Less losses than expected. Was expecting something like 75% revenue loss and 5m loss since no sales during these times. Their QR timing is after the Covid breakout started, whereas Tomei is slightly earlier, hence explains the loss.
But I do have some odd consideration:
1. They only had technically 1 month before the whole MCO thing started. 1-ish month revenue = 110m+? That's more than usual business quarter.
2. Trading division 500m+ revenue but elimination also 500m, but I don't know what the heck is elimination, eliminate what lol. Can someone educate me?
Meanwhile, I still don't expect much change for my stance, though take profit is a choice here. I don't know what's gonna happen in near future in terms of gold price :|
Gold price up or down ..Poh kong share price also same coz family business take salary etc director fees also kenyang alrdy..they not dely on share price to make rich !! MANY Company earn many profit but stock price also sleep 1!!
GOLD price hits USD1770 per ounce, Poh KONG price still less than 0.50 or higher? Business better than normal due to consumers never buy gold in the previous 2 months. This applies to the new property as well. In the long term, Poh Kong business still somehow depends on the economy.
@Rjwealth Goodness, I had this same feeling that somehow there is a possibility of privatization, at one point they will do so. But at the moment doesn't feel like Yeoman cap gonna do that. But if they do, damn we definitely need to stand up to fair share price.
there are only 3 gold counters...demand more than supply...and also gold price with hit usd 2000 per oz by this end of the year...return are good than FD
ya, better keep buying you all lol. I'd sell it after the next jump if it happens this week. Poh Kong doesn't give birth to gold la! Inventories also got raw material. Doubt there's this 1-to-1 up, cost up 1, sales price up 1, not especially during bad economy with lower disposable income.
Before today rally/spiking, most people here said Poh Kong no use, waste time, even USD2000 per ounce, Poh Kong share also can't go up, and etc. Lesson learned, do your own analysis and survey, be patient, and believe in your work.
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Posted by foreverchung > 2020-06-18 18:07 | Report Abuse
Less losses than expected. Was expecting something like 75% revenue loss and 5m loss since no sales during these times. Their QR timing is after the Covid breakout started, whereas Tomei is slightly earlier, hence explains the loss.
But I do have some odd consideration:
1. They only had technically 1 month before the whole MCO thing started. 1-ish month revenue = 110m+? That's more than usual business quarter.
2. Trading division 500m+ revenue but elimination also 500m, but I don't know what the heck is elimination, eliminate what lol. Can someone educate me?
Meanwhile, I still don't expect much change for my stance, though take profit is a choice here. I don't know what's gonna happen in near future in terms of gold price :|