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FreeEagle Member	12-May-2021 11:25        FreeEagle About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Hopefully, some good news is coming up.... HUAT to all longists. Blue_Dragon      ( Date: 12-May-2021 11:17) Posted: Medtecs Taiwan is NT25. 35 now! Equivalent to SGD 1.25! Buy Buy Buy!
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Blue_Dragon Member	12-May-2021 11:17        Blue_Dragon About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Medtecs Taiwan is NT25. 35 now! Equivalent to SGD 1.25! Buy Buy Buy!
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easywin Supreme	12-May-2021 11:07        easywin About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Can go above $1.00 easily, cover fast to minimize loses
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boyboy61 Supreme	12-May-2021 11:04        boyboy61 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	94.5 cleared....going 95.......shortists be careful
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Longtermer Elite	12-May-2021 10:56        Longtermer About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Yells: "A disciplined investor is a wealthy investor"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Today Medtecs XD yet price still holding quite well imo. The Q1 results were disappointing but the price has more or less been discounted before it came out. Now the Taiwanese are bullish as many buyers are out to push up TDR prices. Are there news imminent? Have trimmed down my Medtecs holdings and reshuffled my overall porfolio (now heavy on gloves). Still bullish over medical and gloves counters as the pandemic is still raging and PPE will still be needed for a long while. The medical counters should be back in play with many countries reporting more cases and lockdowns imo. Dyodd as always. Trade w care. Huat.
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easywin Supreme	12-May-2021 10:38        easywin About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Shortists must be very careful the loses can be quite substantial with the way going up!
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ss2017. Supreme	12-May-2021 10:21        ss2017. About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	People made use of this counter to do trading. Some of them provide no evident except keep feeding fear elements. Also do not commit long so much because when in May /June usa mkt likely is in down trend, these people will sell then buy, withdraw buy queue, sell down again to benefit for each day trading gain. Dyodd
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Investor8 Master	12-May-2021 10:01        Investor8 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Hahaha, depending on whether he bought or sold the shares.  Cheers!!! ec0101      ( Date: 11-May-2021 16:46) Posted: Just ignore that fella lah.. He one day shout 10 cents next day shout $2....
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boyboy61 Supreme	12-May-2021 09:29        boyboy61 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I think the taiwanese TDR also entitled to dividends satruz      ( Date: 12-May-2021 09:21) Posted: Bro, today XD mah lailai      ( Date: 12-May-2021 09:10) Posted: What a toad! TW shoot up almost +10% to TWD25.3 (SGD1.20). At sgx, sank by -4.1% to 0.93. No query from regulator, why TW shoot up, when sgx shoot down?
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ETLee8 Master	12-May-2021 09:28        ETLee8 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Do not be too happy, temporary only lah
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NT1825 Master	12-May-2021 09:26        NT1825 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	TG and RS up 3 to 4 pips already.  newbieliu      ( Date: 12-May-2021 09:23) Posted: not suprised if it cheong back up to $1 again.. these BBs are hard to predict  satruz      ( Date: 12-May-2021 09:21) Posted: Bro, today XD ma
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newbieliu Elite	12-May-2021 09:23        newbieliu About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	not suprised if it cheong back up to $1 again.. these BBs are hard to predict  satruz      ( Date: 12-May-2021 09:21) Posted: Bro, today XD mah lailai      ( Date: 12-May-2021 09:10) Posted: What a toad! TW shoot up almost +10% to TWD25.3 (SGD1.20). At sgx, sank by -4.1% to 0.93. No query from regulator, why TW shoot up, when sgx shoot down?
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satruz Master	12-May-2021 09:21        satruz About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Bro, today XD mah lailai      ( Date: 12-May-2021 09:10) Posted: What a toad! TW shoot up almost +10% to TWD25.3 (SGD1.20). At sgx, sank by -4.1% to 0.93. No query from regulator, why TW shoot up, when sgx shoot down?
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easywin Supreme	12-May-2021 09:13        easywin About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Shortists in trouble all the way up. must cover fast
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lailai Elite	12-May-2021 09:10        lailai About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	What a toad! TW shoot up almost +10% to TWD25.3 (SGD1.20). At sgx, sank by -4.1% to 0.93. No query from regulator, why TW shoot up, when sgx shoot down?
