although their NIM will improve, they may also have to factor in non performing loans ( or bad debts ) as their clients may face difficulties in repayment. Another factor to consider is the macro outlook. If a recession hits globally, all stocks will drop. As the saying goes, all ships will rise and drop with the tide. So maybe prudent in buy in now and keep more for later.
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