http://www.thesingaporeaninvestor.com/2019...uarter-results/

u decide yrself best entry.. maybe wait for crisis.

Australia .. dun add coz FOREX unless u hv lots of AUD and nothing to buy.

HK in crisis but u Scare

I am waiting for my first HSBC dividend payout on 20.11. Then will see all the risks from here and evaluate if this is worth it or not,....

thanks Elea.

I will consider on DBS.

Reasons why I top up abit of BOQ was I need to average down the price I bought BOQ earlier. then I may reduce the loss.

annyway, I don buy much on every purchase.

update us boss.

Yeah! Buy when the streets are filled with blood!
I remembered the time I bought my first share. HSBC!

In 1989, after the Tiaanmen massacre, HK dropped like 35% or more. Cannot remember now.
HSBC dropped to HKD4 (MYR1.30) at that time.



Provided we have bullets during crsis of course

This crisis did not drop that much... BTW JUST notice my MNAC 1.16... !!!

Did not monitor .
PrinceMk go sell at 1.25+ is correct . haha

Yes,... those who sold MNACT earlier are proven right today ! I was wrong to buy more at 1.27,....

haha.. i still holding. now dunno should be EMOTIONAL and dispose.. since my cost is 1.00 only.

think think first.

Anyway.. do you have WESTPAC FPO?

Share Purchase Plan.. issue price will be the lesser of AUD 25.32 (max) or 2% discount to volume weighed average price over 5 days upt to the app close date.

Dateline 26 Nov 19

hv no idea worth to subscribe or not... today price is 26.36

I will continue to hold MNACT,...

I have not looked too much at Aussie banks yet,.. everytime the RBA cuts rates, the banks will get volatile. We need to let the dust settle first. Aussie economy is not stable yet !

Sis,... I'm relieved to be right quite many times, though I'm wrong a few times.

AUSTRAC took legal actions against Westpac today for money laundering charges. Saw a headline of this today, but did not dive into the details,...

Aussie banks are suffering.

Tks bro,...

I'm RELIEVED to be right,... for now !!!

If I can repeat this feat a few more rounds in my lifetime, I can write a book on how to invest in the ASX,.. sorry, just 'blowing my trumpet' here,....

So,... like what I old sis earlier,... don't enter yet.

Edited to correct Critical Spelling Mistake : ...told sis earlier,....

This post has been edited by Hansel: Nov 27 2019, 11:55 AM

yeap.. i dump off WBC...

still hv NAB & BOQ.

and the worst is BOQ..

For a great call!

BOQ cut the dpu, heard my wife read in the AFR which reported this recently,...

Didn't read this article personally,... not in Aust...

BOQ whats the story . why so teruk?

Tks bro,...

Now must try to research and predict accurately when to go in again !

now la.. BOQ. if base on chart. News i hv no idea what trigger this 2 days drop.

see if can break $7 or not..

I think wait for RBA to stop dropping rates first,.... that price would be the strongest bottom then with everything else normal,....

https://www.fool.com.au/2019/11/26/why-your...tumbling-today/

The Bank of Queensland Limited (ASX: BOQ) share price is down 6 per cent to $8.12 today after the regional lender returned to trade on the back of a $250 million capital raising.
The bank issued 32.1 million new shares at $7.78 per share to institutional investors in a result it reported was at the “top of the bookbuild range”.
After a company raises capital its share price will normally fall in order to reflect the dilutory effect of the capital raising.
In other words due to their being far more shares on issue each share is now worth less in terms of the potential profit attached to it.
Commonly some investors will also sell down their existing holdings after a capital raising to book instant profits, or simply to help find the cash required to originally participate in the raising.
The widespread selling will send shares lower if there are insufficient bidders to meet the offer price.
Bank of Queensland is also facing many of the same headwinds as its big four peers like Westpac Banking Corp (ASX: WBC) or Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA).