KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 4): There could be a big shift from growth to value stock investing across ASEAN markets which include Malaysia in the second half of 2022 "if the world goes back to normalcy" as the global economy recovers from the impact of Covid-19 pandemic-driven movement restrictions, according to Maybank Kim Eng head of regional equity research Anand Pathmakanthan.
"If there's a switch back to value, [Malaysia's FBM] KLCI should do pretty well as they have all the stable and cyclical stocks with decent [dividend] yields," Anand said on Tuesday (Jan 4, 2022) at a market outlook webinar organised by Maybank Investment Bank Bhd.
In equities investment terminology, growth investing is a strategy in which investors buy shares of companies which are expected to achieve higher growth versus the broader market.
Meanwhile, value investing involves buying equities which are transacted at a discount to their intrinsic worth.
TAANN and many other plantations stocks are presently trading at ridiculously low PE, high DY , high intrinsic value , may see their share price stage a great turnaround this year . Afterall, investors are not naive to forever ignore high earnings and high dividend yielding stock .
The most effecient planter IOI today dropped 9 sen (2.3%) by right Taan should command a price of at least 4.50 based on its earnings potential but is still nowhere near there needless to say no big funds are buying right now
Climate change and extreme weather is going to limit agriculture production globally. Edible oil crop prices will stay elevated for years and benefit oil palm plantations. Will investors continue to ignore high earnings and high DY sector ?
CPO avg Q4 21 is $5,154 which is 17% higher than last Q.. TAANN's Jan-Sept 21 EPS is 49.6 sen Est EPS Q4 21 is 25.5 sen FY21 EPS shall be 75.1 sen. Share price @ 4/1/22 $3.40 PE is( 340/75.1) = 4,5X % return on share price is (75.1/340 )=22% If dividend payout is 60%, DY is 13.2%
Johnzhang I hope you are right but looking at the big picture only Taan has some decent gain the rest of the plantation counters almost all in sick bed that also we may not know if this level will hold for Taan
@titan332, The only variable in my calculation is the Estimated EPS Q4 2021 which I stated 25.5 sen. I am convinced that it is realistic. Pls share your calculation if you think it is unrealistic.
It is also not true that except TAANN all other plantation counters are in " sick bed".
Gain in 1 month (ie 6/12/21 to 5/1/22) for the other plantation counters are as below : (price 6/12/21 , price 5/1/22, % Gain)
As much as I would like Taan to hit the roof as this is the only plantations stock I have now the reality is it won't cross the 3.80 mark in the near term but higher chances for it to fall below 3.20 in the coming weeks
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 5): Crude palm oil (CPO) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives climbed higher at Wednesday’s closing on concerns over weak output.
Palm oil trader David Ng said the low stock level continued to lift sentiment higher coupled with news report that the government will implement the biodiesel programme by the end of the year, which is positive for CPO prices.
“Given that the first quarter is typically the low production season for palm oil, Malaysia is currently experiencing heavier-than-usual rainfall in some of the oil palm regions and the current labour shortage issue remains unresolved,” it said.
The benchmark palm oil contract — March 2022 rallied above RM5,000 a tonne to RM5,036 a tonne, up RM122.
Meanwhile, CPO futures contract for January 2022 gained RM178 to RM5,437 a tonne, February 2022 rose RM184 to RM5,288 a tonne, April 2022 went up RM126 to RM4,836 a tonne, May 2022 gained RM123 to RM4,677 a tonne and June 2022 climbed RM123 to RM4,550 a tonne.
The physical CPO price for January South went up RM120 to RM5,450 a tonne from RM5,330 a tonne on Monday.
@Titan3322, With very strong company’s fundamentals and very robust edible oil market, I won’t want to bet Taann share price to go reverse gear to $3.2O or below $3.10 as you recently anticipated . Sharp price correction can still happen if sharp drop of Down Jone cause the panic . When that happens, no stock is safe .
In all past financial or economic crisis Asian Financial crisis, 911, Lehman collapse, all stocks including CPO/plantation stocks itumbled as knee jerk reaction . But CPO/plantation stocks staged the quickest and strong recovery. Bear in mind , good time or bad time , the demand for edible oil remain strong .
Johnzhang and calvintaneng both of you are not wrong about the future of palm oil prices but the same logic did not reflect on the price of big cap plant stocks like IOI and Sime plant tats why I only keep Taan but still the downwards bias is more than than the upwards at this level
Lehman collapse on 15/9/2008 triggering subprime meltdown.
Taann's share price (adjusted for right/bonus issue effect) before and after Lehman's collapse :
on 12/9/2008 (pre-lehman collapse) $ 2.68 on 27/2/2009 (5 months after Lehman) $1.08 (hit the lowest point) on 31/7/2009 (10 months after lehman) $2.31 on 2/4/2010 (19 months after lehman) $2.94 on 8/4/2011 (31 months after lehman) $4.56
Taann's share price took just about a year to recover to pre Lehman, thereafter it surge 4 times from the low point in tandem with CPO price.
CPO price before and after Lehman's collapse : on 12/9/2008 (pre-lehman) $2,336 on 28/10/2008 (1 mth after Lehman) $1,410 (hit the Lowest point) Avg Nov 2008 $1,540 Avg Dec 2008 $1,550 Ang Jan 2009 $1,850 Avg Feb 2009 $1,840 Ang Mar 2009 $2,020 Ang Apr 2009 $2,454
CPO took only about 7 months to recover after lehman. Thereafter, CPO surged to 3,742 in Dec 2010, $3,930 in Feb 2011.
