Still overpriced.

When a company that is poor at allocating capital, I think the forward PE should be around 5.

And assuming they can achieve 70% of their super earnings cycle, the share is worth around RM4.15. At RM4.15, TG is a good buy.

At RM6, 14% overvalued

Glove stocks are overpriced.

And Wee Chai made a mistake buying back with other people's money. He should've allowed the dividends to support the share price instead of giving it all to EPF.

Tropicana shareholders are shortchanged too.

I think TG share price should be around RM4.5 based on historical earnings, and new demand post pandemic

When KYY says buy, you know it is time to run.

When shorting begins next year, SuperMax will go down further. As more glove makers come online, and demand normalise, profits will fall.

The game is over.

No more supercycle earning from 2021. So, stock market looks forward 12 months to 18 months, I think the game is over.

If you've made money, excellent, time to take profits.

KWAP did not get private placement. Private placement was given out to any CIMB clients.

Everything is valuation valuation and valuation.

nothing to do with support or not.

Can glove stocks maintain their supercycle profits? no. Will there be a larger demand compared to pre-covid, yes.

But does it justify the share price to go up more than 3x and stay there with TP going even higher than that? I do not think so.

I would like Top Glove and EPF to stop buying to let the market decide the price. I think, the price would fall 10% down. After three sessions of 10% down, TG would be fairly valued.

The smart money for TG is to not buy back now. But a glove manufacturer is not an investor, so they are making the wrong moves here.

Supermax is overvalued as the supercycle move towards the end. Supermax can not improve on their EPS post 2022, which means, unless Supermax pays a dividend, their share price will return to the good old days (plus increased capacity)

There are just too many players, and too little margin, when 2022 comes.

Extreme profits for TG is not sustainable.

- New glove makers in the market, more than 10 new players are in, creating new supply to reduce demand
- Pandemic is ending, within 6 - 12 months. Forward looking earnings will no longer be relevant
- Mr. Lim should give out dividend or spend on their workers welfare (or capacity building). Buying back when market is selling, is not a good way to use capital.

Still overvalued by 30%.

I think people are silly to buy at these levels.

Once, the pandemic is over, and already more players joining in, the supercycle of profit will be gone.

I think we should only share constructive opinion on the shares

Criticizing a Malaysian made product shows you lack class and national pride.

I hope AA survives, as AA is a Malaysian boleh company.

If you do not have good things to say, just keep quiet.