Bought my first bank UOB

Bought 100 shares of UOB at $21.2. Is around 0.94 PB and using $1.1 as dividend it has a dividend yield of 5.1%. I missed out the opportunity to buy banks previously so I decided to buy them now.

Looking to add DBS, personally I am more keen to purchase DBS however DBS is trading above 1PB. I have a bigger margin of safety to purchase UOB as compare to DBS.

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