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boyboy61 Supreme	12-May-2021 09:07        boyboy61 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	93.5 after xd.......together with the dividend is equivalent to 99
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boyboy61 Supreme	12-May-2021 07:46        boyboy61 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Double edged sword......can go both ways moneynoenough      ( Date: 12-May-2021 00:24) Posted: WASHINGTON:  The small US  manufacturers that rushed to produce face masks over the past year are now stuck with hundreds of millions of unsold face coverings because China is flooding the market with below-cost masks, and most may not survive the end of the pandemic. That' s the thrust of a letter to President Joe Biden released on Tuesday (May 11) by a trade group representing 26 small manufacturers that set up production of the badly needed safety items as the health crisis took hold last year. The manufacturers said over half their production would be forced offline in 60 days if they don' t get immediate federal aid, costing thousands of jobs. They blame low-priced imports, especially from China. " We write to you with a request for immediate help against unfair trade practices by foreign nations that threaten the viability of the US  domestic PPE mask manufacturing industry, as well as future US  pandemic preparedness efforts," the newly formed group, the American Mask Manufacturer' s Association, said in the letter. The group said they have capacity to produce 3.7 billion surgical masks and more than 1 billion of the higher-protection N95 masks a year - and are now sitting on stockpiles of 260 million surgical masks in their warehouses that they are struggling to sell. Another 20 million N95s are also on factory shelves. When masks were in short supply last year, prices surged. But prices have now crashed, and hospital administrators and others are shopping for the best prices in a market crowded with new offerings. A box of 50 surgical masks which sold for more than US$50 a year ago can be found for US$5 now. The trade group said while there are 3 to 6 cents in raw material in every surgical mask, imported Chinese surgical masks now sell for an average of 1 cent each. " China ... is effectively dumping masks on the US  market at well below actual costs." " If this remains unchanged, 54 per cent  of our production will go offline in 60 days and 84.6 per cent  in less than a year," the group said in the letter. The group said they' d created more than 7,800 US  jobs in the last year, but roughly a third of those have already been lost to production cuts.v The Biden administration has pledged to look at ways to support domestic producers of protective equipment - including potentially finding ways to subsidise US  producers - but the government reviews are still underway. " The idea that everyone expressed during the crisis - that we need to avoid (PPE shortages) ever happening again - hasn' t changed profit-driven institutions," said James Wyner, chief executive of Shawmut Corp., a West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, maker of engineered materials that expanded into mask production during the crisis. " The distributors are still sourcing their stuff at the lowest price." Wyner said he' s selling masks from his new production lines, but " substantially less than we would like." Adam Albrecht, senior quality control manager at Indiana Face Mask, another small producer, said when the firm first started producing the higher-filtration N95 masks last year, " People came out of the woodwork, saying: ' We can sell this, we can sell this.' But it seems no matter how much we adjust prices down, the Chinese stay just below." Some of the small mask makers are confident they will survive. Dan Izhaky, who together with a partner has invested US$4 million in a new mask factory outside Los Angeles, said the challenge is greater for makers of surgical masks, the ubiquitous safety masks that are relatively easy to make.  Izhaky' s company makes more complex N95 masks and he said he has continued to expand. " But we also believe the Biden administration is going to take a number of steps down the road to really help us be sustainable," he said. The mask trade group - which doesn' t include industry giants such as 3M  and Honeywell International  - urged the Biden administration to take immediate action to support the industry. Their recommendations include requiring the federal government and any other institution receiving federal dollars for buying protective equipment to buy only US-made masks that comply with government rules on domestic content and remove any masks in the federal stockpile that don&rsquo t meet federal standards. They also want the administration to require any hospital that accepts federal funds to earmark 40 per cent  of its spending on PPE for domestic producers by 2023. They are also asking the government to consider buying the 260 million masks now stockpiled at the new factories.
