🟩 📊 Ready to decode the latest DBS & OCBC results? Join Iggy as he breaks down the Q1 2025 performance of Singapore's banking titans, shedding light on what it all means for your investment decisions. This video is packed with insights on dividends, share buybacks, and how net interest margins are impacting these financial giants. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, there's something here for everyone! $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ 💡 Highlights include: - Why DBS's $3 billion share buyback plan and OCBC's $2.5 billion capital returns could reshape your portfolio. - The surprising growth in fee income from wealth management and what it means for the future of ban

The earnings reports for Singapore’s three major banks—DBS, OCBC, and UOB—are set to reveal the impact of moderating net interest margins (NIMs) and other macroeconomic factors. Based on analysts' expectations: 1. Projected Earnings Trends DBS: Anticipated 4.4% y-o-y decline in net income to $2.95 billion for 1QFY2025. This reflects challenges in maintaining NIMs amidst rate cuts and a potential slowdown in loan growth. OCBC: Expected to post a 5.7% y-o-y decrease in net income to $1.98 billion. A similar narrative of narrowing NIMs and weaker growth drivers applies here. UOB: Forecast to achieve a 1.1% y-o-y growth in net income, marking the slowest pace since 2QFY2024. This modest growth suggests some resilience but highlights the industry-wide pressure on profitability. 2. Impact of Dec

🟩 🏦 Curious about Singapore's top bank dividends for 2025? This video dives into DBS, OCBC, and UOB’s latest AGM highlights, shedding light on their dividend plans, trade strategies, and how they're preparing for interest rate changes. Packed with insights, you'll discover why these banks remain a solid choice for income-focused investors, boasting attractive yields—DBS at 5.6%, OCBC at 5.9%, and UOB topping at 6.2%. Plus, find out how they’re navigating trade wars, expanding regional operations, and boosting wealth management to tackle rate cuts. $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ $UOB(U11.SI)$ Whether you're holding, selling, or buying share

$ocbc bank(O39.SI)$  Investing in dividend-paying stocks offers several key advantages, especially for long-term investors. Here’s a clear breakdown: 1. Regular Income • Dividends provide predictable cash flow, which can supplement salary or retirement income. • Useful for income-focused investors, such as retirees. 2. Compounding Power • Reinvesting dividends (via DRIP: Dividend Reinvestment Plans) lets you buy more shares, increasing your total return through compounding over time. 3. Stability and Lower Volatility • Dividend-paying companies are often established, profitable, and financially stable. • Their stocks tend to be less volatile than non-dividend growth stocks. 4. Hedge Against Inflation • Dividends can grow over time, especia

The banking sector exhibits cyclical characteristics. High net interest margins (NIM) and wealth management fees seen in 2024 may not be sustainable due to anticipated US interest rate cuts and the potential for a recession. Many Singaporean investors are long-term holders focused on dividend income, having acquired bank shares at lower prices in the past. These investors are generally less affected by short-term market fluctuations. New investors should adopt a patient approach, gradually accumulating positions at more favorable prices.

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OCBC is likely to release a slight decline year on year result of -5% due to compression of NIM arising from lower SORA, which will be offset partially by rise in fee incomes.  This should be in line with most analysts expectation.  As for guidance wise, I expect them to await for more clarity of the tariffs situation before providing any further guidance.  This is in line with the conservative approach that OCBC took in previous years.

$UOB(U11.SI)$ Among the 3 Banks $UOB(U11.SI)$  , I'm in position with Both DBS and UOB, but I find that the UOB charts 📈 looks Better although Both Rebound 🪃 differently from the recent tariffs saga [Sweats]  [OMG] .  More Upside maybe 🤔. Nevertheless am anticipating that the Banks will still have upside after their announcement 🙏. Holding on to the ride 💪. Good luck to all shareholders 🤞😊

Should have bought more UOB when it dropped due to tariffs worries. Waiting for it to drop to 200 day moving average and buy more.  Sg banks are solid dividend players. Growth and 5% yield to turbo boost your portfolio.  DBS is stronger than UOB and OCBC though. If I had a choice, DBS is first choice and UOB and OCBC both 2nd choice.

DBS's strong financial health, strategic initiatives, and consistent dividend policy is a good option for long     term investment for a stable returns. While short-term market volatility may impact performance, the bank's fundamentals support a positive outlook over the long term. Will dollar averaged if it drop to certain support. 

Below or beat estimation all depends on the person ' writing ' . I like the bank I will write a good report and slightly lower revenue as Nd profit...so that when the bank announced the results, it will fit perfectly into their report ls.  There are many hidden agendas behind their reports... especially those targets price 

$UOB(U11.SI)$  UOB drop 💧 2% .... I view it as being conservative But TA price actions Closed with a Fake Bull 🐂[Thinking]  . Institutional maybe 🤔 using opportunity to Deep Wash [Thinking] .... I will still wait and see 😁. 

DBS Price actions seem to be the strongest after the announcement of the 3 Banks, I view it will be the resilience among the 3 Banks [Happy]Lets join in to Grab some 🪙 [Happy]) @Jes86188 @Aqa @koolgal @Barcode @JC888 @Shyon @yourcelesttyy @Shernic