Posted by looiting > 2021-12-04 20:46 | Report Abuse

Many will get trapped for the second time

Posted by Calvin882 > 2021-12-05 07:44 | Report Abuse

Better not to overly associate Omicron with gloves. I believe gloves will grow even without Omicron. Risk of overly associate COVID with gloves will cause sell down to gloves counters whenever there is positive development on COVID.

Posted by Calvin882 > 2021-12-05 07:57 | Report Abuse

The fact is fear on COVID has reduced significantly compared to a year ago. Just make a trip to the mall and you can see people are coming out with their family. Even most of the infected patients will only have to undergo home quarantine. The fear of getting quarantined at the quarantine centre is no longer there as well. People are treating COVID as common sickness. Generally, fear factor on COVID is no longer effective to make glove counters priced higher as we had seen before.

Posted by looiting > 2021-12-05 10:48 | Report Abuse

Yes, the previous peak can be reached if you can wait for 10 years

Posted by Mini2021 > 2021-12-05 12:16 | Report Abuse

Covid-19 update: 106 new community cases reported in New Zealand today

The number of new Covid-19 cases has risen back into triple figures, with 106 new community cases reported in New Zealand today.In a statement, the Ministry of Health said there were 77 people in hospital with the coronavirus, with seven in intensive care.

There were new cases reported in Northland (3), Auckland (93), Waikato (8), Whanganui (1) and Canterbury (1).

The three new cases in Northland include two who are close contacts of previously reported cases in Kaitaia, and have already been isolating.

The third case is an essential worker based in Whangārei, who regularly travels to Auckland for work. They were picked up through routine surveillance testing.

The eight new cases in Waikato include two in Hamilton, two in Te Kūiti, three in Piopio (near Te Kūiti) and one in Huntly. Seven of the cases have been linked to previous cases.

Whanganui District Health Board confirmed its first case of Covid-19 in the current Delta outbreak last night.

The Ministry said today it appeared the case recently travelled out of the city and is likely to have links to previously reported cases outside the region.

They became symptomatic on Thursday and were tested on Friday before receiving their result yesterday. The person has been isolating in a dedicated community facility.

The Ministry said a number of locations of interest have already been released today and more are expected this afternoon on the Ministry's webpage.

The one new case added to today's tally was revealed yesterday and has been clearly linked to other cases in the Nelson-Tasman area.

The Canterbury DHB said that as soon as the person learned of their contact, they got a test and had been isolating at home since that time.

"The person's prompt actions have reduced the chances of further spread and underline the importance of getting a test immediately if you have been to a location of interest, are identified as a contact or possible contact of a case, or if you have any cold or flu-like symptoms."

Two other cases in Canterbury will be added to tomorrow's tally. They include a young child from the same household as yesterday's case and another close contact of yesterday's case.

There were also two cases in managed isolation reported today, one from Ireland and one from England.

There were 98 new community cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand yesterday, with cases in Auckland, Northland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Hawke's Bay, Nelson Tasman and Canterbury. There were 92 new cases on Friday, the first time it was in double digits in more than a month.

There have now been 9037 cases of Covid-19 in the current community outbreak and 11,825 since the pandemic began.

The Ministry said 67 of today's new cases are yet to be linked.
Vaccine update

The Ministry said two DHBs - Auckland and Capital & Coast - have now reached the milestone of 90 percent of their eligible Māori population having had their first vaccination.

"This is closely followed by four other DHBs - Waitemata, MidCentral, Hutt Valley and Wairarapa DHBs, all with eligible Māori population vaccination rates at or above 87 percent for first vaccinations.

"We continue to close in on the 90 percent vaccination milestone with 88 percent of the total eligible population nationwide (aged 12 and over) now fully vaccinated."

There were 26,957 vaccine doses given yesterday: 5636 first doses; 13,998 second doses; 253 third primary doses; and 7070 booster doses.

"If you are not vaccinated, now is the time, as vaccination is number one defence against Covid-19. Your DHB or local health provider will have plenty of opportunities to make this happen."

Posted by Mini2021 > 2021-12-05 12:17 | Report Abuse

Coronavirus digest: German vaccine body says omicron jab update will take 'months'


The head of Germany's top vaccine body has said vaccine manufacturers would likely need a few months before they could create a vaccine for the omicron variant. DW has the latest.

The head of Germany's Standing Committee on Vaccination (StiKo), Thomas Mertens, said he did not expect possible new vaccines against the omicron variant of the coronavirus for months, according to a report on Saturday.

Mertens said it was entirely possible that a new vaccine would be needed to be effective against the omicron variant.

"Omicron has many changes to the spike protein, which could make it harder for antibodies to fight the virus," he told the Düsseldorf-based newspaper Rheinische Post.

"Three to six months is likely to be needed by the manufacturers in the laboratory. That's not trivial — they have to create a vaccine that works against omicron and delta because delta is still widespread," he said.

Mertens also urged people to get booster shots despite a possible new vaccine.

"Boosters are definitely worth it. The fight against the delta variant continues," he said. "And it would be no problem to get revaccinated a few months after the booster vaccination to protect against omicron if necessary." Germany has reported 64,510 new infections in the last 24 hours, while 378 more people died due to the coronavirus, according to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI). The new figures take the country's total cases to more than 6.1 million, with at least 102,946 fatalities.

The seven-day incidence rose slightly to 442.7 from 442.1 the previous day, RKI reported.

Meanwhile, outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel made what may well be her final appeal for people to get vaccinated, before leaving office.

In a video address Merkel called on Germans to get their vaccinations. “Get vaccinated, no matter whether it's a first vaccination or a booster,'' Merkel said. “Every vaccination helps.”

Merkel also lamented the loss of life as the country recorded another 378 deaths in a 24 hour period. "Every one of them leaves behind families or friends, stunned, speechless and helpless," the outgoing chancellor said. "This is so bitter because it is avoidable. With the effective and safe vaccines, we have the key to this in our hands."

Here are some more coronavirus headlines from around the world:
Europe

Police in Vienna, Austria, said "over 40,000" people took part in demonstrations against government plans to make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory and enforce a partial lockdown until November 22.

Police said the march turned violent when some protesters threw "pyrotechnic objects" at officers, who responded with pepper spray. Police arrested some people for public order offenses.

About 1,500 people held a counterdemonstration against the main protest, police said.

A dentist in Italy who tried to get a vaccination using a fake silicon arm could face criminal charges of fraud, authorities said.

A nurse in the north Italian city of Biella discovered the phony limb as she was about to give the man the injection.

"I understood immediately that the man was trying to avoid the vaccination by using a silicone prosthetic, into which he hoped that I would inject the drug," said the nurse, Filippa Bua.

Italy will require the vaccine pass to enter restaurants, cinemas and theaters from Monday.
Africa

In South Africa the Deputy Health Minister Sibongiseni Dhlomo confirmed that the country was in its fourth wave.

Dhlomo also said that just 2 percent of hospital admissions were among those who had received jabs. "A whopping 98 percent were not vaccinated," he said.

As the country that first identified and alerted the world to the new threat, the next few weeks will be crucial in understanding the level of threat it presents.

While there has been a rise in children being admitted to hospital for COVID-19, an official at one hospital near the capital city Pretoria, said infections have so far been mild.

Its unclear exactly which variant the children are infected with, but its suspected omicron may be driving the country’s fourth wave.

Ntsakisi Maluleke, a public health specialist in the Gauteng province told Reuters news agency that out of 1,511 COVID-19 patients, 113 were under the age of nine, representing a higher proportion than seen in previous waves: "We are comforted by clinicians' reports that the children have mild disease.”

Scientists are still trying to determine what is causing illness in younger age groups.

Posted by Mini2021 > 2021-12-05 12:19 | Report Abuse

Coronavirus Highlights: India's Fourth Omicron Case Detected Near Mumbai


Coronavirus Highlights: According to a government note, the patient is a resident of the Kalyan-Dombivali municipal area and had not taken any COVID-19 vaccine.


New Delhi:

A 33-year-old man from Maharashtra who travelled to Mumbai from South Africa via Dubai and Delhi late last month has tested positive for the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, in the fourth such case confirmed in India. According to a government note, the patient is a resident of the Kalyan-Dombivali municipal area and had not taken any COVID-19 vaccine.

