To The Moon

Several stocks have been on an overvalued path (based on various indicators & flow in of foreign funds) since beginning of 2026, probably migration away from riskier markets to safer ones. Correction and/or revaluation is bound to come sooner or later. Keeping a clear mind and not be distracted by market noises/temptations is tough but fundamental towards good practice. 😁 

🌟🌟🌟DBS $DBS(D05.SI)$  has just reported a 4th quarter 2025 net profit of SGD 2.36 billion, a 10% year on year decline that missed analyst estimates of SGD 2.57 billion.  While the headline miss on 9 February 2026 initially cooled market sentiment, sending shares down almost 2% in early trading to SGD 58.41, the result masked a record full year 2025 income of SGD 22.9 billion and a powerful 14% surge in wealth management fees. The Warren Buffett Lens: Value Over Volatility In the face of today's market jitters, it is vital to remember Warren Buffett's timeless wisdom : "Do not take yearly results too seriously, instead focus on 4 or 5 year averages." Warren Buffett has long argued that a single earnin

58.62

Feels like the market is starting to cool off on the overexuberance. There were signs that things were not going to be as exciting in 2026, but further growth was likely fueled by investors worried that they did not enter while it was going up. Everyone has started to acknowledge that unbridled enthusiasm is illogical and that it is slowly getting too overvalued, especially with the earnings results that were just released. Nothing too worrying, but expectations for banks were that it will slow down and results would not be as spectacular as everyone saw in 2025, so no, it will likely hover around 60, with a much more gradual uptrend.

Most likely 60$ is just a psychological barrier to break in 2026

Results out

Probably the ceiling 

Vote A. DBS is a crowd favourite right now, but it's trading at a 'rich' 2.5x book value—above its usual average. With lower interest rates likely to squeeze margins (NIM) in 2026, a small pullback wouldn't be surprising. Would enter in more if there's a dip. Pullback to $57.5-58

DBS is a crowd favourite right now, but it's trading at a 'rich' 2.5x book value—above its usual average. With lower interest rates likely to squeeze margins (NIM) in 2026, a small pullback wouldn't be surprising. Would enter in more if there's a dip. 

Hope that DBS will increase the div accordingly to maintain above 5% yield at current share price. Continue to hold long term for DBS for growth and regular high div. nice. [Smile] [Smile] [Smile]

In the early 70s we did not have the privilege of mobile phones or apps by which we can purchase stocks of our choice within minutes like it is now. We have to buy or sell stocks through a stock broker. DBS stock was the 2nd stock I bought after a buying stock offered by my company when it listed in the stock exchange in SG. It was a blue chip stock. I picked up interest in buying share and the next stock I bought was DBS shares through a stock broker. When the blue chip stock price went up I wanted to see some quick money and requested the stock broker to sell it but instead the broker sold my DBS shares and guess what?  The price of DBS shares was ONLY $10.50 at the time it was sold.  Thereafter, I did not pursue the matter against the broker for selling the

Will break $60, hitting above $60.60.

dbs is 1 of the biggest and well manage bank in south east Asia, with it's dividend, even a market cap of 300B is highly possible.

Aaaaaaaaaa

cny huat ah

60 is the new support

Will go higher alone with OCBC 

Way to go…”A”

It is certain that DBS can break above $60 next week and will write new stories.

Pick A. Breakout to $60+! With raised target price above $60, think DBS can easily cross $60 as a strong blue chip with attractive dividend yield.

🌟🌟🌟DBS $DBS(D05.SI)$  has just reported a 4th quarter 2025 net profit of SGD 2.36 billion, a 10% year on year decline that missed analyst estimates of SGD 2.57 billion.  While the headline miss on 9 February 2026 initially cooled market sentiment, sending shares down almost 2% in early trading to SGD 58.41, the result masked a record full year 2025 income of SGD 22.9 billion and a powerful 14% surge in wealth management fees. The Warren Buffett Lens: Value Over Volatility In the face of today's market jitters, it is vital to remember Warren Buffett's timeless wisdom : "Do not take yearly results too seriously, instead focus on 4 or 5 year averages." Warren Buffett has long argued that a single earnin

Several stocks have been on an overvalued path (based on various indicators & flow in of foreign funds) since beginning of 2026, probably migration away from riskier markets to safer ones. Correction and/or revaluation is bound to come sooner or later. Keeping a clear mind and not be distracted by market noises/temptations is tough but fundamental towards good practice. 😁 

Feels like the market is starting to cool off on the overexuberance. There were signs that things were not going to be as exciting in 2026, but further growth was likely fueled by investors worried that they did not enter while it was going up. Everyone has started to acknowledge that unbridled enthusiasm is illogical and that it is slowly getting too overvalued, especially with the earnings results that were just released. Nothing too worrying, but expectations for banks were that it will slow down and results would not be as spectacular as everyone saw in 2025, so no, it will likely hover around 60, with a much more gradual uptrend.

58.62

Most likely 60$ is just a psychological barrier to break in 2026

Results out

Probably the ceiling 

Vote A. DBS is a crowd favourite right now, but it's trading at a 'rich' 2.5x book value—above its usual average. With lower interest rates likely to squeeze margins (NIM) in 2026, a small pullback wouldn't be surprising. Would enter in more if there's a dip. Pullback to $57.5-58

DBS is a crowd favourite right now, but it's trading at a 'rich' 2.5x book value—above its usual average. With lower interest rates likely to squeeze margins (NIM) in 2026, a small pullback wouldn't be surprising. Would enter in more if there's a dip. 

