consumer spending and global trade uncertainties as key factors. ### **Net Income Disappoints Due to One-Time Factors** While net income surged 279% YoY to RMB 12.38 billion ($1.71 billion), it was far below the projected RMB 24.7 billion. The mi
Why Tesla Is a High-Risk Investment in 2025 As of February 28, 2025 1. Alarming Valuation Metrics * P/E Ratio : 138.2x (TTM) — more than 6x the S &P 500 average — signals extreme overvaluation relative to earnings ($2.04 EPS). * Price-to-Sales : 9.28x and Price-to-Book : 12.44x — far above industry norms, reflecting speculative optimism rather than fundamentals. * Market Cap: $906.9B, despite a 30% YTD decline, raises sustainability concerns. 2. Growth Stagnation and Competitive Pressures * Declining Sales: January 2025 EV registrations in Europe fell 45% YoY, while Chinese deliveries dropped 11%. BYD and Volkswagen are gaining market share. * Questionable Guidance: Tesla’s 20-30% 2025 growth target clashes with recent performance; FY 2024 revenue grew just 1%, and EBITDA fell 4%. 3.
$Alibaba(BABA)$ Selling call options can seem like a straightforward way to generate income, especially when you own the underlying stock. However, my recent experience with Alibaba (BABA) has taught me that this strategy comes with significant risks, particularly when the market moves against you. Here’s my story and a cautionary tale about the dangers of selling call options. I held 300 shares of Alibaba, which I had purchased at $130 per share. Feeling confident about my position, I decided to sell 3 call option contracts with a strike price of $135, receiving a premium of $3 per share. At the time, this seemed like a great idea. I had an $8 buffer ($135 strike price minus my $130 purchase price plus the $
I am super bullish on Alibaba. This is something that many analysts have not been talking about In the last 12 months, Alibaba Group conducted significant stock buybacks as part of its efforts to return value to shareholders and stabilize its stock price. Here are the key details: 1. **Total Buyback Amount**: Alibaba repurchased **$13 billion** worth of shares in the quarter ending December 31, 2024. 2. **Impact on Outstanding Shares**: The buyback program resulted in a net reduction of 3% in outstanding shares as of December 31, 2024, after accounting for shares issued under employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs). 3. **Remaining Buyback Authorization**: As of December 31, 2024, Alibaba had **$207 billion** remaining under its authorized share repurchase program, which is valid throu