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moneynoenough Senior	12-May-2021 00:24        moneynoenough About Contact  Quote this Post!   Mood: Yells: "ikan bilis "
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	WASHINGTON:  The small US  manufacturers that rushed to produce face masks over the past year are now stuck with hundreds of millions of unsold face coverings because China is flooding the market with below-cost masks, and most may not survive the end of the pandemic. That' s the thrust of a letter to President Joe Biden released on Tuesday (May 11) by a trade group representing 26 small manufacturers that set up production of the badly needed safety items as the health crisis took hold last year. The manufacturers said over half their production would be forced offline in 60 days if they don' t get immediate federal aid, costing thousands of jobs. They blame low-priced imports, especially from China. " We write to you with a request for immediate help against unfair trade practices by foreign nations that threaten the viability of the US  domestic PPE mask manufacturing industry, as well as future US  pandemic preparedness efforts," the newly formed group, the American Mask Manufacturer' s Association, said in the letter. The group said they have capacity to produce 3.7 billion surgical masks and more than 1 billion of the higher-protection N95 masks a year - and are now sitting on stockpiles of 260 million surgical masks in their warehouses that they are struggling to sell. Another 20 million N95s are also on factory shelves. When masks were in short supply last year, prices surged. But prices have now crashed, and hospital administrators and others are shopping for the best prices in a market crowded with new offerings. A box of 50 surgical masks which sold for more than US$50 a year ago can be found for US$5 now. The trade group said while there are 3 to 6 cents in raw material in every surgical mask, imported Chinese surgical masks now sell for an average of 1 cent each. " China ... is effectively dumping masks on the US  market at well below actual costs." " If this remains unchanged, 54 per cent  of our production will go offline in 60 days and 84.6 per cent  in less than a year," the group said in the letter. The group said they' d created more than 7,800 US  jobs in the last year, but roughly a third of those have already been lost to production cuts.v The Biden administration has pledged to look at ways to support domestic producers of protective equipment - including potentially finding ways to subsidise US  producers - but the government reviews are still underway. " The idea that everyone expressed during the crisis - that we need to avoid (PPE shortages) ever happening again - hasn' t changed profit-driven institutions," said James Wyner, chief executive of Shawmut Corp., a West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, maker of engineered materials that expanded into mask production during the crisis. " The distributors are still sourcing their stuff at the lowest price." Wyner said he' s selling masks from his new production lines, but " substantially less than we would like." Adam Albrecht, senior quality control manager at Indiana Face Mask, another small producer, said when the firm first started producing the higher-filtration N95 masks last year, " People came out of the woodwork, saying: ' We can sell this, we can sell this.' But it seems no matter how much we adjust prices down, the Chinese stay just below." Some of the small mask makers are confident they will survive. Dan Izhaky, who together with a partner has invested US$4 million in a new mask factory outside Los Angeles, said the challenge is greater for makers of surgical masks, the ubiquitous safety masks that are relatively easy to make.  Izhaky' s company makes more complex N95 masks and he said he has continued to expand. " But we also believe the Biden administration is going to take a number of steps down the road to really help us be sustainable," he said. The mask trade group - which doesn' t include industry giants such as 3M  and Honeywell International  - urged the Biden administration to take immediate action to support the industry. Their recommendations include requiring the federal government and any other institution receiving federal dollars for buying protective equipment to buy only US-made masks that comply with government rules on domestic content and remove any masks in the federal stockpile that don&rsquo t meet federal standards. They also want the administration to require any hospital that accepts federal funds to earmark 40 per cent  of its spending on PPE for domestic producers by 2023. They are also asking the government to consider buying the 260 million masks now stockpiled at the new factories.
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eric998 Supreme	11-May-2021 18:44        eric998 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Would appreciate if you show your buying records.. if not don?t anyhow shout buy or sell.. HUAT to you.. jesmarnew      ( Date: 11-May-2021 15:44) Posted: Dear All....Medtec seem to be cornered stock!!! The Q1 flib could be one off!!!! Q2-3 could be great as situation is worsening the last 2 months!!! IF that the case Medtec could be in for a huge run!!! Hold tight!!! My fund started buying .......follow me u see GOLD!!!
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tritonyeah6666 Senior	11-May-2021 18:40        tritonyeah6666 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Hahaha. Now Johnson also reappeared liao. Reminded me of shortstock & sally CheongArgh      ( Date: 11-May-2021 16:32) Posted: He' s got 97 personality.....same as MT price right now.....hahaha !!!!! tritonyeah6666      ( Date: 11-May-2021 16:08) Posted: Are you ok? Maciam split personalit
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