hongma golf only 10.71pe listed in hong kong.

Maybe mynews going to supply food to airline

eonomy not good npl will increase.

DAMN EXPENSIVE

LMEselect Tin 3 Month, USD/mt - 28,130
SMM #1 Tin Ingot Price, USD/mt - 32,168.99
LF Solder Price, USD/mt -32,864.54

LMEselect Tin 3 Month, USD/mt - 28420

pe still high

the share price will drop back to 0.40

Do the cu store perform good...

but no growth

Padini no more growth.

MSC will not peform due to the ringgit devalue and yet there raw material bought from other mine for the refining activities. so will affect the margin also. will go back to below rm1.50.

Our last call and target price are Outperform and RM1.65.

best is below RM2.00

1.00

All bank will come down. Not need to hurry...

Ffb drop to 0.50 sen. Too many idea and some how lost strategy

Ev pro...

there is no announcement by pharmaniaga to bursa on the
concession. so anytime also can still be terminate.

wilmar also down..

Below rm3.00 is the best. If not other will eat them

see DIY below rm1.00. too many competitor already. there need to close some of the underperformance store now

Below 70 sen.. retailer in malaysia will have tough time going forward

Shipping rate is droping going forward

TNB SPLIT UNIT..

less trading activities. so drop lah.

yeap. 22890

The problem is how to export the durian. Long digestation

back to 0.30

If the 2023 can have profit of 33mil than is good

The 2022 result already is over the 2020 result which is at pre covid result.

If privatise than maybe at rm0.68 first than after that up again

Privatise and list it somewhere else

BETTER STAY AWAY FIRST

Now 21% undervalued after recent price drop
Over the last 90 days, the stock is down 5.3%.
The fair value is estimated to be RM0.57, however this is not to be taken as a buy recommendation but rather should be used as a guide only.
Revenue has grown by 2.7% over the last 3 years. Earnings per share has grown by 11%.
Revenue is forecast to decline by 0.5% in 2 years. Earnings is forecast to grow by 16% in the next 2 years.

valuation expensive

Aberdeen bought it . Just like Aeon when there bought it the share run up. After than keep on selling. Now aeon only at how much... So wait and see. Maybe will go even lower.

the news is true. so have to wait unil below rm0.35 is the best. see how i goes

28,850

Innature’s business motto is elegant in its simplicity - Business As A Force For Good. Innature has been pursuing ESG right from the start, long before it was cool.

Innature is one of the rare small-cap Malaysian listed companies which actually go out of their way to show that they care about Sustainability. ESG is the bridge between corporations and governments - where the societal role of corporations is to optimize scarce resources, while the societal role of government is to provide for indispensable social needs even if they may not necessarily be sustainable.

ESG tries to pull companies closer to the middle by enabling the sustainable provision of social needs, resurrecting the premise of the social contract - where the immense resources of the private sector are lent towards performing some of the heavy lifting in society. It also harkens back to the ancient days of old, before the corporations’ sole duty was purely in the service of maximizing shareholder returns. The investment thesis is simply that the current share price (RM 0.64) is trading at a discount to the value of the low-risk Malaysian operations alone - there are no valuation gymnastics to be performed here. Cash flow risk is lower than Gandhi’s ego, and being paid a normalized dividend yield of 4.5% while waiting for valuations to revert to mean at least offsets inflation. I am willing to stake my reputation on this company not going bankrupt.

Hence, this thesis boils down to simply waiting for valuations to revert to the mean (i.e. 60% upside at 25x FY19 when the next retail upcycle rolls along, while getting paid an above-average bond yield to wait. Why do I make reference to ‘bond yield’? Because their cash flows are highly robust and the company is in a net cash position, making their dividends bond-like. For the aforementioned low-risk and earnings visibility reasons, Branded Retail stocks tend to command relatively high valuations for the Retail sector of about 25-30x. For reference, the local Starbucks (Berjaya Food: 5196.KL) and 7-11 (SEM: 5250.KL) listed entities are currently (and have consistently) trading at 30x and 25x pre-covid earnings respectively, without any significant growth catalysts in sight.

stock which is Inflation & Deflation ....with the tourism openning, will benefit the share...