Hope that DBS will increase the div accordingly to maintain above 5% yield at current share price. Continue to hold long term for DBS for growth and regular high div. nice. [Smile] [Smile] [Smile]

$DBS(D05.SI)$ Singapore's banking powerhouse DBS is gearing up for its full-year 2025 and Q4 earnings release on February 9, with shares teasing the $60 psychological barrier at a close of S$59.66 – just cents from all-time highs after a blistering 36% rally this year. 😲 Wealth management fees exploded 25% in recent quarters, commercial book resilience held firm amid rate cuts, and dividend yields locked at 4.2% have investors salivating for more. But with NIM pressures from easing cycles and global tariff jitters lurking, this report could ignite a breakout blast above $60 or trigger a classic "sell the fact" dip to $58. The stakes are sky-high – will DBS's alpha status deliver nitro for new peaks, or has the rally run its course in a maturing

🌟🌟🌟The stage is set for a historic Monday on February 9 2026 for $DBS(D05.SI)$    As the undisputed Alpha of Singapore banking prepares to unveil its latest earnings report, the market is holding its breath.  We are not just looking at a balance sheet, we are witnessing the evolution of a financial fortress that has redefined global excellence. Is SGD 60 the ceiling? Or are we standing on the edge of a new launchpad to SGD 70? Why JPMorgan Set A SGD 70 Target  The smart money is aiming for the sky.  JPMorgan analysts Harsh Wareham Modi and Daniel Tan maintained a conviction price target of SGD 70.00, an upside potential of 18% in their recent reports.  Their bullish stance is buil

The "Alpha" of Singapore banking, $DBS(D05.SI)$, is set to release its full-year 2025 and Q4 results on Monday, Feb 9. With the stock currently hovering near the $60 psychological barrier after a massive 2025 rally, all eyes are on whether this report will provide the momentum for a breakout. Market consensus: Annual Net Profit Projection: S$11.275 Billion (Expected slight dip of 1.2%). Q4 Net Profit Projection: S$2.52 Billion (Expected year-on-year decline of 3.8%). Total Annual Income: S$23.21 Billion (Expected 4.1% year-on-year growth). 🕒 2025 Performance Recap: The Banking Trio's Great Divide Before looking ahead, let’s review how the three local giants diverged in 2025—a key factor driving current market sentiment: DBS surged 28%. Fueled by

The stage is set for DBS's highly anticipated earnings release on February 9. With the stock trading at $59.66, just shy of the $60 mark, investors are eagerly awaiting the results to determine if this psychological barrier will be breached. Let's delve into the two possible scenarios: Scenario A: Breakout to $60+ A strongearnings report,particularly in the wealth management segment, could be the catalyst for a breakout above $60. If DBS reports impressive growth in this area, it may exceed market expectations, leading to a sustained rally. This would indicate that the bank's strategic efforts are yielding positive results, and investors are confident in its continued growth prospects. Scenario B: Buy the Rumor, Sell the Fact Conversely, if the market has already factored in the expec

In the early 70s we did not have the privilege of mobile phones or apps by which we can purchase stocks of our choice within minutes like it is now. We have to buy or sell stocks through a stock broker. DBS stock was the 2nd stock I bought after a buying stock offered by my company when it listed in the stock exchange in SG. It was a blue chip stock. I picked up interest in buying share and the next stock I bought was DBS shares through a stock broker. When the blue chip stock price went up I wanted to see some quick money and requested the stock broker to sell it but instead the broker sold my DBS shares and guess what?  The price of DBS shares was ONLY $10.50 at the time it was sold.  Thereafter, I did not pursue the matter against the broker for selling the

Replying to @koolgal:Wil open above $69 but profit taking will follow the rest of the day; ending at Friday closing price//@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟I vote DBS $DBS(D05.SI)$ to close at SGD 61 on February 9 because when compared to JPMorgan's target price of SGD 70, SGD at 61 doesn't seem bold .  In fact it looks conservative. May DBS roar loud enough to shake SGD 60 and close at SGD 61 with authority.🥰🥰🥰🌈🌈🌈💰💰💰 @Tiger_SG @Tiger_comments

DBS $DBS(D05.SI)$ is my stock in focus going into next week’s results, and I remain confidently bullish. With the share price just below the S$60 psychological level, I see the upcoming earnings as a catalyst rather than a hurdle. DBS has clearly established itself as the sector alpha, and the market is looking for confirmation—not perfection. My confidence comes from the improving earnings mix. Net interest margins appear close to a bottom, while wealth management continues to drive higher-quality, fee-based growth. This strengthens the case that DBS is evolving beyond a pure rate-cycle play into a more resilient earnings compounder. On top of that, dividend certainty provides strong downside support. Higher payouts and buybacks continue to at

dbs is 1 of the biggest and well manage bank in south east Asia, with it's dividend, even a market cap of 300B is highly possible.

🌟🌟🌟DBS $DBS(D05.SI)$ is heading into its February 9 results with the stock hovering around the SGD 60 psychological barrier like it is deciding whether to make history or tease the market for one more week. I am rooting for DBS winning big . So my vote is A: Breakout to SGD 60. Why? Because wealth management has been the quiet engine humming beneath the surface.  If those numbers come in higher than expected, the market won't just nod.  It will rerate DBS on the spot. Now add this: JPMorgan has a target price of SGD 70 for DBS.  When a global institution plants a SGD 70 flag , it tells you that the rally isn't over. It is simply catching it

Will break $60, hitting above $60.60.