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investor999 Elite	07-Dec-2020 18:45        investor999 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Yes..that is why the price keep falling because we want to buy cheaper. Why want to buy up? After all. So much have been bought by CEO and EPF. There is nothing much left to sell Peter88      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 18:39) Posted: We just Q to let the sellers sell to us , no need to buy up . Suc opportunity may not last long . Some may have to book directly from the sellers prices .
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Peter88 Senior	07-Dec-2020 18:39        Peter88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	We just Q to let the sellers sell to us , no need to buy up . Suc opportunity may not last long . Some may have to book directly from the sellers prices .
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ADS2200 Veteran	07-Dec-2020 18:29        ADS2200 About Contact  Quote this Post!
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Alson18 Senior	07-Dec-2020 18:28        Alson18 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Onlly weak holders selling...shorts wan to buy lower...must be Longtermer      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 17:57) Posted: Guys, be steady.. With or without vaccines, PPE and gloves demands will run till at least end 2022 and all these glove companies will make ton of monies.  Read the full report below. Cheers. Malaysian rubber glove year of mixed fortunes Sunday, 06 Dec 2020 10:25 AM MYT   KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 6 &mdash Malaysia supplied 240 billion pieces of rubber gloves globally, meeting almost 70 per cent of 360 billion pieces of world demand in 2020, making it a &ldquo star&rdquo industry amid the century&rsquo s worse pandemic that has infected over 65 million and claimed 1.5 million lives globally. Homegrown companies like Top Glove Corp Bhd, Hartalega Holdings Bhd, Supermax Corp Bhd and Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd were consistently in the limelight as the demand for rubber gloves spiked not only for medical but also non-medical purposes, especially food and beverages. The industry emerged to be extremely lucrative that companies like Luster Industries Bhd, whose primary activity is in manufacturing and selling precision plastic parts, as well as property developer Mah Sing Group have diversified into rubber glove making. However, with booming demand and fame brought about by Covid-19, comes unprecedented responsibilities and challenges, making it a year of mixed fortunes for the industry. The rubber gloves manufacturers literally dominated the local bourse in 2020. &ldquo Within four months, March (when the government started to implement the Movement Control Order) to July, we saw more than RM50 billion turnover, the combined market capitalisation of which has more than tripled from RM44.43 billion on Feb 28 to RM140.22 billion. Note that the addition of RM95.79 billion was in a short span, Inter-Pacific Asset Management Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Datuk Nazri Khan said. He said both Hartalega and Top Glove surpassed IHH Healthcare Bhd in terms of market capitalisation and that within the abovementioned period, the glove stocks were trailing 12- month price-earnings ratio of between 51 times and over 100 times &mdash among the highest are Hartalega at 128 times and Supermax at 100 times. He said that the top four glove makers, namely Top Glove, Hartalega, Kossan Rubber and Supermax recorded a transaction value of more than RM40 billion &mdash 13.5 per cent of all transactions across the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FBMKLCI). Seeing the bullish performance, some analysts have described the sector as the &ldquo insurance policy&rdquo for the local stock market. Nazri said that besides healthcare and rubber glove companies, the only other performing sector this year was technology, (hence), the asset managers do not have many options to go for but to manoeuvre around sectors that are performing only.   