Posted by calvintaneng > 2021-11-05 00:31 | Report Abuse

Warren buffet did not say

if business does well, the stock "immediately" follows

He said, " If a business does well, the stock EVENTUALLY" Follows

So we must be patient

Sustain your patience great movements take time to develop

Posted by The_JQuestion > 2021-11-05 00:43 | Report Abuse

i follow ur tips sell all aand keep cash meanwhile wait for good entry
seems like ntg is good MAIN REASON is the D**A** GOV

Posted by momo33 > 2021-11-05 03:49 | Report Abuse

if 2022 economy predicted at 5 % why Banks you downgrade ??

Posted by calvintaneng > 2021-11-05 06:02 | Report Abuse

Momo33

You don't know among 1st two group of stocks Warren Buffet sold off when USA went into the Covid 19 virus lock down were


1. All the airlines
2. All the banks except wells Fargo

Why ? Because banks will generally be hit hard as it is the thermometer of the economy

What is true in USA is also true everywhere where banks are over exposed

In Malaysia 70% of SMEs are closing or scaling down

Majority of B40 got their housing and car loans deferred

Then some more banks told to do national service and forgo interest charges

So many bad loans are still in the accounts as they have been frozen and the reckoning postponed till loan moratorium over

Compounded with that in Iskandar there are 30 high-end high rise estates with thousands of units estimated at Rm30 billions now stand empty like Ghost Towers (In Country Garden Danga Bay alone are 9,000 Units : Still got 1,000 units left for sale at a marked down price with 50% discount. Those bought early are now losing 60% at bank auctions)
Banks will suffer the most if buyers cannot service (or refuse to pay) these loans near 100% full loan assets.

All these will set back banks by double digit losses

So the 5% projected growth will not negate its losses but might only lessen it

Best to sell banks before all the bad results out later
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/alternative-views-so-what-if-properties-are-sold-50-discount

https://sgtalk.net/Thread-Malaysia-Developers-offer-property-at-50-off-previous-selling-price

Posted by Intrinsic99 > 2021-11-05 10:51 | Report Abuse

Other members also buying valuable stocks but not behave like this iddiot spammer

We all feel ridiculous nonstop posting nonstop promoting

As I said earlier, if you so confidence to wait and if you so confidence what you invest why everyday need to promote, why everyday put up so many blog, why everyday go different stocks forum keep on promoting your palm oil stocks?

This is very obvious you want to cash out your share bought and treat other members as waterfish.

In the real world, no free lunch to people unless you want to take advantage from others

I don't know why 3iii administrator didn't take any action to suspend this iddiot account to avoid further keep on spamming everyday and every way

I pegging administrator need to take proper action against this spammer

Posted by calvintaneng > 2021-11-05 14:00 |

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Posted by value_seeker > 2021-11-05 14:05 | Report Abuse

Buy before the price move in steep uptrend. Dont be following others when they are greedy. We must have better understanding of market to earn from undervalue stock. We need to be top traders/ investors the 20% and avoid being the 80%. The 80% follow what other preach and a lot lost money in 8 out 10 transactions.

Posted by Intrinsic99 > 2021-11-06 14:10 | Report Abuse

CPO prices expected to be lower in 2022, say market analysts (The Star - Saturday, 16 Oct 2021)

UOB Kay Hian Research maintains its “underweight” rating on the plantation sector

The research unit is keeping its CPO price forecast for 2021 and 2022 at RM3,300 and RM2,800 per tonne respectively

CPO prices may sustain at the current levels due to the continued disappointing palm oil production as yield recovery from the previous drought is taking longer than expected

It also notes that risks include rising fertiliser costs due to supply constraints. As fertiliser cost (30% of ex-mill cost) is one of the biggest components besides labour cost, the surge in fertiliser prices could lead to a cost increase of at least 15% to 20%


RHB Research also maintains its “underweight” rating on the plantation sector

It advises investors to ride the wave and look for opportunities to sell into strength, with CPO prices currently at a peak, and some strength being seen in share prices.

“The main risk to this thesis is weather abnormalitie. Share prices have, for the first time this year, started moving in tandem with CPO prices. We believe now is the time to ride the wave, and wait for a good opportunity to lock in some profits, adding that environmental, social, and governance (ESG) concerns will still impact sector valuations”


https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2021/10/16/cpo-prices-expected-to-be-lower-in-2022-say-market-analysts

Posted by Intrinsic99 > 2021-11-06 14:10 | Report Abuse

What we can observe market behaviour now is most of the fund managers start to revise outlook for CPO in the upcoming season, most of experts had expected the CPO prise shall be normalised in tandem.

Fund managers strongly believe that plantation companies shall be adjusted lower heading Trailing Twelve Months (TTM), that’s why most of the research houses given underweight outlook.

This is the reason why plantation sector not so fancy like year 2020 glove sector, fund managers strongly believe that once the CPO price normalise so ASP also simultaneously adjusted lower.

One of the good example to review is glove sector, what happen for the year 2020 compare with year 2021. Once most of the fund managers revise neutral or underweight outlook, we all can see the respective sector (or respective stocks) will start decelerating.

Despite glove sector still handsomely profitable for the next few years but most of the share traders more bias to ASP will be adjusted accordingly. This scenario is same with plantation sector as well.

If we want to enjoy fancy profit from the share price margin at this moment, we need to thoroughly consider is it the right time to challenge current circumstances since market had given cognitive lesson for the past of glove sector.

If we want to enjoy dividend yield (only selective planters), it’s fine to accumulate rather than putting your funds at the banks but now not aware current share price is it wisely to enter since plantation sector bias to neutral or underweight.

Posted by calvintaneng > 2021-11-06 18:55 |

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Posted by stockraider > 2021-11-07 09:28 | Report Abuse

Very good analysis loh!

Investment into farmland or plantation is the best defensive investment strategy now loh!

Invest now...b4 its share price rerate & shoot up mah!

Posted by wongchin > 2021-11-07 13:10 | Report Abuse

Which plantation stock is the best value raider?

Posted by calvintaneng > 2021-11-10 19:14 | Report Abuse

Already stated Food Company will suffer from high material ingredient cost

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/hup-seng-says-rising-material-costs-continue-be-main-challenge-3q-net-profit-shrinks-66