India's first two reported 'Omicron' cases were detected in Karnataka. The new strain of the virus has triggered a global alarm with several countries announcing restrictions to arrest the spread of the 'Variant of Concern', declared by the World Health Organisation (WHO).

India also logged a daily spike of 8,603 Covid cases on Saturday, taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases to 3,46,24,360. The country further recorded 415 new deaths, pushing the total death count to 4,70,530.

The active cases increased to 99,974, according to the latest Health Ministry data.

Posted by Mini2021 > 2021-12-05 12:20 | Report Abuse

Breaking news highlights: Bengal reports 621 new Covid cases, 11 more deaths
Breaking news updates December 4, 2021: Get latest news, breaking news, latest updates, live news, top headlines, breaking business news and top news of the hour.

Posted by MorningGlory123 > 2021-12-05 13:58 | Report Abuse

Australia Confirms Community Transmission of Omicron Variant

Five people in Sydney, Australia’s largest city, have contracted the omicron variant of the coronavirus locally, New South Wales health authorities confirmed. 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-05/australia-confirms-community-transmission-of-omicron-variant?srnd=premium-asia

Posted by mf > 2021-12-05 20:46 | Report Abuse

The World Health Organization on Friday said the Covid omicron variant has been detected in 38 countries, up from 23 two days ago, with early data suggesting the strain is more contagious than delta.

“We do see an increasing growth rate, we see increasing numbers of omicron being detected,” Maria Van Kerkhove, the WHO’s Covid-19 technical lead, said during a Q&A livestreamed on the group’s social media channels Friday. “But we have reports of omicron in 38 countries in all six WHO regions.”

Posted by MorningGlory123 > 2021-12-05 21:19 | Report Abuse

Zambia records Omicron cases as new strain spreads

New COVID-19 variant spreads to more than 40 countries, sending alarms and triggering travel curbs.

The Omicron variant has been detected in 41 countries, up from 23 just two days ago.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2021/12/4/factbox-latest-on-the-worldwide-spread-of-the-coronavirus

Posted by Pgraduate123 > 2021-12-06 00:22 | Report Abuse

Mini2021.... Last 2 days copy paste warrior like crazy... Monday harta will just dropped 20 to 30 sen, then how?

Posted by LogicTradingAnalysis > 2021-12-06 00:39 | Report Abuse

Go-go Big fly up rally for gloves, omicron have prolong recovery, and spreading fast, more demand for glove! Go up up up!

Posted by MorningGlory123 > 2021-12-06 08:16 | Report Abuse

COVID-19 | More Omicron cases detected in U.S. as hospitals strain under virus surge

New York announced three more cases of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus on December 4, bringing the number of state cases linked to the new variant to eight.

“The Omicron variant is here, and as anticipated we are seeing the beginning of community spread,” state Health Commissioner Mary Bassett said in a news release.


https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/covid-19-more-omicron-cases-detected-in-us-as-hospitals-strain-under-virus-surge/article37848580.ece

Posted by mf > 2021-12-06 08:26 | Report Abuse

Omicron Covid variant in at least 15 states and cases are likely to rise, CDC chief says
PUBLISHED SUN, DEC 5 202110:26 AM EST
Jessica Bursztynsky
@JBURSZ

Posted by Mini2021 > 2021-12-06 08:41 | Report Abuse

Omicron variant: Cathay Pacific cancels 23 more Hong Kong flights, as airlines brace for tougher Covid-19 rules

Cathay Pacific has cancelled a third of its Friday flights amid the fallout over Hong Kong’s planned tightening of aircrew rules to prevent the Omicron coronavirus variant seeping into the community.

According to live flight data, 23 Cathay services had been axed out of the 67 scheduled to depart Hong Kong International Airport, as of 1.30pm. None of its cargo flights were affected.

On Thursday, the Hong Kong flag carrier withdrew 28 out of 61 planned passenger flights and five out of 15 cargo-only services.