MIDF Research, which recently upgraded its rating of the glove sector to &ldquo positive&rdquo from &ldquo neutral&rdquo , said the market capitalisation of Supermax and Kossan Rubber has stayed above the RM20 billion mark. In fact, Supermax has been added to the FBM KLCI index stocks following the semi-annual review of the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Index Series on Dec 3. Top Glove the ' busiest' of them all Top Glove, which commands a 26 per cent share of the global rubber glove market, with a production capacity of 80.2 billion pieces per annum saw its shares soared by more than 400 per cent. Its share price enjoyed a meteoric rise of up to RM26.24 from RM1.55 on Jan 2, 2020. It conducted a share split on September 7, 2020, and the stock is now hovering around RM6.60. It also recorded its best-ever quarterly net profit at RM1.29 billion in the fourth quarter ended August 31, 2020 (4QFY20), which is almost 18 times the RM74.17 million it posted in the same quarter last year. Net profit for its financial year ended August 31, 2020 stood at RM1.86 billion, which was 417 per cent higher than last year. Revenue surged to RM7.23 billion from RM4.8 billion last year. Besides Malaysia, Top Glove also has manufacturing facilities in Thailand, Vietnam and China. It exports to over 2,000 customers in 195 countries worldwide. The export value for rubber gloves has been growing by 9.4 per cent at 10 years compound annual growth rate amid rising demand. Top Glove is also listed on Singapore&rsquo s stock market since 2016. Besides Top Glove and other big boys, the small-cap rubber glove firms also showcased sterling financial results. The ban, virus outbreak in dormitory and probes When Malaysia imposed a lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19 in March, the rubber glove manufacturers were allowed to operate at only half their capacities, resulting in production shortage and fear of not being able to meet global demand. However, this was resolved when the Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (Margma) stepped in to help sort it out. It was perhaps the smallest of the many challenges the industry faced in the year. The ban on Top Glove&rsquo s subsidiaries &mdash Top Glove Sdn Bhd and TG Medical Sdn Bhd &mdash by the United States Customs and Border Protection (US CBP) in July over forced labour concerns, took a big toll on the company with the share price plummeting by 10 per cent to RM19.70 on July 16. On the same day, vaccine hopes and subsequent knee-jerk reaction led to a total of RM10.5 billion worth of market capitalisation wiped out from four counters, namely Top Glove, Hartalega, Supermax and Kossan Rubber. And while the largest glove maker was sweating it out to settle the issue on the ban, more than 4,000 of its workers were infected by Covid-19, making it the biggest contributor to Malaysia Covid-19 cases with a cluster dubbed as Teratai. Top Glove was slapped with possible charges for alleged offences under the Workers&rsquo Minimum Standards of Housing and Amenities Act 1990 (Act 446).   The manufacturer had to shut down its factories in stages to conduct Covid-19 screenings, while the Enhanced Movement Control Order imposed on the workers dormitory has been extended until Dec 14. It was reported that Top Glove 20 facilities were temporarily closed with eight production lines still operating in Klang, thus reducing its production by between 10 per cent and 20 per cent. The company expects its revenue for the current financial year ending August 31, 2021, to be impacted by three per cent following the temporary suspension of its manufacturing facilities in Klang. Despite all these, research houses maintained their like status on Top Glove since it was the key beneficiary of rubber glove demand globally. On the flip side, this year also saw the US CBP relented and lifted the ban on WRP Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd as to help meet its demand of the medical rubber gloves. This was after the Sepang-based company also faced a backlash from the United States, which alleged the company used forced labour in its operations.   Vaccine and 2021 Outlook Despite these setbacks, the industry is expected to extend its bullish sentiment in line with the deployment of the Covid-19 vaccine, which is set to boost the demand for rubber gloves by up to 18 billion pieces a year, assuming that 60 per cent of the world&rsquo s population of 7.5 billion people would get the vaccine in two doses annually. Malaysia&rsquo s market share is expected to improve to 68 per cent when the country supply 280 billion pieces of rubber gloves next year (against the 410 billion pieces world demand) from the 67 per cent market share in 2020 (360 billion pieces world demand). It is estimated that the new players' (like Luster and Mah Sing) contribution to Malaysia' s total will be only about five to seven billion gloves in 2021 and 10 to 12 billion gloves in 2022. Still, the biggest growth of the glove industry in 2021 and 2022 will principally be contributed by the existing 57 manufacturers, which will be able to do so due to their continuous planned expansion year-on-year, over the past 15 years, Margma president Dr Supramaniam Shanmugam said. The association is also optimistic that Top Glove would resolve all current matters and be back to normal production levels soon, he said. In the interim, the impact to the industry will be small as the shortfall can be mitigated by the newly expanded capacities of the other existing players in the industry, he added. Margma predicts the industry&rsquo s revenue at RM32.2 billion this year 2020, higher from the RM19.8 billion recorded in 2019. For 2021, revenue could range between RM36 billion and RM38 billion, on the back of robust demand, notwithstanding the vaccine coming into play. Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd economist Adam Mohamed Rahim is also positive of the industry performance in view that demand growth would continue in 2022 as awareness towards health and personal hygiene are likely to remain prevalent as the general society is embracing the new normal. Therefore, demand for personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves would help drive demand post-Covid-19. Expansion plans for major rubber glove makers are so far on track. For example, Hartalega stays focused on its capacity expansion plans. As of late October 2020, Plant 6 has fully commissioned all 12 production lines and Plant 7 is expected to begin commissioning by the fourth quarter of 2020. Overall, its plan on increasing its annual installed capacity from the current 41 billion to 44 billion pieces by 2022 remains intact. Therefore, we expect an increase in average selling prices in the coming quarters, he noted. While the obstacles and challenges would continue, the industry, without a doubt, is in for another splendid year in 2021. Bernama
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Longtermer Elite	07-Dec-2020 18:27        Longtermer About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Yells: "A disciplined investor is a wealthy investor"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Riverstone market is not only healthcare market. They are of the major OBM supplier for cleanroom industries. With vaccines news all over, they should benefit from this cleanroom segment to mitigate the " perceived lower demand" . Deeply oversold imo.. FA intact and price will return to value.   ADS2200      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 18:19) Posted: thanks longtermer. interesting ceo thru ringlet investment and direct holds 51.14%   lee wai keong 8.8%   epf 7%   wong teck choon 6.37%   apg asset management 6% combined is almost 80% maybe that' s the reaaon why peter88 said is illiquid cos free float is less than 20% which means if a sizeable wave come in, the sampan will shoot up.  why nabeh lei ? tomorrow if further drop in price is a good opportunity aiyo what wavehinter said it true, saya pun takut takut .... hide one corner, scare mah. important leave no stone unturned. don' t miss this precious gem " riverstone" wavehunter      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:48) Posted: The reality of this game is that this 5% of the shareholders can make the other 95% scream NABEH YOU ALL lah !!!
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Peter88 Senior	07-Dec-2020 18:23        Peter88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	https://links.sgx.com/FileOpen/TopGlove_Announcement_Changes_in_Substantial_Shareholders_Interest_07122020.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=641699 EPF sold another 7.1m shares of Top Glove on 02 Dec.
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ADS2200 Veteran	07-Dec-2020 18:19        ADS2200 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	thanks longtermer. interesting ceo thru ringlet investment and direct holds 51.14%   lee wai keong 8.8%   epf 7%   wong teck choon 6.37%   apg asset management 6% combined is almost 80% maybe that' s the reaaon why peter88 said is illiquid cos free float is less than 20% which means if a sizeable wave come in, the sampan will shoot up.  why nabeh lei ? tomorrow if further drop in price is a good opportunity aiyo what wavehinter said it true, saya pun takut takut .... hide one corner, scare mah. important leave no stone unturned. don' t miss this precious gem " riverstone" wavehunter      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:48) Posted: The reality of this game is that this 5% of the shareholders can make the other 95% scream NABEH YOU ALL lah !!!    Peter88      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:44) Posted: 5% abut 74%m shares floating the market only .
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Peter88 Senior	07-Dec-2020 18:18        Peter88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	When the buying interest is back , Those companies with little free floats in the market will be sky rocketing ,easy to fly off . Just buy and wait for the wind to start blowing . ADS2200      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 17:52) Posted: well rs is oversold but that is not the point.  &ldquo 万 事 俱 备 ， 只 欠 东 风 &rdquo peter88, what are you trying to say " it is considered  illiquid with a total issued share of 1.5b" ? what do you mean illiquid lei ?
