"Lowballer" is not a complimentary term so i wouldn't suggest calling everyone who is successful a lowballer. It is true that everyone successful has a part in fixing the COY but this does not make him a lowballer. More important is the intention and frame of mind of the bidder. If say, by freak chance the COY is 10%, it would not be correct to call someone who bid 9.9% a lowballer. And what if the issue was not fully subscribed and there were no bids above 10%?
Rather, i would say the real lowballers are those who bid at a level that they themselves would not be happy to accept.
For eg, a person using cash may be happy only if he gets 4% but he still bids 0.5%. Or a person using CPF may be happy only if he gets 2.9% but he bids 0.1%
If
everyone bids at the minimum level that they honestly are happy to be successful at
taking into account alternative investment options and personal preferences, you wont have any complaints when COY suddenly drops to say 2%. Right now, these real lowballers are exposing themselves to exactly this risk
exactly!
just be sensible to pick own biddings .
ignore sour grapes .
everyone has different needs and requirement.
end of day, you take care of your own pocket.
I am happy that eventually I managed to deploy the targeted CPF OA amount for T-Bill.
start getting more busy, no longer has the luxury to queue at Banks.
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