CBA release its quarterly report tomorrow, you would think there should be some material gains in earnings. However given what we have seen from ANZ, NAB and Macquarie over the past weeks, what if CBA earnings remain flat or are less than last years? Would it even matter? Investors at these prices are getting dividend yield 3.08%, grossed up 4.4%, however the yield on the one year government bond is 4.2%. You would tolerate this if in the future you think earnings can be uplifted. So we will see tomorrow.
CBA release its quarterly report tomorrow, you would think there...
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