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SCOMNET ( CoVid Medical Device Producer ) + Ace Market Melting Up

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Publish date: Fri, 07 Aug 2020, 04:48 PM
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Supercomnet [ 0001 ] said its latest catheter for cardiovascular use has been approved and is now listed on the US Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) website. The FDA approval means that the company can now start manufacturing the catheter for its Denmark-based client Ambu and also New York Stock Exchange-listed Edwards Lifesciences Corp, both of which have signed long-term agreements with the company. Orders increased by 5% to 10% every year, whether or not there was a recession.

 

The main products developed by the company include disposable medical consumables for Class 1, Class 2 and intensive care unit (ICU) usage. They are entering a new market, means they are growing and expanding. Revenue will go up, this means higher stock price in the coming future. World population continues to grow, we are entering an aging society, this means more medical needs.

 

 

"It is worth noting that several key products of SMP are utilised in critical medical devices that are needed in the treatment of Covid-19 patientsAmong the critical medical devices are single use disposable bronchoscopes, which are used in the first line of lung treatment for patients with suspected or confirmed Covid-19 infections, and the critical care monitoring cable that is presently being used for patients in the intensive care unit." Source: NST

 

Scomnet is a multiyear healthcare growth stock. It’s attractive also because there are not many heathcare stocks in the region that produces unique high-value medical products. Growth will be driven by its two main customers: US-listed Edwards Lifesciences Corp and Denmark-listed Ambu. To put in perspective, Edward Lifesciences is a company with a market cap of US$42 bil.

 

 

Why Supercomnet? One of The Beter Ace Stock
 
 
 
 
Generally I avoid Ace Market, but Supercomnet is an expection. As you can see from iSaham, they are a profitable company, no negative earnings, no huge debt, and they have good growth, potentially more growth as they enter the medical sector. It is a safe play. If the price does collapse, it will recover quickly as the earnings and revenue will justify their price.
 
 
Note: They only started manufacturing the catheter in June 2020, this means the financial gains is minimal for this coming quarter (April, May and June). QR will be available around 28 August 2020.
 

Will Supercomnet price collapse if the bubble burst? Yes, it will go down together with the rest, that is how it is. For the moment, the rally appears intack and the upside is bigger than the downside. Trade or invest safely, remember, always do your own research.
 

Ace Market Melting Up - Ride The Bull

 

 

Note: Supercomnet is in the Ace Market. So, the benchmark Malaysian Penny Stocks Index ( FBMACE ) just went into melt up mode. The indices were almost near its all time low on March and now has broken all time high and more than tripled in a matter of 5 months. What is going on?
 
Simple. The Malaysian Market is SMALL in the grand scheme of things. There is nothing Fundamentally strong about Malaysian economy, in fact we are in recession.
 
A simple analogy, when you have a tank of water trying to fit into a cup, that's what happened. The Central Banks globally has just sent a tidal wave of unprecedented level. Therefore all of this money is going to go somewhere.
 
I doubt Malaysians or even Malaysian Funds have enough fund to pump this market. This market is certainly driven by foreign fund managers looking for cheap equities globally.
 
 
 
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