Deja vu dotcom.

It’s ok, a lot people laugh at gloves when it’s been going down from ATH since how many months ago

Let’s wait for tech to take a dump in the meantime!

We makin' money in steel and tech 2021. Fuck the market crash bears

Feels like a lyn version of DT is tweet-posting around. Rip civility.

Unless I'm holding a short?

Tech positions cleared. Give others the opportunity to make big bucks!

Oh please, when genetec, hightec, pmbtec and random-tec are going up, it is more like gloves back in july-august already. It was during that time that all the not-so-related stocks flew:
- LKL went from .53 to 1.8.
- HLT went from .71 to 3.18
- Escream

This is exactly like the final push back then in July-August for the pandemic theme not-so-related stocks. This is the perfect time to buy high, sell higher. Expecting some of these counters to continue their gravity-defying rise fueled by retailers' greed (with the combo of left hand to right hand play by syndicates), and then finally dumped by syndicates.

Such things only happen when the actual 'related' stocks are near their peak. Plan your exit, and start parking at the next possible booming sector in bursa or leave bursa for emerging markets.

At least this time, the insiders/directors/employees (exercising ESOS and dump) are smart to lock in their profit, see how quickly they are disposing their shares this time compared to the gloves' directors e.g. Greatec, UWC, D&O.. sell dreams to the investors and run themselves

Again, this offers very good opportunity for advanced traders to buy for short-lived mini rebound later.
Rotational play from growth to value is coming soon, waiting Tesla deflating/burst to trigger the mass rotation

I would have hold a little bit longer if I were you, let the syndicates and greater fools to pump for you to dump higher.

If you bought tech before today, sit back and enjoy the ride.

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The next flight is now. Get aboard. Bursa tech index the market cap so small. So easy to goreng

That's the beauty of a monopoly business.
It is so resilient, that it can keep turning profits even with stupid people at the helm.

So many people looking at TNB ya...me as well. I'm treating it as long-term hold, for dividends. Hope this thinking is right

Will enter below 10, just not sure how low it'll go for a cheap buy, lol

Quoting the folks who are in the TNB discussion only for ease of reference.
Let me throw in a little extra.

The monopoly part. Which can quickly be the reason to justify certain arguments.
A monopoly is protected from going out of business mostly. It is not protected against share price erosion.

Which brings me to the dividend part. How much of a dividend is justified if you give up capital depreciation?
So we look at the fundamentals if the earnings support the current price.
Tenaga's net profits are about RM 1 bil per quarter, or just above. Share price right now is just above 10.00.

Assuming net profits recover and bounce between 1 - 2 bil every quarter, what is a fair price?
That's easy. We have to go back to 2013 to see Tenaga's profits being at this level. Share price RM 8.00+. It topped out at RM 9 at year end.

On the flip side, there is a LOT more money in the market now which could justify a price premium.
Again, how big of a price premium is too big?

You are right, I do think of that and guiltily so, I do not know the answer to justify the premium price. Rather, I take the approach of blind faith and holding for 10 years+. I know this is risky and I know I still have a lot to learn...

Looks like someone is trying to push TG and SM below Rm6 again

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More gloves production from china.

Gloves production lines are mostly from china and china is not new to nitrile gloves production.

Lines are from China?
Are you telling jokes? I have been cutting gears for glove makers for the past 12 years.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/coronavirus/...hzvm-story.html

You mean gardening glove or maybe industrial glove is it ? 

I think you're missing the point. You claimed lines are from China whereas I've cutting gears for these local glove makers since 2008. I'm not sure what's the current situation is like but if you're talking about history, most of the lines are locally assembled. Not sure about current ones like Mah Sing, AT.

However I did looked at a pdf file that is promoting AT Gloves. The gears looked like the one that my cousin is currently doing.