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  factslim1 Of the 22 analysts covering the bank, four have buy calls while 13 have a hold call and five sell calls. The 12-month target price was RM24.49. 18/10/2019 4:43 PM Jeffreyteck Running out of idea to squeeze consumers: Please be informed that with effect from 8 November 2019, the Interest/Profit Payment Mode for all existing Fixed Deposit/Term Deposit-i (FD/TD-i) placements under the Bank’s FD/TD-i Campaigns launched since 2016 will be converted from ‘Monthly Crediting to Current Account/Account-i or Savings Account/Account-i’ to ‘Crediting to Current Account/Account-i or Savings Account/ Account-i Upon Maturity’. Is better under the old regime before merger as small banks are willing to offer better services and interest rates. Regulators and authorities often shouting to minimise income discrepancies but the actions they took always caused more damages. 18/10/2019 10:01 PM Jeffreyteck enigmatic... yes, based on notice received. Luckily some other banks or development banks have not changed yet. Some bod of pbb are used to be regulators, yet they can't wait to squeeze consumers for their own interest. Shame on them. TP15 amidst on going attempts to exploit consumers in addition to potential rate cut, global trade conflicts, new payments players, political environment uncertainty, relatively expensive if based on valuation, and old man syndrome. 19/10/2019 10:26 AM fosther RM1b in customised packaged incentives to woo Fortune 500 and unicorn firms KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 11): The Government is making available RM1 billion in customised packaged incentives to attract investment from Fortune 500 and global unicorn companies in high technologies, manufacturing, creative and new economic sectors. Tabling Budget 2020 in Parliament today, Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng said the RM1 billion incentive will be made available annually over five years. In order to qualify these companies must invest at least RM5 billion each in Malaysia that will generate additional economic activities to support Malaysian small to medium enterprises, creating 150,000 high quality jobs over the next five years and strengthen Malaysia’s manufacturing and service ecosystems. In addition, the Government will also offer Malaysian companies some RM1 billion in customised investment incentives annually over the next five years. According to Lim, this is done to turn Malaysia’s “best and most promising businesses into the most competitive enterprises in global export markets”. The incentives are strictly conditional on recipient companies proving that they are able to grow and export their products and services globally. Lim added that this measure is expected to significantly strengthen Malaysia’s local supply chain ecosystem and lead to the creation of some 100,000 high-quality jobs for Malaysians over the next five years. 20/10/2019 9:34 PM masterus Bank of Thailand Fails to Rein in the Strengthening Thai Baht “The baht could break past the 30 per dollar band at some stage next year, but the degree of currency appreciation is not expected to be too strong” 22/10/2019 1:47 PM Jeffreyteck McKinsey https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2019/10/22/nearly-60-percent-of-global-banks-would-not-survive-another-downturn-mckinsey-warns.html 23/10/2019 3:18 PM  mancingbursa Buy 19.24 When come down I thought maybe I was wrong but today give me high five ! 30/10/2019 5:01 PM LouiseS Public Bank had good performance in last five years, earning per share increased steadily from 123.7 to 144.4sen. Company management is good, with return on equity 14.8% and cost to income ratio 33%. With recent dip in the share price, now may be a good time to invest in this counter when P/E ratio still at relatively low level (13.59). Overtime, share price may rebound making it too expensive. Although total annual dividend payout of 70sen per share is quite high, at current share price dividend yield is around 3.62% only, not too attractive to invest for the purpose of dividend return. Could be worthy to invest looking forward to future appreciation of share price. https://louisesinvesting.blogspot.com/2019/10/comments-on-public-bank-berhad-1295.html 30/10/2019 5:32 PM jiunn ***MELETOP ....MELETOP......MELETOP BUY BUY BUY !! STRONG SAPO.....INDEX "1700" COMING END OF YEAR!!! 31/10/2019 10:39 AM masterus Fed Cuts Rates a Quarter Point, Powell Says Policy in Good Place By Christopher Condon and Steve Matthews October 31, 2019, 2:00 AM GMT+8 Updated on October 31, 2019, 9:02 AM GMT+8 Fed chairman says baseline economic outlook remains favorable Policy likely to remain appropriate if data confirm outlook 31/10/2019 2:47 PM RainT very obvious yesterday break 20.00 due to fund support today lembik back to below 20.00 01/11/2019 11:22 AM ahbah KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 4): MIDF Amanah Investment Bank Bhd Research has maintained its positive rating on the Malaysian banking sector as loans growth continued to be stable in September. It also opined that banking stocks at the current juncture continue to be undervalued even though fundamentals remain intact. Its top picks for the sector include Malayan Banking Bhd (Buy, TP: RM10.30), CIMB Group Holdings Bhd (Buy, TP: RM6.30) and Public Bank Bhd (Buy, TP: RM24.00). 04/11/2019 1:06 PM Fabien "The Efficient Capital Allocater" Very stable performance. ROE remains good at 13%. 