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Longtermer Elite	07-Dec-2020 17:57        Longtermer About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Yells: "A disciplined investor is a wealthy investor"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Guys, be steady.. With or without vaccines, PPE and gloves demands will run till at least end 2022 and all these glove companies will make ton of monies.  Read the full report below. Cheers. Malaysian rubber glove year of mixed fortunes Sunday, 06 Dec 2020 10:25 AM MYT   KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 6 &mdash Malaysia supplied 240 billion pieces of rubber gloves globally, meeting almost 70 per cent of 360 billion pieces of world demand in 2020, making it a &ldquo star&rdquo industry amid the century&rsquo s worse pandemic that has infected over 65 million and claimed 1.5 million lives globally. Homegrown companies like Top Glove Corp Bhd, Hartalega Holdings Bhd, Supermax Corp Bhd and Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd were consistently in the limelight as the demand for rubber gloves spiked not only for medical but also non-medical purposes, especially food and beverages. The industry emerged to be extremely lucrative that companies like Luster Industries Bhd, whose primary activity is in manufacturing and selling precision plastic parts, as well as property developer Mah Sing Group have diversified into rubber glove making. However, with booming demand and fame brought about by Covid-19, comes unprecedented responsibilities and challenges, making it a year of mixed fortunes for the industry. The rubber gloves manufacturers literally dominated the local bourse in 2020. &ldquo Within four months, March (when the government started to implement the Movement Control Order) to July, we saw more than RM50 billion turnover, the combined market capitalisation of which has more than tripled from RM44.43 billion on Feb 28 to RM140.22 billion. Note that the addition of RM95.79 billion was in a short span, Inter-Pacific Asset Management Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Datuk Nazri Khan said. He said both Hartalega and Top Glove surpassed IHH Healthcare Bhd in terms of market capitalisation and that within the abovementioned period, the glove stocks were trailing 12- month price-earnings ratio of between 51 times and over 100 times &mdash among the highest are Hartalega at 128 times and Supermax at 100 times. He said that the top four glove makers, namely Top Glove, Hartalega, Kossan Rubber and Supermax recorded a transaction value of more than RM40 billion &mdash 13.5 per cent of all transactions across the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FBMKLCI). Seeing the bullish performance, some analysts have described the sector as the &ldquo insurance policy&rdquo for the local stock market. Nazri said that besides healthcare and rubber glove companies, the only other performing sector this year was technology, (hence), the asset managers do not have many options to go for but to manoeuvre around sectors that are performing only.   MIDF Research, which recently upgraded its rating of the glove sector to &ldquo positive&rdquo from &ldquo neutral&rdquo , said the market capitalisation of Supermax and Kossan Rubber has stayed above the RM20 billion mark. In fact, Supermax has been added to the FBM KLCI index stocks following the semi-annual review of the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Index Series on Dec 3. Top Glove the ' busiest' of them all Top Glove, which commands a 26 per cent share of the global rubber glove market, with a production capacity of 80.2 billion pieces per annum saw its shares soared by more than 400 per cent. Its share price enjoyed a meteoric rise of up to RM26.24 from RM1.55 on Jan 2, 2020. It conducted a share split on September 7, 2020, and the stock is now hovering around RM6.60. It also recorded its best-ever quarterly net profit at RM1.29 billion in the fourth quarter ended August 31, 2020 (4QFY20), which is almost 18 times the RM74.17 million it posted in the same quarter last year. Net profit for its financial year ended August 31, 2020 stood at RM1.86 billion, which was 417 per cent higher than last year. Revenue surged to RM7.23 billion from RM4.8 billion last year. Besides Malaysia, Top Glove also has manufacturing facilities in Thailand, Vietnam and China. It exports to over 2,000 customers in 195 countries worldwide. The export value for rubber gloves has been growing by 9.4 per cent at 10 years compound annual growth rate amid rising demand. Top Glove is also listed on Singapore&rsquo s stock market since 2016. Besides Top Glove and other big boys, the small-cap rubber glove firms also showcased sterling financial results. The ban, virus outbreak in dormitory and probes When Malaysia imposed a lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19 in March, the rubber glove manufacturers were allowed to operate at only half their capacities, resulting in production shortage and fear of not being able to meet global demand. However, this was resolved when the Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (Margma) stepped in to help sort it