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Bcjh1992      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 15:56) Posted: Spent $m in rocks? What kind of rocks... FATABA      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 13:35) Posted: Honestly who wld invest in this SS where the boss prefer to spend $m on rocks .....then reward his shareholders with good dividend ??  LOL no offence to those who like this counter.  do tell a lot about the future of this company ..

 

Yes correct. You mentioned " now" . That is the key word. As Sheng Siong opens branches overseas and in key areas, they are reaching out into densely populated regions. They are also doing vertical integration that differentiates itself from purely online retail who effectively act as retail stores without the vertical integration depth that Sheng Siong has gone into. It can be its achilles hill, or it can be the key to its future in beating competitors. 

investshare      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 16:56) Posted: Haha if you worry about that, you have q10, redmart, grabmart, deliveroo mart to buy online now. black_white      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 16:47) Posted: What I just mentioned doesnt only affect food products. Look at our own factories in Singapore - Open, close, open, close. Start work, stop work, start work, stop work. Even if operations can stabilise to adapt to new patterns, it would take a long while. Our current logistics globally still cannot even adapt after 1 year - Logistics prices are still rising due to insufficient capacity arising from longer custom checks, etc etc with this new pattern of everyday life.

 

Haha if you worry about that, you have q10, redmart, grabmart, deliveroo mart to buy online now.

black_white      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 16:47) Posted: What I just mentioned doesnt only affect food products. Look at our own factories in Singapore - Open, close, open, close. Start work, stop work, start work, stop work. Even if operations can stabilise to adapt to new patterns, it would take a long while. Our current logistics globally still cannot even adapt after 1 year - Logistics prices are still rising due to insufficient capacity arising from longer custom checks, etc etc with this new pattern of everyday life.

 

What I just mentioned doesnt only affect food products. Look at our own factories in Singapore - Open, close, open, close. Start work, stop work, start work, stop work. Even if operations can stabilise to adapt to new patterns, it would take a long while. Our current logistics globally still cannot even adapt after 1 year - Logistics prices are still rising due to insufficient capacity arising from longer custom checks, etc etc with this new pattern of everyday life.

 

Look globally what is happening... Prices are escalating because supply cannot meet demand. Hence prices escalate. With climate change, the virus affecting production in factories, etc, supply is already having difficulties upkeeping with demand growth.  Who say bet once in a blue moon kind of thing? The pandemic just gives a taste of what it is like in the much longer term... With increasing globalisation, comes increasing proliferation of diseases that affect livestocks, etc etc. We already have plenty of these problems since the past - H5N1, etc etc affecting supplies. These will only become more pronounced with time.

investshare      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 16:37) Posted: What supply cannot meet demand? You bet on once in the blue moon panic buy? black_white      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 15:44) Posted: In an ever increasing global population, where supply cannot meet demand, and there is escalating prices, physical retail still trumps. People will rush to buy goods physically rather than online. It is a matter of time only unless today we have limitless supplies. Already, we have seen it happen during this pandemic. And with the rise of China with many ordinary citizens striving for the " American dream" of big houses, big cars, unlimited consumption as long as you have money, then physical retail stalls will be increasingly more important in the retail space. Online can never compete in this case.

 

What supply cannot meet demand? You bet on once in the blue moon panic buy?

black_white      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 15:44) Posted: In an ever increasing global population, where supply cannot meet demand, and there is escalating prices, physical retail still trumps. People will rush to buy goods physically rather than online. It is a matter of time only unless today we have limitless supplies. Already, we have seen it happen during this pandemic. And with the rise of China with many ordinary citizens striving for the " American dream" of big houses, big cars, unlimited consumption as long as you have money, then physical retail stalls will be increasingly more important in the retail space. Online can never compete in this case.  investshare      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 15:10) Posted: Traditional supermarket is handicapped in online war. It is a joke that Ntuc FairPrice try to justify its online purchase service fee. It just exposes that their business model is outdated. Ppl have automated sorting system whereas they still depend on hand, and want consumer to pay for it. What a joke.

 

Spent $m in rocks? What kind of rocks...

FATABA      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 13:35) Posted: Honestly who wld invest in this SS where the boss prefer to spend $m on rocks .....then reward his shareholders with good dividend ??  LOL no offence to those who like this counter.  do tell a lot about the future of this company ..? albeniz      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 13:24) Posted: Price has been stable but declining. Nobody stocking up toilet paper now?

 

In an ever increasing global population, where supply cannot meet demand, and there is escalating prices, physical retail still trumps. People will rush to buy goods physically rather than online. It is a matter of time only unless today we have limitless supplies. Already, we have seen it happen during this pandemic. And with the rise of China with many ordinary citizens striving for the " American dream" of big houses, big cars, unlimited consumption as long as you have money, then physical retail stalls will be increasingly more important in the retail space. Online can never compete in this case. 

investshare      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 15:10) Posted: Traditional supermarket is handicapped in online war. It is a joke that Ntuc FairPrice try to justify its online purchase service fee. It just exposes that their business model is outdated. Ppl have automated sorting system whereas they still depend on hand, and want consumer to pay for it. What a joke.