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The wave of cancellations follows the government moving a host of countries into the highest-risk Group A category for inbound travel in response to fears over Omicron, the potentially more transmissible coronavirus variant first detected in southern Africa. Travellers and aircrew arriving from those places must undergo 21 and 14 days of quarantine on arrival respectively.

Singapore could be the next destination to be elevated into the high-risk category after the detection of two preliminary-positive Omicron cases there on Thursday.

The short-term cancellations come on top of the airline’s intention to this month cancel up to a third of its closed-loop inbound flights and return the aircraft to Hong Kong only loaded with cargo.

It is understood that most of the passengers affected by Thursday and Friday’s cancellations were shifted onto other same-day flights.

Posted by Mini2021 > 2021-12-06 08:46 | Report Abuse

Omicron variant found in nearly one-third of U.S. states

WASHINGTON (Dec 6): The Omicron variant of the coronavirus has spread to about one-third of U.S. states, but the Delta version remains the majority of COVID-19 infections as cases rise nationwide, U.S. health officials said on Sunday.

Though the emergence of the new variant has caused alarm worldwide, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top U.S. infectious disease official, told CNN "thus far it does not look like there's a great degree of severity to it" but he added that it was too early to draw definitive conclusions and more study is needed.

Fauci, U.S. President Joe Biden's chief medical adviser, said he also hoped the United States would lift its ban on travelers from southern African countries in a "reasonable period of time." The South African government has complained it is being punished - instead of applauded - for discovering the new variant and quickly informing international health officials.

Fauci, in an interview on CNN's "State of the Union," praised South Africa for its transparency and said the U.S. travel ban was imposed at a time "when we were really in the dark" and needed time to study the variant.

At least 16 U.S. states have reported Omicron cases: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin, according to a Reuters tally.

Many of the cases were among fully vaccinated individuals with mild symptoms, although the booster shot status of some patients was not reported.

Despite several dozen Omicron cases, the Delta variant still accounts for 99.9% of new COVID cases in the United States, CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky told ABC News in an interview.

"We are everyday hearing about more and more probable cases so that number is likely to rise," she said.

The United States over the last seven days has averaged 119,000 new cases a day and lost nearly 1,300 lives to COVID each day, according to a Reuters tally https://tmsnrt.rs/3xYOdI4.

Louisiana currently has one Omicron case from an individual who traveled within the United States, its health department said on Sunday.

On Saturday, it said a Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd cruise ship set to dock in New Orleans with more than 3,000 passengers found 10 cases of COVID-19 on board. Officials said passengers on the Norwegian Breakaway, which stopped in Belize, Honduras and Mexico, would be tested and given the CDC's post-exposure and quarantine guidelines.

Governors of two other states with reported Omicron cases -- Connecticut and Colorado -- said they hoped their higher-than-average vaccination rates would blunt the impact.

"We want to see how well the vaccinations hold up," Colorado's Jared Polis told ABC.

As U.S. Omicron cases emerge, COVID-19 vaccine makers aim to quickly tweak their shots to target the variant and U.S. regulators have vowed speedy reviews, but that could still take months.

"Certainly, FDA (Food and Drug Administration) will move swiftly and CDC will move swiftly," Walensky said.

Moderna Inc has targeted U.S. approval of an updated vaccine as soon as March, but company officials on Sunday said it will still take time to increase output.

Moderna Co-founder and Chairman Noubar Afeyan told CNN it would take another seven to 10 days to gather key data. Then, it "will take a good 60 to 100 days" to deploy an Omicron-specific shot, although other options like a higher dose of the current booster are being explored, he said.

U.S. government officials are also working with Pfizer Inc and Johnson & Johnson on updated shots, while Pfizer and Merck & Co Inc are pursuing COVID-19 pill treatments.

Posted by Legend > 2021-12-06 09:29 |

Post removed.Why?

Posted by Mini2021 > 2021-12-06 09:40 | Report Abuse

Omicron variant: Cathay Pacific cancels 23 more Hong Kong flights, as airlines brace for tougher Covid-19 rules

Cathay Pacific has cancelled a third of its Friday flights amid the fallout over Hong Kong’s planned tightening of aircrew rules to prevent the Omicron coronavirus variant seeping into the community.

