SOHAI LOH....PALMOIL TAKES 6 YEARS TO BEAR FRUITS BUT GLOVES TAKES 9 MTHS TO START PRODUCTION MAH...!!
WHO IS LIKELY EASIER TO OUR PRODUCTION LEH ?
PALMOIL IS PERISHABLE CANNOT KEEP....BUT GLOVES NOT PERISHABLE & CAN KEEP...WHO IS LIKELY & EASIER TO OVER SUPPLY LEH ??
OF COURSE GLOVES MAH....CAN BE EASILY STOCKED UP BCOS NOT PERISHABLE MAH..!!
"JPM: We can take a leaf from the crude palm oil industry which saw a decade of oversupply post a supernormal cycle in the early 2000s Rebuttal: Comparing glove with palm oil is again nonsense. Palm oil oversupply is unavoidable as the FFB (which is perishable) from the increased planted acreages have to be converted to oil. But glove manufacturers can shut down production lines when demand drops. So increased capacity does not have to mean oversupply.
And glove is not a commodity like palm oil. The health and medical segment accounts for 69.4% of global glove sales and gloves for this segment command a premium price as quality is crucial. Hence, buyers are less likely to change suppliers and concomitantly price is also less likely to drop. Therefore, the established large glove supplies will have a great competitive advantage over new entrants."
I think one of the biggest mistake the JP Morgan analyst done is they thought the current ASP has been price into the Quarter Report.
For everyone information, if you place an order with Top Glove today, the ASP maybe is USD90-USD100 per carton, which is equivalent to RM400 per carton (1000 pcs). But this order TopGlove will only fulfill by maybe Q4'2021. That mean, this RM410 per carton sales will only reflected in Q4'2021 or Q1'2022.
For current quarter Q1'2021, the revenue show in the report is reflecting the ASP during Apr-May'20 period, at that time, the ASP is around USD55 per carton, equivalent to RM220 per carton.
If you take Topglove current quarter revenue to calculate, it would be RM4,759,253,000 / 21,250,000 carton* = RM223 per carton.
*21,250,000 carton is derived from 85bil pcs / 4 quarter / 1000 pcs per carton.
Actually these operators disposed TGlove but got caught short because TS has been consistently mopping up their shares either through company SBB or via their own personal capacity. This is causing a major panic amongst the operators because of the coming call warrants due. They wanted to further press down the glove company shares but since they had run out of bullets, they come up with unsubstantial articles to cause panic, hopefully inducing a lower price because retailers throw them or due to margin calls. They are cunning to only target Tglove because of TG position as the industry taikor plus TG happened to have lots of unfavorable news recently. So be careful, do not fall into their traps.
To prove my points, just count the numbers of call warrants due in December - hartalega, kossan, smax and tg. It is ridiculous how Bursa allows them to issue that many CW, every week there are sure some due. For these exercise, I would choose to use TG, Smax, MBB and PBB because they are actively traded and garner the most attention in recent months. The total combined numbers of CW for TG and Smax are 59 whereas MBB and PBB have a total of 19 CW. Then calculate the cash settlement prices and you would know the IBs are losing their pants in recent months because the exercise price and ratio were set too low for Smax and TG. They do not have any issues with MBB and PBB cash settlement prices. That is why the IBs would continuously come out with ridiculous articles and amplified the negative news to their advantages. Then count from Mac, April and May 2021 onwards. You would be shocked at the "expected prices" they have set forward for Smax and TG. My question is "what gives?". What caused the change from a lowly TP of rm3.50 to rm12 (and higher than rm20). That time you would see the true colors of IBs because they would come out heavily to promote what they had decried earlier and they would also give fantastic valuations and TPs. There is no love lost in business, to each, his own. Hence please do not take my word for what it is, do your own homework and derive your own conclusions from it!
JPM has 9.8%of Topglove and over 6% Harta in their portfolio. Let see if these numbers increase or decrease after 31st Dec, then you'll know if they are spoofing or walk the talk. If they really think the tp is 50% of current price, they should have sold at least 50% of their holdings if not all.
Posted by PureBULL ... > Dec 13, 2020 8:40 AM | Report Abuse X
Professional words: NOBODY'S SAFE TILL EVERYONE IS
n not everyone in the world dares to take those imperfect vaccines. like all pandemic, it disappeared by itself. this giant PANDEMIC could take 3 years more. GLOVES truly can help, n should be given a premium valuation not just tech stocks.
The best proven medicine : Everybody must take care n stay SAFE as the circuit.breaker
JPMorgans holding percentages are % of their own portfolio. Not % ownership of the company. The world would be a better place without crooks and Bursa would be a much better place without JP Morgan, Macquarie and their ilk
THE DEMAND FOR GLOVES ALREADY PEAK, COUPLE WITH SHARP INCREASE IN CAPACITIES & COMPETITIONS & VACCINES COMING WHICH IS A RECIPE FOR SHARE PRICE COLLAPSE FOR GLOVES COMPANIES LOH!!
TheStar Sat, Dec 12, 2020 08:10am - 1 day ago
Peak gloves
WHEN the price of crude oil was onward to its historical highs, we were introduced to the phrase “peak oil.”
Peak oil was to show how production of crude oil was at its high and why the world will not see oil gushers in the frequency it has in the past. Well production did rise, given the historic prices that made marginal fields, deepwater and fracking viable.
But demand unfortunately did not keep up because the high prices meant the world started looking at alternative and renewable energy.