out. It was perhaps the smallest of the many challenges the industry faced in the year. The ban on Top Glove&rsquo s subsidiaries &mdash Top Glove Sdn Bhd and TG Medical Sdn Bhd &mdash by the United States Customs and Border Protection (US CBP) in July over forced labour concerns, took a big toll on the company with the share price plummeting by 10 per cent to RM19.70 on July 16. On the same day, vaccine hopes and subsequent knee-jerk reaction led to a total of RM10.5 billion worth of market capitalisation wiped out from four counters, namely Top Glove, Hartalega, Supermax and Kossan Rubber. And while the largest glove maker was sweating it out to settle the issue on the ban, more than 4,000 of its workers were infected by Covid-19, making it the biggest contributor to Malaysia Covid-19 cases with a cluster dubbed as Teratai. Top Glove was slapped with possible charges for alleged offences under the Workers&rsquo Minimum Standards of Housing and Amenities Act 1990 (Act 446).   The manufacturer had to shut down its factories in stages to conduct Covid-19 screenings, while the Enhanced Movement Control Order imposed on the workers dormitory has been extended until Dec 14. It was reported that Top Glove 20 facilities were temporarily closed with eight production lines still operating in Klang, thus reducing its production by between 10 per cent and 20 per cent. The company expects its revenue for the current financial year ending August 31, 2021, to be impacted by three per cent following the temporary suspension of its manufacturing facilities in Klang. Despite all these, research houses maintained their like status on Top Glove since it was the key beneficiary of rubber glove demand globally. On the flip side, this year also saw the US CBP relented and lifted the ban on WRP Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd as to help meet its demand of the medical rubber gloves. This was after the Sepang-based company also faced a backlash from the United States, which alleged the company used forced labour in its operations.   Vaccine and 2021 Outlook Despite these setbacks, the industry is expected to extend its bullish sentiment in line with the deployment of the Covid-19 vaccine, which is set to boost the demand for rubber gloves by up to 18 billion pieces a year, assuming that 60 per cent of the world&rsquo s population of 7.5 billion people would get the vaccine in two doses annually. Malaysia&rsquo s market share is expected to improve to 68 per cent when the country supply 280 billion pieces of rubber gloves next year (against the 410 billion pieces world demand) from the 67 per cent market share in 2020 (360 billion pieces world demand). It is estimated that the new players' (like Luster and Mah Sing) contribution to Malaysia' s total will be only about five to seven billion gloves in 2021 and 10 to 12 billion gloves in 2022. Still, the biggest growth of the glove industry in 2021 and 2022 will principally be contributed by the existing 57 manufacturers, which will be able to do so due to their continuous planned expansion year-on-year, over the past 15 years, Margma president Dr Supramaniam Shanmugam said. The association is also optimistic that Top Glove would resolve all current matters and be back to normal production levels soon, he said. In the interim, the impact to the industry will be small as the shortfall can be mitigated by the newly expanded capacities of the other existing players in the industry, he added. Margma predicts the industry&rsquo s revenue at RM32.2 billion this year 2020, higher from the RM19.8 billion recorded in 2019. For 2021, revenue could range between RM36 billion and RM38 billion, on the back of robust demand, notwithstanding the vaccine coming into play. Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd economist Adam Mohamed Rahim is also positive of the industry performance in view that demand growth would continue in 2022 as awareness towards health and personal hygiene are likely to remain prevalent as the general society is embracing the new normal. Therefore, demand for personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves would help drive demand post-Covid-19. Expansion plans for major rubber glove makers are so far on track. For example, Hartalega stays focused on its capacity expansion plans. As of late October 2020, Plant 6 has fully commissioned all 12 production lines and Plant 7 is expected to begin commissioning by the fourth quarter of 2020. Overall, its plan on increasing its annual installed capacity from the current 41 billion to 44 billion pieces by 2022 remains intact. Therefore, we expect an increase in average selling prices in the coming quarters, he noted. While the obstacles and challenges would continue, the industry, without a doubt, is in for another splendid year in 2021. Bernama
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ADS2200 Veteran	07-Dec-2020 17:52        ADS2200 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	well rs is oversold but that is not the point.  &ldquo 万 事 俱 备 ， 只 欠 东 风 &rdquo peter88, what are you trying to say " it is considered  illiquid with a total issued share of 1.5b" ? what do you mean illiquid lei ?