According to live flight data, 23 Cathay services had been axed out of the 67 scheduled to depart Hong Kong International Airport, as of 1.30pm. None of its cargo flights were affected.

On Thursday, the Hong Kong flag carrier withdrew 28 out of 61 planned passenger flights and five out of 15 cargo-only services.

Do you have questions about the biggest topics and trends from around the world? Get the answers with SCMP Knowledge, our new platform of curated content with explainers, FAQs, analyses and infographics brought to you by our award-winning team.

The wave of cancellations follows the government moving a host of countries into the highest-risk Group A category for inbound travel in response to fears over Omicron, the potentially more transmissible coronavirus variant first detected in southern Africa. Travellers and aircrew arriving from those places must undergo 21 and 14 days of quarantine on arrival respectively.

Singapore could be the next destination to be elevated into the high-risk category after the detection of two preliminary-positive Omicron cases there on Thursday.

The short-term cancellations come on top of the airline’s intention to this month cancel up to a third of its closed-loop inbound flights and return the aircraft to Hong Kong only loaded with cargo.

It is understood that most of the passengers affected by Thursday and Friday’s cancellations were shifted onto other same-day flights.

Posted by Mini2021 > 2021-12-06 09:41 | Report Abuse

Omicron variant found in nearly one-third of U.S. states

WASHINGTON (Dec 6): The Omicron variant of the coronavirus has spread to about one-third of U.S. states, but the Delta version remains the majority of COVID-19 infections as cases rise nationwide, U.S. health officials said on Sunday.

Though the emergence of the new variant has caused alarm worldwide, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top U.S. infectious disease official, told CNN "thus far it does not look like there's a great degree of severity to it" but he added that it was too early to draw definitive conclusions and more study is needed.

Fauci, U.S. President Joe Biden's chief medical adviser, said he also hoped the United States would lift its ban on travelers from southern African countries in a "reasonable period of time." The South African government has complained it is being punished - instead of applauded - for discovering the new variant and quickly informing international health officials.

Fauci, in an interview on CNN's "State of the Union," praised South Africa for its transparency and said the U.S. travel ban was imposed at a time "when we were really in the dark" and needed time to study the variant.

At least 16 U.S. states have reported Omicron cases: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin, according to a Reuters tally.

Many of the cases were among fully vaccinated individuals with mild symptoms, although the booster shot status of some patients was not reported.

Despite several dozen Omicron cases, the Delta variant still accounts for 99.9% of new COVID cases in the United States, CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky told ABC News in an interview.

"We are everyday hearing about more and more probable cases so that number is likely to rise," she said.

The United States over the last seven days has averaged 119,000 new cases a day and lost nearly 1,300 lives to COVID each day, according to a Reuters tally https://tmsnrt.rs/3xYOdI4.

Louisiana currently has one Omicron case from an individual who traveled within the United States, its health department said on Sunday.

On Saturday, it said a Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd cruise ship set to dock in New Orleans with more than 3,000 passengers found 10 cases of COVID-19 on board. Officials said passengers on the Norwegian Breakaway, which stopped in Belize, Honduras and Mexico, would be tested and given the CDC's post-exposure and quarantine guidelines.

Governors of two other states with reported Omicron cases -- Connecticut and Colorado -- said they hoped their higher-than-average vaccination rates would blunt the impact.

"We want to see how well the vaccinations hold up," Colorado's Jared Polis told ABC.

As U.S. Omicron cases emerge, COVID-19 vaccine makers aim to quickly tweak their shots to target the variant and U.S. regulators have vowed speedy reviews, but that could still take months.

"Certainly, FDA (Food and Drug Administration) will move swiftly and CDC will move swiftly," Walensky said.

Moderna Inc has targeted U.S. approval of an updated vaccine as soon as March, but company officials on Sunday said it will still take time to increase output.

Moderna Co-founder and Chairman Noubar Afeyan told CNN it would take another seven to 10 days to gather key data. Then, it "will take a good 60 to 100 days" to deploy an Omicron-specific shot, although other options like a higher dose of the current booster are being explored, he said.

U.S. government officials are also working with Pfizer Inc and Johnson & Johnson on updated shots, while Pfizer and Merck & Co Inc are pursuing COVID-19 pill treatments.

