$Visa(V)$ reports its fiscal Q3 2026 earnings on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, after market close. Here is a breakdown of the key metrics to watch, Wall Street consensus, and potential short-term options trading setups. Wall Street Estimates & Key Metrics Visa management previously guided for low-double-digit net revenue growth and low-teen operating expense growth. Specific Metrics Investors Will Scrutinize: Cross-Border Spend: High-margin international travel volume is Visa's primary earnings engine. Investors will check if international consumer spend held up amidst global macro noise or summer travel tailwinds (e.g., European/FIFA events). Value-Added Services (VAS): Non-transactional services (cybersecurity, fraud prevention, open banking, tokeniz

$Blackstone Group LP(BX)$ reports its Q2 2026 earnings on July 23, 2026, before the opening bell. As the premier barometer for alternative asset management, BX often sets the narrative for the broader private equity, private credit, and real estate landscapes. 1. Wall Street Expectations & Consensus Estimates Distributable Earnings (DE) / EPS: Wall Street estimates hover around $1.31 to $1.35 per share (up ~8% YoY). Segment Revenues: Expected at roughly $3.34 billion (+8.7% YoY). Historical Beat History: Blackstone has beaten consensus estimates for four consecutive quarters. Blackstone (BX) reported its Q1 2026 financial results on April 23, 2026. Despite a challenging macroeconomic environment, the firm delivered a strong top- and bottom-line

DBS is one of my core holdings, accumulating it when there are major crashes or good dips. Although the fundamentals are pretty solid, the current valuation seems stretched, with forward expectations fully priced in. A strong rally eventually needs a good reason to support it's run and  and in the coming earnings report, we will test the market sentiments.

I've been holding the Singapore banks for a while, and they've been one of the steadiest performers in my portfolio this year. Personally, I prefer $DBS(D05.SI)$ for its strong franchise, consistent dividend growth, and leading digital banking platform. While the stocks are at record highs, I believe the rally is supported by improving fundamentals rather than just market optimism. That said, I'm not chasing prices after such a strong run. Valuations are definitely higher now, so I'd rather wait for pullbacks or volatility to add more. If earnings continue to surprise through stronger net interest income, wealth management fees, and healthy loan growth, I think the long-term trend remains intact. For me, Singapore's big three banks are core lon

The STI has risen 10 days straight, hitting new all-time highs repeatedly. And when you look at this year's top 5 gainers on the whole Singapore market — 3 out of 5 are banks: OCBC (+47.4%), DBS (+33.1%), UOB (+30.5%). DBS also just crossed S$200 billion in market cap for the first time. Macquarie Research (a research firm) just put out their Q2 preview on the sector, and they're bullish — upgrading DBS and UOB to Outperform, joining OCBC, and raising target prices 24% on average.

I dont particularly hold any positions on Singapore banks, but I believe by having holdings of STI ETF, it has a large exposure to local banks. Singapore is definitely shining as there seems to be challenges and turmoil everywhere else in the world. Almost every stock are hitting all time highs. I am definitely waiting for a pullback before I increase my positions again. I dont believe in the herd mentality, so I will wait for stocks to retrace until a fair value before I enter.

🌟🌟🌟This week a wave of global volatility rippled through the STI Index, pulling all the 3 Singapore banking giants into the red. But as a long term investor of $DBS(D05.SI)$ $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ and $UOB(U11.SI)$ I am still comfortably up.  A single week of downward pressure cannot erase a legacy of compound growth. Let the market play its casino games - the 3 Singapore banks will hol

Thing is rates SHOULD go up, and usually we are price takers, following what the US feds do. With all the mess and inflation in the USA, mostly created by the president himself, interest SHOULD be going up up to arrest the trend. However the Donald fancies himself an expert and instead wants the rates LOWERED, even resorting to putting in place a puppet (who the wider market somehow convinces themselves, is a financial hawk). At the first given opportunity, Warsh (the newly installed Fed chair) chose to hold rates steady, which was mind-blowing to say the least, and the market should have taken a huge punishment. Now the gamble gets pushed back another quarter: everyone is convinced that this time round the rate will really go up. [LOL] [LOL] The market is gambling, and we actually pr

I bought DBS only 100 share and when price n sold when it went up  but now this horse till have energy

Certainly bank stock are the good to own portfolio as for the stability and dividend payouts. Thank you for the sharing

Hi Tigers!🐯 👋 Something that caught my eye this week: Singapore's big three banks — $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$(+47.36%); $DBS(D05.SI)$(+33.11%); $UOB(U11.SI)$(+30.49%) — are all sitting at record highs, and honestly, as someone still fairly new to investing, I had NO idea what was actually driving it. So I dug into the research and wanted to break it down simply, for anyone else who's also new to this 👇 What happened? The STI has risen 10 days straight, hitting new all-time highs repeatedly. And when you look at this year's top 5 gainers on the whole Singapore market — 3 out of 5 are banks: OCBC (+47.4%), DBS (+33.1%

PCT: Should You Invest In JPM v2.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. Whether you should invest in JPMorgan Chase (JPM) depends heavily on your investment strategy, as Wall Street largely considers it a premier, high-quality "buy", but valuation metrics show it may be currently expensive for value-focused investors. Backed by record-setting Q2 2026 earnings of $21.2 billion and a deep economic moat, the stock is a favorite among momentum and growth traders. The Case for Investing (Pros) Record-Breaking Profits: JPM posted the highest quarterly profit ever by a U.S. bank in Q2 2026. Revenue reached $58 billion, fueled by a 35% surge in markets revenue and a 30% climb in investment banking fees. Elite Management: CEO Jamie Dimon has maintained an impressive 19% return on equity (ROE), consistently