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Alson18 Senior	07-Dec-2020 17:19        Alson18 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Careful...shortsellers are switching targets to other stocks now med stocks no meat aready
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Peter88 Senior	07-Dec-2020 17:14        Peter88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	It is considered  illiquid with a total issued share of 1.5b . wavehunter      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:48) Posted: The reality of this game is that this 5% of the shareholders can make the other 95% scream NABEH YOU ALL lah !!!    Peter88      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:44) Posted: 5% abut 74%m shares floating the market only .
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wavehunter Supreme	07-Dec-2020 16:48        wavehunter About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "Trade what you see, not what you hope to see."
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The reality of this game is that this 5% of the shareholders can make the other 95% scream NABEH YOU ALL lah !!!    Peter88      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:44) Posted: 5% abut 74%m shares floating the market only . . wavehunter      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:35) Posted: So 5% of the shareholders in this company will be responsible for 95% of the shareholders seeing their paper net worth  fluctuating up and down like a roller coaster
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Peter88 Senior	07-Dec-2020 16:44        Peter88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	5% abut 74%m shares floating the market only . . wavehunter      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:35) Posted: So 5% of the shareholders in this company will be responsible for 95% of the shareholders seeing their paper net worth  fluctuating up and down like a roller coaster. Peter88      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:30) Posted: The TOP  20 sharehoders own about 95% of the tota shares . CEO Wong and His brother , his depoty Lee and EPF , 4 of them own about 71% . So there is not many  free float in the market . The weak holders are selling , it is jsut a matter of time that the selling is going to end soon . It will just rocket up when no more selling . Buyers are also patient , buy from the weak holders , no need to raise prise to collect .
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Sgvale Supreme	07-Dec-2020 16:44        Sgvale About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Will close $1.15.
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ss2017. Supreme	07-Dec-2020 16:41        ss2017. About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Dow jones is risky now please take care of other stocks
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ss2017. Supreme	07-Dec-2020 16:37        ss2017. About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Do you notice that vaccines news have no effects on dow jones index now.
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wavehunter Supreme	07-Dec-2020 16:35        wavehunter About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "Trade what you see, not what you hope to see."
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	So 5% of the shareholders in this company will be responsible for 95% of the shareholders seeing their paper net worth  fluctuating up and down like a roller coaster. Peter88      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:30) Posted: The TOP  20 sharehoders own about 95% of the tota shares . CEO Wong and His brother , his depoty Lee and EPF , 4 of them own about 71% . So there is not many  free float in the market . The weak holders are selling , it is jsut a matter of time that the selling is going to end soon . It will just rocket up when no more selling . Buyers are also patient , buy from the weak holders , no need to raise prise to collect .
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wavehunter Supreme	07-Dec-2020 16:33        wavehunter About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "Trade what you see, not what you hope to see."
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	This is why this one...now cannot BUY. . wavehunter      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 16:19) Posted: Ya. Cannot BUY. Can BYE. Seems like BUY & HOLD wont work this time round. Becomes BUY & HOLE.  SHORT & HOLD works instead.  Now languishing at Day Low... 1.19 : 1.20.  Those of you who still want to buy.... dont do it now. Dont pick bottom. Coz you will run out of bullets before the market runs out of bottoms.  Sgvale      ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 15:27) Posted: More Vaccines on board . Medical equipment bye bye
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Peter88 Senior	07-Dec-2020 16:30        Peter88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The TOP  20 sharehoders own about 95% of the tota shares . CEO Wong and His brother , his depoty Lee and EPF , 4 of them own about 71% . So there is not many  free float in the market . The weak holders are selling , it is jsut a matter of time that the selling is going to end soon . It will just rocket up when no more selling . Buyers are also patient , buy from the weak holders , no need to raise prise to collect .
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