Posted by Calvin882 > 2021-12-06 10:00 | Report Abuse

Associating gloves to Omicron may not do any good to glove counters. Current general sentiment on Omicron is it is easier to transmit but not as deadly.

Posted by vcpmaster123 > 2021-12-06 10:28 | Report Abuse

Say all you want my friend... As long as covid is still around in the globe, healthcare consumption per capita is going to increase year by year...

Posted by Calvin882 > 2021-12-06 10:37 | Report Abuse

I believe that demand for gloves is sustainable and will only increase even without Covid. The risk of overly associating Covid to gloves may backfire when the fear of Covid is no longer there, which is happening now. Don't create a mindset that gloves = Covid. It will do more harm than good for golves for short term.

Posted by bang_miskin > 2021-12-06 10:49 | Report Abuse

Have to agree with @Calvin882. Associating covid with gloves does more harm to gloves in the short term. It also led to the "glove goreng of 2020" that trapped many eager investors looking for a quick buck. I am convinced that the cash and sustained demand from increased health awareness will keep glove sector chugging in the medium term. Even Chinese manufacturers, who may or may not have a cost advantage over us, is joining in the fun.

Posted by looiting > 2021-12-06 11:23 | Report Abuse

Don't forget about RSS. Always average down. Never chase

Posted by ahbah > 2021-12-06 11:26 | Report Abuse

Also always make sure U no catch a FALLING KNIFE !!!

The FALLING KNIFE sure will cut our hand if we catch it !!!

Posted by Pgraduate123 > 2021-12-06 13:53 | Report Abuse

Yea loh, kesian makcik Mini2021
Fingers already Kedut and feeble since last Friday, and look at my last posting.. If Mon harta drops 20 sen to 30 sen... Then how? True enough now is dropped 30 sen.. So auntie mini wasted her finger energy... Better use your fingers on other more productive use... Kesian Mini2021

Posted by YourQuirkyWays29 > 2021-12-06 13:58 | Report Abuse

Well that was a short ride, on the way back to the reds in my portfolio. Still have faith in the company long term, so just ride it out. :)

Posted by newbie8080 > 2021-12-06 14:04 | Report Abuse

Long term glove is still in demand.

Short term may face lower demand due to surge in capacity of supplies globally.

In the meanwhile, enjoy the high dividend % for another 1-2 quarters.

Posted by Star111 > 2021-12-06 14:49 | Report Abuse

Up one day drop 3 months Glove stock all like that. Gone if buy too high

Posted by Star111 > 2021-12-06 14:52 | Report Abuse

If buy low before covid can hold. But better watch out ias it is sliding. Glove in demand but other countries also rush into market. So long run will have price dump and outlook is not good.

Posted by bang_miskin > 2021-12-06 15:23 | Report Abuse

A good counter, so still holding despite being in the red. Plan to buy more when approaching RM5.00.

Posted by Sean888 > 2021-12-06 16:18 | Report Abuse

Bonus issue

Posted by Panorama1 > 2021-12-06 16:19 | Report Abuse

Full trust in Hartalega :-)

Posted by Sean888 > 2021-12-06 16:20 | Report Abuse

Bonus issue when downtrend..apa guna harta

Posted by YourQuirkyWays29 > 2021-12-06 16:23 | Report Abuse

@Sean where did you read about bonus issue?

Posted by bang_miskin > 2021-12-06 16:37 | Report Abuse

@Sean you mean dividend bonus issued on Dec 2? Received this afternoon
Harta memang hebat, recovered to green in the closing minutes.

Posted by jolynce > 2021-12-06 16:41 | Report Abuse

nice comeback Harta!

Posted by bang_miskin > 2021-12-06 16:42 | Report Abuse

Afternoon rally because received anak, tak tau beli apa, terus beli mother?

Posted by jolynce > 2021-12-06 16:55 | Report Abuse

Spoke too soon. Looked like pump and dump!

Posted by Panorama1 > 2021-12-06 17:12 | Report Abuse

Just accumulate when price is down. It will be too late when sentiment turns and everyone rush to Buy. We will be investing in a strong balance sheet company with excellent yield. The next pandemic will definitely be worse.

