Smart investors can capitalise on a downturn by buying solid stocks at cheap prices.
Did he sell? He didn’t. He saw it as an opportunity to shop for high quality dividend stocks because the stocks were on “Christmas sales”, especially right after the Movement Control Order was imposed.But, with only so much to spend he needed to be cautious. The considerations included whether to buy more shares in companies already in the portfolio or to acquire new stocks in which he had never invested in before. Both were appealing.Take a look at DBS Group Holdings Ltd.
The above ratios measure DBS’ balance sheet strength and NSFR, LCR and TCR were above the minimum regulatory requirements of the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Both the PER and P/B ratio were at their 10-year low while the dividend yield was at its 10-year high. So, if DBS falls to S$18, S$17 or S$15, it would be good news, and one could buy in anticipation that it will drop further in the future.Here is what happened to the investment in DBS and the writer’s portfolio presently.
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