Shyon
02-07 01:07
DBS $DBS(D05.SI)$ is my stock in focus going into next week’s results, and I remain confidently bullish. With the share price just below the S$60 psychological level, I see the upcoming earnings as a catalyst rather than a hurdle. DBS has clearly established itself as the sector alpha, and the market is looking for confirmation—not perfection.

My confidence comes from the improving earnings mix. Net interest margins appear close to a bottom, while wealth management continues to drive higher-quality, fee-based growth. This strengthens the case that DBS is evolving beyond a pure rate-cycle play into a more resilient earnings compounder.

On top of that, dividend certainty provides strong downside support. Higher payouts and buybacks continue to attract long-term capital, and with sentiment still constructive, I believe DBS can break above S$60 next week. My vote: A.

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DBS Earnings Preview: Is $60 the Ceiling or a New Launchpad?
The "Alpha" of Singapore banking, DBS, is set to release its full-year 2025 and Q4 results on Monday, Feb 9. With the stock currently hovering near the $60 psychological barrier after a massive 2025 rally, all eyes are on whether this report will provide the momentum for a breakout. With the stock closing at S$59.66, we are just cents away from history. A. Breakout to $60+! Wealth management growth will shock the market; the rally continues. B. Buy the Rumor, Sell the Fact. Seasonal weakness and "priced-in" news lead to a pullback toward $58.
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