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MedElite23
post Jan 7 2021, 01:13 PM

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QUOTE(statikinetic @ Jan 7 2021, 01:03 PM)
Wow, that's quite a distance to be averaging down from.
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I remember someone said something along the line:”socmed is for people to flex their gains and hide their losses”, don’t remember who said that but I thought I’d be the one to share my fair share of paper loss hehe..

So yeah, exposing my wound for someone to rub salts onto if one would like to biggrin.gif
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post Jan 7 2021, 01:17 PM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Jan 7 2021, 01:11 PM)
Anyway.... just sharing some thoughts....

I was looking back at some of those notes... esp this one...

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That's TG own notes...

Now ... that TG put out the Bloomberg consensus on PAT of 10.2 billion... is rather telling when I thought about it over when I went lim teh ....

Their Q1 PAT was 2.3 billion. Which means, the company/management is accepting that TG would turn in a profit of 10.2 - 2.3  = 7.9 billion for the rest of the 3 remaining quarters of 2021  Ahem! those last few words is worth noting. Only 3 quarters left in fy 2021 ... which is why ... you cannot blame/you have to accept why the analysts are already basing their Toilet Paper prices for TG based on 2022 estimates already. It is what it is. Industry standard. Will come back to that....

Now 7.9 PAT for 3 quarters... on average, that's only 2.6 billion per quarter for the next 3 quarters.

Is it mistake from the company? Did they bother to check the implication of what those numbers are saying? Or perhaps it's yet another glitch from the company...

Now for the investor/punter/trader or what not ..... if TG only turns in a PAT of 2.6 billion ....  that's about a 10% growth only on a q-q basis. Would that not be considered a disappointing given the boom boom numbers it has been reporting? and that the next 2 quarters of fy 2021 will see flat earnings at 2.6 billion....

That's not too encouraging, isn't it?

Think about that la........................

Now back to the forward earnings... ie... Toilet Paper prices based on 2022 numbers.

CIMB had already started it last month. Yes, they did ...

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and of course, yesterday, I showed that TA is also doing such reference

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What does this mean? Think about it .....

Isn't it saying fy 2021 doesn't even matter anymore?


Yup, this is the market... pricing the stock based on forward earnings.

TG Q1 is already gone.. only 3 quarters left for the year.... hence focus is now on 2022 numbers.

Which means. ..... no matter what boom boom numbers TG reports next .... it won't have much impact.... wink.gif

and the sad thing ... if TG reports a lackluster/flat set of profits the next Q ... the stock could be hit... wink.gif

It's sad/unfortunate/or whatever you wanna call it/ kind of situation.

Everything is priced forward .... it is what it is....
and last but not least.... this one.... it's from TG itself

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2 interesting things from that...

1. CLSA ....  sell recommendation.  CLSA was one of the big bulls on TG. First to call a TP of rm28 on TG in July .... The sell recommendation was made on 23 Nov 2020.

2. The earnings estimate/trend . What can be seen is the clear earnings trend..

Big, big profits in 2021 .... but huge deciline in profits for 2022.

23 scientist from different research houses all making the same set of estimates....
Now think about this...

Can they all be wrong?

If they are not wrong.... think about it ..... the shorties. Does this or does this not explain why so many were willing to short TG?
Yeah .... I own no TG shares... and I don't intend to buy any ... it doesn't matter if I am right or wrong... it's just mere sharing of info and some light workout for my fat fingers... and yeah... last I check... this is a stock market discussion thread tongue.gif

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Wah bro you’ve quite some free time to dig out these infos consistently eh, mind to share with us what do you do for a living? Or you already don’t? Haha.. biggrin.gif

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post Jan 7 2021, 01:36 PM

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QUOTE(Kadaj @ Jan 7 2021, 01:32 PM)
I've checked their financial statements and looks good for me.
Any reason or news why tguan stock price keep falling recently?
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No bro, I guess just the sentiment not there, it’s a boring business to many people...I like it exactly for that reason on top of good earnings and growth potential proven by good track record.
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post Jan 7 2021, 01:39 PM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Jan 7 2021, 01:34 PM)
Eh? Let me share with you...

1. The first screen shot... that was posted in this thread. (In fact I read it wrongly ...cos as itself it was so confusing that TG planted the potential dividend return with in between its reason to do buybacks)

2. CIMB research? I have account.

3. TA Securities? It's available on Bursa website

4. The last screenshot was from TG itself. A friend forwarded to me. LOL!

Anyway... knowing how to search for info is important.... for example... if I want those DBS or UOB reports in pdf... lol... i know where to access it....
Me? I am a trader.
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Cool, good to know. I like how you’re able to break down the intricacies of a company. To that I must add, market sentiment is really important, because if it weren’t there all analysis would deem futile no matter how convincing it sounds,at least for the short term..
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post Jan 7 2021, 01:42 PM

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QUOTE(HereToLearn @ Jan 7 2021, 01:34 PM)
No demand, downtrend. Same for any other stocks. Until it reaches traders' support line or value investors FA entry, it will continue to drop.

