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Anonymous

23 Nov 2020

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No doubt that Singtel is cheap. The market value of Singtel's JVs and associates alone is S$2.27 per Singtel share. But why is the market still discounting Singtel?

What does it need to do to be discounted less?

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Ryan

23 Nov 2020

Everyone's valuation method for companies can be different.

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Kok Hong

23 Nov 2020

Singtel is like a sinking ship, people are just hoping it will get the digital bank licence

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Maisul

23 Nov 2020

Youtuber at Google (Channel : Say Do Invest)

I think most of the time market does not make sense.

I did a video on singtel stock anysis and disc...

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