07/11/2019 5:36 PM Jeffreyteck Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) is proposing to set a cash transaction limit (CTL) of RM25,000 next year, as part of its initiative to continue curbing financial crimes. A CTL is the cap on the physical cash amount that can be paid per transaction.... haha, later on can start charging more and higher online transactions. 08/11/2019 11:27 AM kaleemtheman Revenue for the quarter ended Sept 30, 2019 was flat at RM5.61 billion against RM5.62 billion previously, according to the bank’s filing with Bursa Malaysia. Net profit for the first nine months of the year was down 1.9% at RM4.11 billion against RM4.19 billion in the same period last year, while revenue rose 2.3% to RM16.78 billion from RM16.41 billion. 08/11/2019 5:07 PM  Vulture123 SRR cut can support growth momentum by providing additional liquidity to the financial system. Banks would have more cash for tactical maneuvering as keeping their funds as SRR would not earn them any return and this will also reduce their cost of funds albeit marginally. Additional liquidity (RM7-8 billion) would help to stimulate lending activities at a time when loan growth has been moderating. Reduction in banks’ cost of funds will widen their margins. There will be buying impetus for banking stocks in the near term at least. 09/11/2019 8:16 AM Fabien "The Efficient Capital Allocater" Book Value BV Growth Q319 10.97 3.98% 2018 10.55 8.99% 2017 9.68 9.26% 2016 8.86 9.52% 2015 8.09 11.43% 2014 7.26 P/BV FV Y1 10.9746 2.0 21.95 2.1 23.05 2.2 24.14 2.3 25.24 2.4 26.34 2.5 27.44 Assume to grow at GDP 4.5% P/BV FV Y2 11.4685 2.0 22.94 2.1 24.08 2.2 25.23 2.3 26.38 2.4 27.52 2.5 28.67 Y3 11.9845 P/BV FV 2.0 23.97 2.1 25.17 2.2 26.37 2.3 27.56 2.4 28.76 2.5 29.96 Possible range of FV depending on P/BV multiple P/BV = market psychology 11/11/2019 4:18 PM masterus Hong Kong faces more protests after clashes at university 17 minutes ago Share this with Facebook Share this with Messenger Share this with Twitter Share this with Email Share Related TopicsHong Kong anti-government protests Image copyrightREUTERS Image caption Students are seeking to have police banned from entering campuses Hong Kong is facing another day of anti-government protests after a night of pitched battle at a top university. At the Chinese University of Hong Kong police fired tear gas and rubber bullets as protesters ignited fires and petrol bombs until the early hours. Considerable student anger over police moving their operation onto campuses was matched by police warning that the rule of law was close to "collapse". Riot police continue to be deployed across the city. The police decision to enter campuses signals a shift in strategy, correspondents say, as they have largely avoided clearance operations at schools and universities. 13/11/2019 12:55 PM masterus Hong Kong protests continue to disrupt operations of local banks Banks advise customers to use mobile banking amid suspension of the services of a set of branches due to protests. Continuing protests in Hong Kong keep disrupting the operations of local banks. Today, a number of bank branches are closed due to what is (in a politically correct manner) referred to as “public events”. HSBC published a notice on its website warning that several of its branches are closed today: “HSBC University of Hong Kong Branch, Festival Walk Branch & Premier Centre, Jade Plaza Branch, Central Branch & Premier Centre, Exchange Square Branch & Premier Centre are closed on 12 November 2019 due to public events. HSBC customers can use the Bank’s Internet Banking, Mobile Banking, Phone Banking or self-service banking terminals. We are sorry for the inconvenience and will provide updates on the operation of our outlets as the situation evolves”. Standard Chartered has informed its customers of nine branches affected by the “public events”. 13/11/2019 1:03 PM masterus Hong Kong protests: ‘rioters’ tried to shoot us with arrows, police say as fourth day of mayhem hits city Protesters block Cross-Harbour tunnel and Tolo Highway remains closed City leader Carrie Lam holds late-night meeting with senior ministers to discuss crisis 14/11/2019 1:41 PM masterus Dozens of foreign students have been urged to leave Hong Kong after another night of clashes left several people seriously injured. A worker for the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department, struck by an object thrown by protesters earlier on Wednesday, was in critical condition, according to the government. A 15-year-old believed to have been hit in the head by a tear-gas canister has reportedly suffered a skull fracture. A man dressed in black and around the age of 30 was found dead in Tsuen Wan in Hong Kong’s New Territories, according to police who said he appeared to have fallen from a building. 14/11/2019 1:50 PM masterus On Thursday, foreign students including mainland Chinese students were evacuating Hong Kong after several universities emerged as battlegrounds as protesters tried to prevent police from storming their campuses. 14/11/2019 1:52 PM masterus Protest chaos leads to the most bank branch closings in Hong Kong’s history other than during typhoons 250 bank branches, 19 per cent of the city’s outlets, were closed the whole day while another 100 closed earlier than usual ATMs, online banking remain open 14/11/2019 9:57 PM  |
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