Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL

opfdo · 1 Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 1:14 pm

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Slstock · 2 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 1:24 pm

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Thanks.

Nice to see you back.

opfdo · 3 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 1:27 pm

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Hi sls & others, how you doing. There is a time for everything. I was away from Market, just wait & see....but browse the forum......busy with office work & studies...

slstock wrote:Thanks.

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Slstock · 4 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 1:40 pm

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So what do you feel about market now?

opfdo wrote:Hi sls & others, how you doing. There is a time for everything. I was away from Market, just wait & see....but browse the forum......busy with office work & studies...

slstock wrote:Thanks.

Nice to see you back.

malanp · 5 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 2:14 pm

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Most of researchers relate non voting shares to profit, EPS, NAV and recommend to buy.

I think non voting shares are independent and their price movements are not related to profit or NAV, rather they are related to price of voting shares, their price movements depend on voting share price movements, not on the EPS or NAV

So recommending to buy based on EPS or NAV is wrong.

opfdo · 6 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 2:27 pm

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I think, now it is there, what we have not during the bag period,

"Confidence".

And retailors are in action. It will move up & will come down when selling, but can not expect sudden deep downs.....I think this time will move towords 7000+....will see...

slstock wrote:
So what do you feel about market now?

opfdo wrote:Hi sls & others, how you doing. There is a time for everything. I was away from Market, just wait & see....but browse the forum......busy with office work & studies...

slstock wrote:Thanks.

Nice to see you back.

cseguide · 7 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 2:43 pm

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CAL good report
NTB will have highest gain from all banks according to CAL.
I agree with them
Thanks

Slstock · 8 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 3:03 pm

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NTB has been a very slow mover. Retail interest has got in around Rs 65.

Also DFCC bought for Rs 58 last year and another big chuck changed hand recently.

So Rs 79 is not a high target if the market keep going. I know some people ehre opposes NTB, but looking at the how fast they have grown, they deserve it along with the investors.

This year Dividend was poor though

cseguide wrote:CAL good report
NTB will have highest gain from all banks according to CAL.
I agree with them
Thanks

Bond · 9 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 3:11 pm

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slstock wrote:NTB has been a very slow mover. Retail interest has got in around Rs 65.

Also DFCC bought for Rs 58 last year and another big chuck changed hand recently.

So Rs 79 is not a high target if the market keep going. I know some people ehre opposes NTB, but looking at the how fast they have grown, they deserve it along with the investors.

This year Dividend was poor though

cseguide wrote:CAL good report
NTB will have highest gain from all banks according to CAL.
I agree with them
Thanks

Don't make me laugh Razz

NTB is nothing compared to SEYB.
What about the payment due to SEYB from SLIC - that is a few billions ???

cseguide · 10 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 3:16 pm

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SEYB -getting from SLIC money for what?

Bond · 11 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 3:41 pm

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cseguide wrote:SEYB -getting from SLIC money for what?

For what? That's the billion rupee question Razz

Slstock · 12 Re: Sri Lanka Banking Sector - CAL Sun May 12, 2013 4:49 pm

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Sometime I wonder who you really are . ( yes you have knowledge )

No one said SEYB is bad. This was not a discussion about SEYB ( which i think is attractive too) .

Is your way the only way looking at a share. Market cap is not the only thing that make share prices move.

If NTB is nothing do you think DFCC is stupid to buy 15%? SEYB and NTB having been trading closer to each other since 2010. SEYB leads due to higher NAV and yes it has larger assets.

But NTB has been growing earnings NAV faster than the SEYB in the recent past. It is a fact.

Would you care to enlighten us on SEYB performace compared with NTB within the next few years so reader can get a better picture. Also can you explain more how SEYB will utilize this SLIC billions

What about NP loans?

BTW : I think SEYB and NTB is still attractive ( not to jump and buy) . SEYB share price will usually lead NTB ( as right now)

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slstock wrote:NTB has been a very slow mover. Retail interest has got in around Rs 65.

Also DFCC bought for Rs 58 last year and another big chuck changed hand recently.

So Rs 79 is not a high target if the market keep going. I know some people ehre opposes NTB, but looking at the how fast they have grown, they deserve it along with the investors.

This year Dividend was poor though

cseguide wrote:CAL good report
NTB will have highest gain from all banks according to CAL.
I agree with them
Thanks

Don't make me laugh NTB is nothing compared to SEYB.
What about the payment due to SEYB from SLIC - that is a few billions ???