Like high oil prices back in the day where the oil majors were sloshing in cash, the same now may be said of our glove manufacturers.
The role and importance of gloves cannot be understated in the global fight against the Covid-19 pandemic although there is much room for improvement in terms of how some in the industry handle the welfare of their workers.
Top Glove Corp Bhd’s extraordinary profit of RM2.38bil in the first quarter of its 2021 financial year was symbolic of high demand and prices, and it was more than the RM1.87bil it made for the whole of its 2020 financial year.
There is no doubt other glove companies will be making super-normal profit for some time but it will be unfathomable to expect that trajectory of profit increases to continue.
As the world starts rolling out vaccines and as more people get inoculated against Covid-19, then the catalyst for the huge profits would increasingly get muted. The argument that the vaccine rollout will require the use of gloves is true but much of that will be one time use. The world has a population of 7.8 billion people and 16 billion pieces of gloves, or 32 billion if there needs to be two injections, to administer a vaccine to each and every person. Top Glove alone makes way more than that.
Then there is competition from new suppliers. Germany is starting to make rubber gloves seeing the demand and profits companies are making, which would indicate that the barriers of entry are not high for a business that can be automated to a way larger degree than it is in Malaysia. Then there is the production increase from existing manufacturers and new players just in Malaysia that are entering the business.
The glove players will make more money than prior to the pandemic but how will the supply dynamics change and prices react will bear watching over the long run.
Everyone also wish & pray for covid 19 end soon, but nobody kow when is the time for fully recovery..dont tell 2021/2022 or 2023, tomorrow wat gonna happen we also dont know..u can look gd to your analysis but dont look down on virus covid 19, vaccine out is gd for everyone, but doest mean vaccine is elixir..even vaccine only 10 months old, how long can sustain vaccine immune still a question mark..dont forget nation n worldwide covid cases raising everyday..comply sop stay at home is the best way to kill the virus , by the way i wish Jp morgan can sell 3.50 on glove market, i am ready here...huat la..
U do not need to know exactly when covid19 is ending, just sell early b4 too late mah...!!
Posted by herry168 > Dec 13, 2020 12:06 PM | Report Abuse
Everyone also wish & pray for covid 19 end soon, but nobody kow when is the time for fully recovery..dont tell 2021/2022 or 2023, tomorrow wat gonna happen we also dont know..u can look gd to your analysis but dont look down on virus covid 19, vaccine out is gd for everyone, but doest mean vaccine is elixir..even vaccine only 10 months old, how long can sustain vaccine immune still a question mark..dont forget nation n worldwide covid cases raising everyday..comply sop stay at home is the best way to kill the virus , by the way i wish Jp morgan can sell 3.50 on glove market, i am ready here...huat la..
If just for gambling just go genting which is more faster, investing is long journey..if u able bear the risk in what you invest into the company , you already know the value before you invest in..market is open everyone , u can decide your self..i wish JPM can queue cheaper to sell on market, huat la..
Stocktraider..the more glove fall..i felt more confident cos i can buy cheaper..huat la..u dont bother me how was my investment strategy, urself take care ur stock position..hehe..
Nothing negative news, is gd news cos can grab cheaper from JP MORGAN..hehe..since Jp morgan big mouth open, i will sell all my banks stocks monday to buy more gloves ,hehehe..
Future gloves high margin falling means share price & profit affected loh!!
"Then there is competition from new suppliers. even Germany is starting to make rubber gloves seeing the demand and profits companies are making, which would indicate that the barriers of entry are not high for a business that can be automated to a way larger degree than it is in Malaysia."
"Then there is the production increase from existing manufacturers and new players just in Malaysia that are entering the business."
"The glove players will make more money than prior to the pandemic but how will the supply dynamics change and prices react will bear watching over the long run."
The question is, what can we do with this unethical and unscrupulous low class JPM? Can we report them to any authority? So that their licence be reviewed and suspended?
The retail investors should stay united against the manipulators who short the glove counters everyday.Keep for the longer term. Be strong and we will overcome their modus operandi.They have to pay for the massive losses when the CWs expire.
Your statement may stand true on how revenue is booked. I'm not sure if on the receipt of an order (to be deliver 400+ days away) whether a percentage of that order's revenue is booked in immediately, or whether 100% is booked only after receipt by the customer.
Assuming the ASP figure you used is the blended ASP (for all the different varieties of gloves that they sell), your calculations still missed out one thing.
That is the value of spot orders which was sold during that particular quarter. Spot orders having a much higher ASP, and are to be delivered within a 3 month window. How you'll calculate that as a portion of revenue is something I'm uncertain of.
For something as essential as healthcare related, when you look at most of the glovemakers earning 50% of their revenue, something is not right. Such essential items usually dont command such ridiculous margins. Assuming everyone is operating at maximum capacity, TG 4.8b revenue - 2,4b profit = 2.4b cost. Assuming the average profit margin during normal times is 15%, well, 400m or so.
Yes, JP Morgan RM3.50 is a bit low... giving it just a PER of 7x based on 400m profit each quarter. I think RM6-7 is a fair value if they kept running at full capacity.
THANK YOU sutp FOR YOUR PRECISION REBUTTALS OF JPM’S RUBBISH. I WROTE A FEW WORDS EARLIER ON JUSTIN’S BRIEF ON THE SAME TOPIC. MUST BE THE COFFEE WE DRINK! CHEERS
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Posted by supersaiyan3 > 2020-12-12 23:29 | Report Abuse
Anyone has JPM's valuation reports?