Last:4.28     
  +0.05Technicals oversold, turning the bottom, upside coming
gd luck dyodd
 
ozone2002 ( Date: 24-Jul-2020 23:51) Posted:
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Keep going lower from over $10 ! Dividend yield more than 5% ...
TA_Expert ( Date: 24-Jul-2020 23:37) Posted:
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Last:4.23     
  -0.08
testing major support
looking to load on the cheap
gd luck dyodd
  -0.08testing major support
looking to load on the cheap
gd luck dyodd
ozone2002 ( Date: 02-Jul-2020 10:16) Posted:
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Maybe not related to some big shot, so share price not supported.
des_khor ( Date: 24-Jul-2020 21:17) Posted:
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Any idea why this one perform badly than Sheng Shiong ?
Last:4.65     
  +0.07
china passed security law in HK
there will be more chaos
not sure y dairy farm is gg up
gd luck dyodd
  +0.07china passed security law in HK
there will be more chaos
not sure y dairy farm is gg up
gd luck dyodd
        Last:4.47      Vol:81k     
  +0.04
lovely rally as predicted
touched support n went up
gd luck dyodd 
  +0.04lovely rally as predicted
touched support n went up
gd luck dyodd 
ozone2002 ( Date: 28-May-2020 09:21) Posted:
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Chiong ah
  Last:4.25      Vol:58k     
  -0.01
after touchiing support at $4.22
it bounce all the way up 
Gd luck Dyodd
  -0.01after touchiing support at $4.22
it bounce all the way up 
Gd luck Dyodd
Good pillow stock
Close eyes and buy for old age
Close eyes and buy for old age
still sliding...
Nowdays market dun really make sense. Haha
vivacious ( Date: 27-May-2020 16:02) Posted:
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was looking at this...been sliding down the past week...wondering wat the reason was 
xxadidasxx ( Date: 27-May-2020 16:00) Posted:
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Pick up some 4.28 seems value target 4.5
any thoughts on this stk?
Good run-up today 👍
Go back $4.20 I buy again. It alr broke thru last resistance price at $4.17
No need DBS analyst to tell you.
It is no brainer that supermarkets do not benefit from the health crisis after those panic buying we have seen so far.
The selldown was primarily because funds need to conserve capital and initiated by their clients, nothing to do with fundamentals such as supermarket profitablity will be down due to the outbreak.
It is no brainer that supermarkets do not benefit from the health crisis after those panic buying we have seen so far.
The selldown was primarily because funds need to conserve capital and initiated by their clients, nothing to do with fundamentals such as supermarket profitablity will be down due to the outbreak.
Worsening virus outbreak a reason to cash in on these two supermarket stocks: DBS
Uma Devi  25/03/2020, 11:32am
SINGAPORE (Mar 25): With the escalating Covid-19 outbreak and more social distancing restrictions in place, there is good reason to believe that grocery retail stocks are rare beneficiaries of the situation. 
Analysts at DBS Group Research believe that supermarket sales will continue to rise as customers are forced to spend more time at home. In fact, random instances of panic buying are also likely to emerge, which will further bolster these stocks.
In a Wednesday report, DBS analyst Alfie Yeo believes that Dairy Farm International (DFI) is one stock to watch. With its share price having plunged some 22% since Mar 6, Yeo attests that the counter is now not only &ldquo attractively valued&rdquo , but also has a dividend yield of more than 5% with a low risk of a dividend per share (DPS) cut.   
&ldquo Given that earnings would be supported by brisk sales during the Covid-19 outbreak, we believe downside for the stock is limited,&rdquo says Yeo. &ldquo A prolonged outbreak would continue to sustain demand for food and healthcare products as well,&rdquo he adds. 
As retailers around the world fall prey to supply chain disruptions, Yeo argues that DFI could well be a rare exception as its suppliers have varied procurement sources and are flexible enough to switch products or sources when required. 
To be sure, the group&rsquo s appointment of a new CEO had marked the beginning of a revamp. 
&ldquo Following the appointment of new CEO Ian McLeod in 2HFY2017, DFI&rsquo s management strategy includes building up its management capability, growth in China, maintaining a strong position in Hong Kong, revitalising Southeast Asia, and driving digital innovation,&rdquo says Yeo, adding that the group has already shuttered several underperforming and loss-making supermarket and hypermarket stores, mainly in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. 
&ldquo We expect store performance to improve especially in Southeast Asia, as the new CEO implements plans including product range expansion, space management, pricing strategy, consolidated sourcing,&rdquo shares Yeo. 
However, Yeo is choosing to remain fairly cautious on this development for the time being, as these strategies will take time to implement and reap benefits. 
The brokerage is raising DFI&rsquo s FY2020-FY2021 earnings by 3% each, on the back of expectations that sales are going to be brisk for the group&rsquo s supermarket, and health and beauty segments. 
The brokerage has also raised its sales per store assumptions to reflect better demand for supermarket and healthcare products, and has increased its associates/JV estimates on the back of better performance and contributions from the group&rsquo s Yonghui superstores. 
&ldquo We believe any share price upside will be driven by earnings recovery over the longer term. Upside risk on the stock is based on DFI&rsquo s ability to turn in more efficient operations to drive earnings growth,&rdquo says Yeo. 
Another stock the brokerage is bullish on is supermarket operator Sheng Siong Group (SSG), and are banking on resilient sales for the group as more people are forced to stay home. 
DBS has revised its earnings forecast by 3-11% to factor in a strong performance of the group&rsquo s new stores. 
Yeo notes that SSG has an 18% slice of the local grocery retail market pie, and is also the second largest mass-market supermarket player behind NTUC Fairprice
&ldquo We see Sheng Siong as a key direct beneficiary of supermarket demand in Singapore with almost all its earnings contribution derived domestically in Singapore,&rdquo says Yeo. 
In addition, Yeo identifies that Sheng Siong is among the few market players who are almost immune to external forces. With some 99% exposure to Singapore and only 1% of operations in China, Yeo says the group is well-placed to deal with the external shocks. 
&ldquo [SSG is] immune to China from which it receives very little contribution,&rdquo says Yeo. &ldquo Supermarket retail sales improved during SARS in 2003, and locals seeking to avoid crowds would support supermarket sales,&rdquo he adds. 
DBS has &ldquo buy&rdquo calls on both Dairy Farm International and Sheng Siong Group with respective target prices of US$4.70 and $1.45. The brokerage has also identified the duo as its top picks for the sector in light of their defensive plays and resilient demands. 
As at 11.19am, shares in Dairy Farm International are trading six cents higher, or 1.52% up, at US$4.02, while shares in Sheng Siong Group are trading flat at $1.10. 
https://www.theedgesingapore.com/capital/brokers-calls/worsening-virus-outbreak-reason-cash-these-two-supermarket-stocks-dbs
bro, i first bought in at $6.90.
avg down 8 times till $5... lmao.
when it rebounces back at $5.50 onwards I will start to sell little by little if i need the cash
avg down 8 times till $5... lmao.
when it rebounces back at $5.50 onwards I will start to sell little by little if i need the cash
halleluyah ( Date: 19-Mar-2020 09:57) Posted:
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