This earnings season, I’m seeing a textbook “sell-on-news” reaction from Singapore to Wall Street. Even names like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America were punished despite solid numbers, as investors fixate on rising costs and AI spending discipline. The market is clearly demanding clean execution, not just beats.

For our local banks, I see a more defensive story. DBS remains my dividend anchor after its 38% payout boost, even if provisions triggered short-term weakness. OCBC Bank stands out for its wealth management resilience and steady asset quality.

Meanwhile, United Overseas Bank looks the most beaten down after heavy provisioning, making it the cheapest on valuation. If I had S$10,000 today, I’d core into $DBS(D05.SI)$ for dependable income while gradually accumulating $UOB(U11.SI)$ for a potential recovery play.

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# DBS, OCBC, UOB Earnings Dip: Catch Knives or Find Bargains?

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