Cause momentum traders already ran. Prolly went to crypto/tech counters. When crypto/tech bursts, maybe we will have the fund channeling back.

My FA entry for Tguan is 1.7-1.87. PRAY
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How did you come up with that FA based TP?
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post Jan 7 2021, 01:53 PM

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QUOTE(HereToLearn @ Jan 7 2021, 01:44 PM)
Forward PE (based on projecte NP) vs historical PE.
Margin of safety
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No idea how did you come up with your forward PE tongue.gif

I don’t fully trust investment banker’s report,but it’s certainly worth reading for reference purpose.

In our case here...either gcs-cimb analyst was smoking weed when making the report or.... tongue.gif

Anyway, I do hope you get to buy at your desired TP biggrin.gif

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post Jan 7 2021, 02:26 PM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Jan 7 2021, 02:12 PM)
TGuan ah?

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why nobody ask me for 3 kupang comments? tongue.gif
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Lai Lai Lai.. no harm listening rclxms.gif
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post Jan 7 2021, 03:26 PM

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QUOTE(ChAOoz @ Jan 7 2021, 03:17 PM)
Today my unrealized profit on Bursa portfolio drop around close to 10% at peak point , even though index less than 1%  sweat.gif

Anyway my money already up to 80% in equities, so yeah if there is a big crash i'm going to be clutching on bags.

Currently as of writing it is around 5% of profit erosion. Slowly recovering hopefully  nod.gif
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How close are you to retirement bro? If you have another 10 years at least to spare,can definitely ride through the ride. (I assume you’re an investor based on your writing context)
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post Jan 7 2021, 03:52 PM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Jan 7 2021, 03:19 PM)
How's your Maybank? tongue.gif
Anyway, TGuan, for me, oil is the main factor....  I think u know la... but for company like TGuan, the initial higher oil prices is actually good for TGuan cos it does a have good management of its raw material inventory...blah blah blah... but such profits cannot sustain when its raw materials is based on the higher oil prices.
This one is actually one of the miss. Can't win it all. tongue.gif

Back in 2019... it was indeed in my watch list... 2 quarters of profit recovery ... and from a fundamental point of view... it should be worth a trade... but... it never showed......

the closest it came for me was end Oct 2019 ....

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Around 2.80++ ..... was thinking ..... but hesitated ... cos it was out of my comfort setup ....

Next thing u know.... it gapped up following a very strong 2019 Q3 numbers... didn't feel like chasing.... tongue.gif

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And then of course ... March 2020 .... came.

This one was actually one of my alternate choice to whack ..... but since my mini water pistol, which only had one shot .... I gave this one a miss.

A really nice winner if one had jumped into since March...

meanwhile ...the earnings since then...

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The yellow one... was the earnings that popped in Nov 2019... but since then ..... earnings although good but... isn't really booming....

and oil prices.... has been up for a while already... wink.gif

so moving forward... oil prices should eat into TGuan profitabilities already...

Ya... chart had to be reconstructed/adjusted for the recent bonus issue.... which now looks like this....
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the main up trend from March 2020 is now gone ....
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Totally understand why you didn’t jump,from trader’s point of view..this counter’s uptrend is gone for now..

Guess I’ll have to ride through the storm then haha..

I’m aware of the increasing crude oil price, but I’m not sure if it would affect tguan’s plastic packaging as their raw material is derived from linear low density polyethylene,whose price has dipped a lil from December last year.

Their nano33 technology has allowed them to increase profit margin over the last 3 years,coupled with increasing plastic demand in general due to covid19(ppl to prefer take away/delivery than eating out). Of course current usd depreciation will cause them to incur some forex loss too but I’m no insider so I can’t tell which factors play a more major role in determining their coming quarter profit..

Anyway, by putting all these factors together, I think this counter is worth holding for long term, from fundamental analysis POV. But if you’re a trader,you should’ve cut loss long time/never jumped in to begin with biggrin.gif

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post Jan 7 2021, 05:29 PM

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Perhaps targeted mco to be implemented? A “milder” version of March 2020 to be repeated? (Yes,I agree nationwide lockdown unlikely to happen). Tomorrow and next week will be interesting as far as sentiment in the glove sector is concerned,those big funds who wanna short might take emergency brake first haha..
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QUOTE(ChAOoz @ Jan 7 2021, 09:13 PM)
Prior to retailer influx my exposure to bursa is less than 30% from total investment.

Now i think its 50-50 between local and foreign. The retail money pouring in to bursa has really made it really vibrant especially the non top 30 composite counters benefit quite abit
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Just a daring hypothesis la:
When we live in this low interest rate environment,it’s not surprising that many people have to dip their feet into the stock market by circumstance,even if they have no prior knowledge/interest on the stock market.