USD 28,355. Down

TO GO BACK TO RM5.00 is in doubt...

rm3.50 mahu sampai sudah loh....

MSC see you at rm0.70

That upward pressure in the tin market continued at the start of 2021, according to Reuters, with prices up 10 percent in the first month of the year. In fact, in late January 2021, the tin price reached highs not seen since 2014, and analysts remain optimistic about the long-term outlook for the tin market.

Tin is primarily used to coat other metals due to its ability to retain a high polish and prevent corrosion. Tin is also an alloy metal used in soldering and the production of rare earths superconducting magnets. Because of its price rise and key uses, interest in tin investing is increasing.

According to the US Geological Survey’s most recent report on the metal, the overall incline in tin production came on the back of higher prices. That coincides with the fact that the tin market has been in deficit for nine of the last 10 years, and is expected to remain in deficit as tin use increases.

Due to its many positive characteristics, there are a lot of uses for tin. For example, the metal is malleable, ductile and not easily oxidized in air; it’s also lightweight, durable and fairly resistant to corrosion. Those qualities make tin, which is obtained from the mineral cassiterite, a good candidate for use in solder, as well as tinplate, chemicals, brass and bronze and other niche areas.

In terms of where tin is produced, China was the world’s top tin producer in 2019; it put out 85,000 metric tons (MT) of the metal, down 5,000 MT from the previous year. Indonesia is close on China’s heels at 80,000 MT. Third on the list is Burma at 54,000 MT. Total world output for the year was 310,000 MT, down 8,000 MT from the previous year, and world tin reserves sit at 4.7 million MT.

The world’s top tin-producing companies include China’s Yunnan Tin (SZSE:000960), Indonesia’s PT Timah (IDX:TINS) and Malaysia Smelting (SGX:NPW) in Malaysia.

The third-largest producer of tin last year was Malaysia Smelting. Refined tin production: 25,752 tonnes of tin in 2019 vs 27,085 tonnes in 2018 which decreased 5%. The tin in concentrates in 2019 is 2,288 tonnes vs 2,355 tonnes in 2018. The company is also over a century old, and since 1887 has been a key integrated producer of tin and tin-based products, as well as a leader in custom tin smelting.

It is a subsidiary of Singapore’s the Straits Trading Company (SGX:S20), and has a number of its own wholly owned subsidiaries; Malaysia Smelting also holds interests in several other companies.

As mentioned, investing in tin is becoming more and more appealing as demand for the metal grows. Tin is also interesting for investors because of its ability to serve as a hedge against the US dollar and against inflationary pressures in certain environments.

Rare earths, used in the high-strength magnets found in much of the latest tech, from smartphones to wind turbines to electric vehicles (EVs), will be a primary focus for the resource sector well into the next decade as more countries in the west work to create supply chains less dependent on China.

As mentioned, the rare earth element (REE) space felt the impact of COVID-19 most strongly during the first half of the year, as lockdowns and containment measures in China impacted the shipping of products domestically and to the rest of the world.

“We have seen demand from most REE end-use sectors fall back in 2020, with the exception of REE magnets, which continued to show growth in the year supported by increased use in wind turbines, EV/hybrid EV drivetrains and consumer electronics,” he said. “In H2 2020, the REE market recovered well, with supply returning and trade of materials returning to normal levels (and above).”

Adamas Intelligence estimates that global consumption of NdFeB permanent magnets fell by approximately 10 percent last year on account of the pandemic’s negative effects on demand for everything from automotive micromotors and sensors, to wind power generators, consumer appliances, cordless powertools and a number of other end uses and applications.

IS THE 3RD LARGEST CAN GO UP AGAIN

epf also sell today

BECAREFUL LATER DOWN NOT NEED TO BLAME PEOPLE FOR NOT TELLING