Anonymous

15d ago

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Local bank stocks hit all time high

Time to buy or sell now?

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SH

9d ago

If you have the stock, just hold and do nothing. if you don't have the stock, not wise to buy ATH.

in nutshell, do nothing now.

wait for good valuation then buy.

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Logan Flynn

9d ago

I want to buy, is this the right time?

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Li Elizabeth

9d ago

Depends on if you have spare funds, or if you are a trader for profits or holding for dividends.

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Wrong Sean

11d ago

I have DCAed on and off into bank stocks for a couple of years. Will continue.

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Kent Toh

11d ago

Consultant at Sprinklr

This ATH can and will become ATH again....

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