Moving forward,will we see a retailer dominated klse? If so,does it mean bursa counters will not be easily manipulated by big hands? On the counter side, does it mean more volatility across all counters? Since most retailers are uninformed and make decisions based on sentiments. Buy on news sell on rumors as they say.
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post Jan 7 2021, 11:29 PM

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QUOTE(ChAOoz @ Jan 7 2021, 10:59 PM)
More volatility and more irrationality. This is across the board even in US. You see very irrational situation like bankrupt share purchases like hertz or even purchases into fundamentally flawed company like Nikola.

This new trend had confused the established fund managers for awhile, but i think they have managed to adapt now. Retail investor and their counters volatility as well as cult buying is the new normal now.
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Yes, that also means the traditional fair PE range is no longer feasible for use as more retail participants join the party.
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post Jan 8 2021, 12:35 AM

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QUOTE(HereToLearn @ Jan 8 2021, 12:31 AM)
I am actually very worried... Something doesnt feel right

Feel like leaving the market for a year or two until everything normalizes.
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Our interest rate is at all time low, 20 years low to be exact. I don’t see OPR being raised anytime soon la, not 1-2 years. till then hot money will still circulate in the stock market IMO.
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TGuan took off earlier than I expected, haven’t even collected enough tickets..and we just talked about it yesterday haha.. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(skty @ Jan 8 2021, 10:35 AM)
I am waiting. haha.

one more round of buying of the range that I don't have yet will bring my average to a very undervalued price. Then I can just close eye and wait for big angpau already.

this round of buying will be the highest % of the money I allocated for glove.
although I know the news will make it surge, I also don't buy in one shot with the money allocated for it.

nobody can know exact when it will hit bottom, just make sure you buy in batches. Cannot earn all.  :thumbsup:
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I’m taking a DCA approach to this counter due to its relatively low volatility bro, if the trend confirmed reversing I’ll start depositing more than usual just to take full advantage of it. Hehehe biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(cempedaklife @ Jan 8 2021, 10:42 AM)
not that this is stock discussion.
but since you mentioned it.

regarding new strain, its not uncommon, even influenza have new strains and keep evolving. each year, the vaccine is updated to include new strains.
so its not uncommon for a vaccine to not be effective on new strains.

covid is not very dissimilar with influenza (if you minus out the impact, harm, etc to the body).
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Coming from a medical practitioner, I approve this tongue.gif
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QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Jan 8 2021, 11:34 AM)
Glove stocks are back in action.

Unfortunately, it seems that most retailers have already been killed off by the previous bloodbath. No much excitement in this forum about the rising prices compared to last year. sad.gif
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Hello uncle, I’m still holding tight tight with both ears closed to filter out the noises haha.. maybe some of us are talking less about it now because we’re tired of justifying our investment decision,time will tell if we’ve made the right decision, at the end we either earn money or learn experience rclxm9.gif

On the side note, it does suck to see the division between glove holders vs glove haters vs side liners. I mean..if you don’t buy the story you don’t have to rub salt on ppl’s wound, apparently that’s what some people like to do..deriving joy from seeing ppl lose money biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(skty @ Jan 8 2021, 02:21 PM)
ya but how do you interpret the earning into value of the company?
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This reply is actually for the silent readers who are interested in fundamental analysis, for I don’t doubt your ability in valuing a company bro tongue.gif

I think FA is an intricate process and requires meticulous calculation and thinking,definitely not as easy as the metrics of valuation (PE,PB,DE,ebita,NPM etc.) you commonly see online. Secondly you need to think independently and separate yourself from the crowd,yup, easy said than done, especially when emotions are in play.

There are many books written by fund managers/investors worth a read, you may find yourself benefit more from these people than the usual suspect of Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffet lol. In fact, I’d go so far to say Warren Buffett isn’t always transparent with his investment strategy, he commonly uses analogies that sound simple but offer no concrete benefit to investors who want to learn the technical part of investment.

Personally, my investment philosophy is inspired by Peter Lynch and Howard Marks. Anyone interested I FA can search up their books. Btw, Philip Fisher’s common stock uncommon profit is worth a read too. Here are 15 points you need to ask yourself when you value a company,according to Philip Fisher. Good luck! thumbsup.gif

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QUOTE(pinksapphire @ Jan 8 2021, 03:01 PM)
How does this drive the stocks up? Sorry I can't understand sad.gif
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Buying force (driving the price up) is so strong, that those who bet the stock price will plummet give up betting because if the buying force continues to be so strong, their loss will be uncapped. Sky is the limit lol. Now without the resistance from “shorting”, the price will go up without...resistance...lol tongue.gif rclxm9.gif

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I’m euphoric now.. can’t help but to feel the urge to chase high... garrgghhh!! bangwall.gif

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