 

Traditional supermarket is handicapped in online war. It is a joke that Ntuc FairPrice try to justify its online purchase service fee. It just exposes that their business model is outdated. Ppl have automated sorting system whereas they still depend on hand, and want consumer to pay for it. What a joke.

 

I think they totally lost in online battle, future is no good.

 

Honestly who wld invest in this SS where the boss prefer to spend $m on rocks .....then reward his shareholders with good dividend ?? 
LOL no offence to those who like this counter. 
do tell a lot about the future of this company ..?

albeniz      ( Date: 07-Oct-2021 13:24) Posted: Price has been stable but declining. Nobody stocking up toilet paper now?

 

Price has been stable but declining.
Nobody stocking up toilet paper now?

 

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sheng siong retraced back to this level from high
looks like could retrace further on head and shoulders
or could rebound on inverse head and shoulders
still pays decent dividend of ard 4%
gd luck dyodd

 

There is no need to have full lockdown aka circuit breaker. Why? Simply because 82% of the population is vacinated. The message is clear, go for vaccination so that you can live normally. The government will be slapping their own faces if they annouced circuit breaker.

Looked at NZ, they have also given up on lockdown. They have decided to live with the virus from now on.

raykee      ( Date: 27-Sep-2021 14:50) Posted: very dissappointed that no lockdown is called yet

 

very dissappointed that no lockdown is called yet

 

Nothing to worry. Look at STI soaring........

wenyen      ( Date: 26-Sep-2021 23:43) Posted: 1939 cases today + pasir panjang veggie fruits closed  can keep watch tomorrow

 

1939 cases today + pasir panjang veggie fruits closed 

can keep watch tomorrow

 

Wet markets are still open.

FALLnRISE      ( Date: 26-Sep-2021 22:58) Posted: That was last time. But with the recently WFH by default. All have to choeng supermarket to stockup at home?

 

That was last time. But with the recently WFH by default. All have to choeng supermarket to stockup at home?

 

What this mean ?

FALLnRISE      ( Date: 15-Sep-2021 09:53) Posted: According to the  National Environment Agency  (NEA), some 34 hawker centres were closed on Monday (Sep 13) alone. The hawker centres were closed for cleaning or repair and redecoration works. https://theindependent.sg/kf-seetoh-questions-why-the-34-hawker-centres-are-being-closed-as-they-struggle-to-fend-for-themselves/ 1. Aljunied Ave 2 Blk 117 (Blk 117 Aljunied Market and Food Centre) 2. Ang Mo Kio Ave 1 Blk 226D (Kebun Baru Market and Food Centre) 3. Ang Mo Kio Ave 10 Blk 409 (Teck Ghee Square) 4. Ang Mo Kio Street 22 Blk 226H (Kebun Baru Food Centre) 5. Bedok Food Centre 6. Bedok North Street 3 Blk 538 7. Beo Crescent Market 8. Buffalo Road Blk 665 (Tekka Centre/Zhu Jiao Market) 9. Bukit Timah Market 10. Eunos Crescent Blk 4A 11. Geylang Bahru Blk 69 (Blk 69 Geylang Bahru Market and Food Centre) 12. Ghim Moh Road Blk 20 13. Hougang Ave 1 Blk 105 (Hougang 105 Hainanese Village Centre) 14. Jalan Bukit Merah Blk 6 (ABC Brickworks Market/Food Centre) 15. Jalan Kukoh Blk 1 (Kukoh 21 Food Centre) 16. Jurong East Ave 1 Blk 347 (Yuhua Market and Hawker Centre) 17. Jurong West Street 52 Blk 505 18. Kallang Estate Fresh Market and Food Centre 19. Kampung Admiralty Hawker Centre 20. Marine Terrace Blk 50A (50A Marine Terrace) 21. Marsiling Lane Blk 20/21 22. Mei Chin Road Blk 159 (Mei Chin Road Market) 23. New Upper Changi Road Blk 58 24. Queen Street Blk 270 (Albert Centre) 25. Redhill Lane Blk 79 (Redhill Market) 26. Redhill Lane Blk 85 (Redhill Food Centre) 27. Serangoon Garden Market 28. Tanglin Halt Market 29. Telok Blangah Crescent Blk 11 (11 Telok Blangah Crescent Market and Food Centre) 30. Toa Payoh Lorong 7 Blk 22 (Kim Keat Palm Market and Food Centre) 31. West Coast Drive Blk 502 (Ayer Rajah Market) 32. West Coast Drive Blk 503 (Ayer Rajah Food Centre) 33. Whampoa Drive Blk 91/92 (Whampoa Drive Makan Place/Whampoa Market) 34. Yishun Ring Road Blk 104/105 (Chong Pang Market and Food Centre)