@fighting dragons, excellent piece of analysis, very clear and concise. Thank you so much.
Indeed, glove sector is the only safe bet in this covid pandemic era. But somehow, many are distracted and put their money in other sectors, without looking at the real danger of the covid impact on the macro and micro economy frontiers.
The recovery phase will not be that fast for many countries, even China has to rely on the Inner and Outer-Dual Cycle (Domestic and export)to kick start their economy. The worse is yet to come.
Israel is facing another full scale lock down due to new wave of Covid. Many other countries will face the same problem and the irrational exuberance of the Nasdaq (tech sector) may create another huge bubble and similar incident in 2000 may occur anytime from now, with the ripples spread across the glove. Bolehland's tech sector will be hit hard if NASDAQ burst.
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Beware: the US-China technology war is about to burst the tech bubble • Tech stocks are overvalued, thanks to central banks. And as the impact of the US-China tech war becomes increasingly obvious and the pandemic cools demand for hi-tech goods, a chill will be thrown over stock markets
Comment: For those who are buying tech stocks, beware. Read this article carefully.
The most important criteria for the share price of stock to go up north is the growth of PAT or EPS. There is a strong growth on PAT of Supermx in Q1 2021 result. Likewise, there is a strong growth on PAT of Topglov in Q4 2020 result. You do not need to do anything, you need to hold tight like your wife and wait patiently to win big. Thank you.
Good write up. Pharma are not displaying ANY superior revenue & profit as compared to gloves. Pharma are just hypes and there's so many of them unlike the major top5 for glove that commands 70% of market share for gloves.
Good analytic fightingdragon. Thank you. We need people like you in our forum tht talk facts with figures. It is indeed that most orders has been locked till at least 2Q 2021 even for those smaller company like Kossan, what more for Top gloves. The bull may end perhaps by 3Q or 4Q of 2021 where the vacine kicks in and more companies that embark into glove production making the market share wider. Having say all these, Top glove is a well managed company that stands the test of time.
The writing is on the wall,follow the PAT, sit n hang on tight n ride the gravy train, ignore the noises n inevitable corrections, you will eventually hit the pot of gold. Huat ahhhh
First, you need to separate out which are noise and which are signals.
Whatever newsflows, be it about vaccine, windfall tax, shifting of funds to recovery play, all these are noises.
Focus on the signals, i.e. the earnings. All that matters are earnings.
Glove is one sector you can be sure to see earnings growth q-o-q. In comparison to tech, which valuation has gone off the roof in my view, gloves valuations remain reasonable, backed up by numbers, the forward earnings.
Supermax management guidance during the presentation to analysts clearly indicated their best results are yet to come. Uninformed retail investors will follow the herd mentality no matter what you tell them. Only those with strong holding power and clear view will see through this shake out and reap big reward.
1) Orders confirmed for next 12 months (as of July update). Probably more than 18 months by now
2) Deposit paid
3) Selling price determined by seller and ASP rising monthly
4) Plant #12 Block B construction resumed and expected to add 2.2 billion capacity to by 4Q CY2020
You have confirmed order, high selling price and additional capacity coming yet retail investors panic sell. Noobs
Widespread vaccinations against the coronavirus are not expected until mid-2021, a spokeswoman for the World Health Organization said, Reuters reported.
“We are not expecting to see widespread vaccination until the middle of next year,” spokeswoman Margaret Harris told reporters at a briefing in the United Nations agency’s Geneva headquarters, according to Reuters.
Malaysia's glove makers struggle to meet booming demand
Malaysian manufacturer Top Glove, which describes itself as the world's biggest producer of rubber gloves, said it is seeing orders for 11-12 billion a month, compared with 4.5 billion prior to the pandemic.
As a result, customers must now wait nearly 600 days for their orders to be filled, compared with a normal delivery time of 30-40 days, said chief executive, Lim Wee Chai.
US-based Allied Market Research estimates that the global disposable gloves market amounted to US$6.8 billion in 2019, and is expected to nearly triple to US$18.8 billion by 2027.
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@fighting dragons, excellent piece of analysis, very clear and concise. Thank you so much.
Indeed, glove sector is the only safe bet in this covid pandemic era. But somehow, many are distracted and put their money in other sectors, without looking at the real danger of the covid impact on the macro and micro economy frontiers.
The recovery phase will not be that fast for many countries, even China has to rely on the Inner and Outer-Dual Cycle (Domestic and export)to kick start their economy. The worse is yet to come.
Israel is facing another full scale lock down due to new wave of Covid. Many other countries will face the same problem and the irrational exuberance of the Nasdaq (tech sector) may create another huge bubble and similar incident in 2000 may occur anytime from now, with the ripples spread across the glove. Bolehland's tech sector will be hit hard if NASDAQ burst.
Kindly read the following article:
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Beware: the US-China technology war is about to burst the tech bubble
• Tech stocks are overvalued, thanks to central banks. And as the impact of the US-China tech war becomes increasingly obvious and the pandemic cools demand for hi-tech goods, a chill will be thrown over stock markets
Comment: For those who are buying tech stocks, beware. Read this article carefully.