Posted by Thirai Thiraviam > 2021-12-06 17:36 | Report Abuse

Given Harta's impressive financial strength and profitability, I started taking a position in the stock as it moved south of RM6.00, and like all of us here, I was terribly excited when it shot up from RM5.00 to RM7.00. However, after seeing its uncertain movement over the last few days, I've come to believe the company is too tightly coupled with COVID-19, and not with its fundamentals. That's not a good, and not something I signed-up for.

In the long-run, I am confident (given its solid management team) Harta will emerge on top, perhaps even above Top Glove, but the immediate future doesn't look that promising to me. Too many also-rans have joined the fray, and it may take some time before these concerns go under or bought over. I could be completely wrong, but that's how I feel.

Posted by Panorama1 > 2021-12-06 19:43 | Report Abuse

Trust Your Own Intuition. Market has no memories.
Give it one year from now and we shall see what is the Share Price at the end of 2022. History has proven that buying and holding stocks over long period of time has never done investors wrong especially if you have accumulated Hartalega at the recent low of ~ 5.

Posted by Pgraduate123 > 2021-12-06 19:50 | Report Abuse

Next coming dividend is 15 sen only..

Posted by looiting > 2021-12-06 19:51 | Report Abuse

Just continue to average down

Posted by Pgraduate123 > 2021-12-06 19:51 | Report Abuse

Can buy new Myvi... So tired of receiving so many proton X 50 and occasionally X70.
No more parking spaces

Posted by NatsukoMishima > 2021-12-06 21:41 | Report Abuse

Walao ! Our finance minister was interviewed as saying that Malaysia will not concerned about capital outflow , this time sure all the 30 blue chips stock will dumped kaw kaw by foreigners , without foreign funds all the blue chips just like a dead fish because local retailers are unable to push the price ! If drop to 3-4 , i wont surprised !

Posted by bang_miskin > 2021-12-06 22:42 | Report Abuse

Most of my blue chips bleeding like red chips. Not a good week to start the market. Deathly December inkambing?? I'll consider it a win if Harta falls slower than the rest of those "recovery stocks".

Posted by ahbah > 2021-12-06 22:46 | Report Abuse

Why no one is concerned about us when we oredi kena so teruk from the mkt ?

Posted by khatulistiwa1234 > 2021-12-07 07:51 | Report Abuse

有些人整天抱怨，不代表他的處境比較糟、挫折比較多，很可能是他的抗壓性不好、單純愛計較。但，更多人是不埋怨、認真做事，卻不代表他的處境比較順遂，只是他懂得調整心態去面對，清楚再多的抱怨，也改變不了現況。很多人、很多事不能光看表面去評斷，你以為他過得比較好，說不定人家認為你比較好。
老是認為自己過得不好的人，是因為他總在那小小的不如意裡鑽牛角尖，使得糟糕的情緒、厭惡的想法在心裡無限迴圈。如果你一直在跟人抱怨，你只是向身邊的人表達出這個訊息：你不只是自己不想前進，還想拖著旁人無法前進，讓大家一起退步。
偶爾對人訴苦、抱怨，求得一點發洩與一些溫暖並無妨。但，如果總是在散佈負面情緒與想法，只會讓身邊人對你避而遠之。
試著在生活中多用「還好」或「至少」二字，它可能是面對煩心事的轉念關鍵字，例如告訴自己「還好」還有微笑的力氣，或是「至少」自己有機會可以試試。讓心情多了改變的機會，也比較懂得看淡與感謝了。不管是愉快，還是煩悶；不論被人喜歡，還是被人討厭，太陽依然從地平線升起，你依然是你。你再優秀，總有人視為一文不值。你再差勁，總有人視為珍寶。不如改變觀看事情的視角，讓自己更輕鬆。
人生本來就是有甜有苦，悲傷會來，快樂也會來，我們能做的，就是今天來什麼菜，就吃什麼菜，好好品嘗生命的況味。人生既是一場修行，也是一趟旅行，難免有苦，時而有樂，不妨且行且學習，慢慢成長，好好感受。