When a solid blue-chip stock suddenly pulls back, the knee-jerk reaction for most investors is to jump in and buy the dip. Singapore banks are well known for their strong capital ratios, resilient ROEs, and dominant regional franchises, so buying the dip feels like a no-brainer.
However, I base my decisions on market data and statistical evidence rather than pure emotion. As an OCBC shareholder, that’s why I'm doing nothing for now.