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Posted by casanwk > Jan 6, 2022 8:50 AM | Report Abuse
Stock price can only go up if there is sufficient institutional investors pushing it up.
ESG is always a cloud shadowing plantation stocks.
Anyway to us retail investors, esp those in for dividends, TA ANN is a good proposition, just that I won't bank on much capital (price) upside due to the 1st reason I pointed out above.
PUTRAJAYA (Jan 5): The palm oil industry, being the fourth largest contributor to the Malaysian economy, is expected to maintain its 2021 performance in 2022, backed by various marketing and promotional efforts to be conducted by the Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities and its agencies.
As of November 2021, total exports of Malaysian palm oil and its derivatives stood at 22.14 million tonnes and due to high palm oil prices, total revenue increased by 40% to RM91.4 billion as compared to 2020. This morning Mabel's collection of BioFuel Plantation continue to rise..
U see why plantation is the best safe value investment leh ?!
Why leh ??
1. It is traded at attractive price with big discount & margin of safety mah!
2. Plantation land are good hedge of inflation loh!
3. Plantation generate good steady cash flow & earned big forex for the country mah!
4. Plantation give food to the people, thus is a very essential economic sector loh!
5. Plantation are not affected by the risk of very fast technology changes that will make the industry obsolete and disrupt the prospect...This plantaion industry & predictable mah!
6. If u believe long term sustainable cash generating business go for plantation loh!
We remain sanguine on the earnings prospect of plantation’s companies as we believe earnings will inevitably remain exciting as CPO price stays elevated above RM4,000/MT in the short-to-medium term. The higher price will amplify the revenue and earnings growth momentum up to 1Q22 or possibly for the rest of 1H22. Nevertheless, we are cautious that high operational costs and suppressed profit margin on lower-than-expected production due to weaker yield and labour productivity on labour shortage issue would continue to be main risks to listed planters’ earnings.
Maintain Overweight on plantation sector with BUY call on HAPL (RM2.36), SOP (RM4.75), TSH (TP: RM1.30), IOI (RM4.80), KLK (RM24.40), SIME Darby Plants (TP: RM5.00) and GENP (TP: RM9.00), Sarawak Plant (RM2.88), whilst HOLD recommendation on and FGV (TP: RM1.43); and non-rated for TH Plant.
It is only correct to compare prices that have adjusted for previous rights or bonus issue 。 No two way about it .
—————————————————- Posted Posted by casanwk > Jan 6, 2022 10:12 AM | Report Abuse
Again d pricing rm12 & rm7 is purely based on brokerage chart.. if reading taken from other sources,tradingview is different based on shares split by casanwk > Jan 6, 2022 10:12 AM | Report Abuse
Again d pricing rm12 & rm7 is purely based on brokerage chart.. if reading taken from other sources,tradingview is different based on shares split
Pls adjust for Bonus & RI and splits and see whether any chance can exceed Rm 12 loh!?
Posted by Johnzhang > Jan 6, 2022 11:56 AM | Report Abuse
It is only correct to compare prices that have adjusted for previous rights or bonus issue 。 No two way about it .
—————————————————- Posted Posted by casanwk > Jan 6, 2022 10:12 AM | Report Abuse
Again d pricing rm12 & rm7 is purely based on brokerage chart.. if reading taken from other sources,tradingview is different based on shares split by casanwk > Jan 6, 2022 10:12 AM | Report Abuse
Again d pricing rm12 & rm7 is purely based on brokerage chart.. if reading taken from other sources,tradingview is different based on shares split
As investor, I won’t bother day to day or week to week price movements. It’s to much anxiety to do so . If you are in trading strategy, you may be concerned. So, that is the difference.
Posted by titan3322 > Jan 6, 2022 11:46 AM | Report Abuse
Hlo kawan today low is 2.40 now seller at 3.43 lah bro IOI is in the red !
90% of the market reacts to good news after results are out and media gives glowing reports
So they will only chase a stock when things are clearly visible but overpay for popular consensus in euphoria.
The 10% of savvy investors are pro-active. They already done all the home-work and know ahead of time good results are to be expected
So they started buying while cheap when the other 90% are still oblivious and have no clue.
Arm-chair stock analysts, those who depend on news report of media or even tips from friends are usually too late when good news suddenly out and catch them by surprise ,
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KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 4): There could be a big shift from growth to value stock investing across ASEAN markets which include Malaysia in the second half of 2022 "if the world goes back to normalcy" as the global economy recovers from the impact of Covid-19 pandemic-driven movement restrictions, according to Maybank Kim Eng head of regional equity research Anand Pathmakanthan.
"If there's a switch back to value, [Malaysia's FBM] KLCI should do pretty well as they have all the stable and cyclical stocks with decent [dividend] yields," Anand said on Tuesday (Jan 4, 2022) at a market outlook webinar organised by Maybank Investment Bank Bhd.
In equities investment terminology, growth investing is a strategy in which investors buy shares of companies which are expected to achieve higher growth versus the broader market.
Meanwhile, value investing involves buying equities which are transacted at a discount to their intrinsic worth.