QUOTE(billy_overheat @ Mar 24 2014, 10:59 PM)
maybe pick it up when it's in the lowest? Since medical gloves can't be used repeatedly and our gloves are being distributed world wide, will it be a good keeper for long term? Hospitals do need gloves, a lot.

Pick up when it's the lowest, does sound like a good idea.
But how does one know what it the lowest point?
You need the data to be past data to confirm the lowest.
After hitting the lowest, does it mean we can make money?
Some stocks bounce back up after hitting the lows.
Some don't. They trade sideways, coma like, after hitting the lows.
Yes, the need for gloves is there.
Billion dollar industry.
But why are the glove stocks falling in tandem?
You need to understand this issue, instead of looking at charts and trying to pick bottoms.
Obviously, Top Glove is the main culprit.
Internal problems started the rot for Top Glove...
Then its weak profit report last weak sent shock waves to the sector.....
Do read Top Glove's report.....
When the market leader sneezes, everyone catches cold.