HLIB has lifted its net profit estimates for RHB Bank by 4%-5% or around 3sen a share for the financial year ending Dec 31, 2024. This means it's EPS would come in at around 70sen a share. Assuming a conservative PE of 10, this would mean RHB is worth at least RM7 a share.
Banks should do well this year. DBS bank has turned in a record third quarter profit, with an eps of SGD0.98 despite a 1 for 10 bonus issue earlier this year.
Only 6sen a share for the past two years. RHB Bank's yield is still much better though AmBank has a lower PE. It is OK if there is no brokerage. I would commit fresh capital rather than sell my RHB in exchange for another bank counter.😲😲😲
Creeping up slowly ahead of the announcement of its latest quarterly financial results. Perhaps is an indication that it would be better than the previous two quarters. Hope I am right🤣🤣
At RM6.61 a share, RHB Bank's closing price today is incidentally its highest since late September 2014. Nonetheless, I am still envious of CIMB Bank's performance.
CIMB EPS 69 sen and trading at PB 1.3x. RHB EPS 61 sen trading at 0.93 PBV. I know it is silly to assume, but hoping RHB to trade at 1.0 PBV isn't asking for too much. 😁
Totally no capital gains in 2021, 22 and 23. Only managed to get some dividends with an average yield of just over 7%. This year isn't too bad. Total gains about 30% since the beginning of the year. Hope it continues to move forward like CIMB Bank.
No la, I only play play a little on 2...3...banks, hoping to dapat cari makan....nasi lemak and minum teh tarik 😊 ...unlike you, who own so many counters.
Despite announcing a set of impressive third quarter results and buy recommendations from quite a number of IBs, RHB Bank's share price still faced strong selling pressure this morning. Really no logic.
Average EPS over the past three years was about 65sen and dividend was 40sen a share. At RM6.50 a share, it is still trading at a PE of about 10 and a dividend yield of 6.15%. This year's EPS should exceed 70sen, so it is still a good bet at this level.
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 9 — Local institutions continued to be Bursa Malaysia’s primary supporters, with net buying skyrocketing nearly fivefold to RM1.06 billion last week from RM207.7 million recorded in the week before.
Local institutions’ interest focused on Tenaga Nasional, Maybank, CIMB, AMMB, and RHB Bank, which were the top stocks to record weekly net inflows last week.
As the second most heavily sold down stock by foreign funds so far this year, RHB Bank's share price is still up by almost 20% since the beginning of the year. Not a small achievement.
MBB: Downgrade RHB to HOLD RHB’s 9M24 results were within expectations, and our forecasts are maintained. Our MYR6.80 TP is unchanged and is pegged to a CY25E P/BV of 0.9x (COE: 10.5%, g: 4%, ROE: 9.8%). RHB’s share price has performed well, and with limited upside to our TP, we downgrade the stock to HOLD. Dividend yields of c.6% provide support.
Whether it is upgrade, downgrade or hold, I won't be selling at this level. Would wait until the announcement of its full year results and the quantum of final dividend, then only make a decision.
RHB Bank closed last year at RM5.45. Even if it closes today at RM6.40, it is still an impressive gain of 95sen a share, excluding the 40sen a share dividend.
my cost basis is still RM 5.53. im just waiting for another small pump or rally then will sell half. Worst case, just wait for it to slow climb back up again.
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The only 6% dividend yield bank below $10