no power pun... valuation 3, fundamental 2.40... so high but really make sense? KLSE quite high but the price quite low.. then KLSE down, it will follow?
Another gem in the making - but its profit dropped so much ....wondering,if its gem anymore or just a quater -piece - gem ! Some explntion to b done mangmnt ...
ckwan.... loan amount to small to make any difference, is only US10mil. every 0.10 point move in FX rate will caused T.G RM1mil FX loss, however this will be easily offset by the gains from Revenue in USD. I am not too worried with the USD loan exposure. In fact I am expecting lower "cost of production" as petrol chemical price shld drop in tandem with the lower oil price.
Imagine a manufacturing company having its main input reduced in cost by more than 50%(oil dropped from 110 to <50); its bottom line will be exciting, very exciting......this is the new scenario. Step right in!
Most plastic packaging players have cost-pass-through clauses. Only one out of the five listed companies I analysed so far will not pass the cost saving to customers.
http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/kianweiaritcles/69116.jsp If I were EPF, I would choose Tguan as its current PE is only 6.6 at the current price and its growths in the last few years have been in double digits. Somemore the weaker ringgit will certainly push up its EPS further. In addition, its target price is RM3.70 http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/ptg/7034.jsp. But I would certainly go for the Tguan-WA (warrant) because it has a 100 % return upside based on the mother's target price and its expiring date is 2019
With the Weakening rinngit (means higher sales due to its exporting nature) and the cheaper oild price (cheaper raw material), Tguan's EPS should be > 26.54 cents may be over 30 cents !!
You should expose to the tguan wa (warrant) too. If based on the TP of RM 3.30- RM3.70 for the mother. The Warrant certainly has about 100 % return/upside potential and it expires only in OCT 2019
(Feb 5): Malaysia’s ringgit resumed losses as oil reversed gains and the European Central Bank’s tightening of terms for Greece’s access to financing damped risk appetite.
Brent crude fell 1 percent, adding to Wednesday’s 6.5 percent drop, the biggest since November. The ringgit briefly pared its decline after Malaysia, the only major oil exporter in Asia, reported trade figures that beat economists’ estimates. The ECB said it will no longer accept Greek bonds as collateral for loans, citing doubt over the new government’s commitment to reform pledges made under the previous administration.
“There is generalized risk aversion after the ECB essentially yanked the liquidity line,” said Vishnu Varathan, a Singapore-based economist at Mizuho Bank Ltd. “The drop in oil prices” was also weighing on the ringgit, he said.
The ringgit depreciated 0.3 percent to 3.5742 a dollar in Kuala Lumpur, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The currency, which posted its biggest gain Wednesday since September 2013, retreated as much as 0.8 percent earlier.
Malaysian exports rose 2.7 percent in December from a year earlier, more than November’s 2.1 percent increase, the Department of Statistics reported Thursday. The trade surplus narrowed to 9.2 billion ringgit ($2.6 billion) from 11.1 billion ringgit. Both exceeded the median estimates in Bloomberg surveys of 1 percent and 9 billion ringgit, respectively.
“Malaysia’s trade surplus is slightly better than expected,” said Khoon Goh, a strategist at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. in Singapore. “Exports beat expectations. This should help allay concerns over Malaysia’s external position.”
Local sovereign bonds were little changed, with the 10-year yield at 3.76 percent, data compiled by Bloomberg show. It dropped four basis points, or 0.04 percentage point, Wednesday
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no power pun... valuation 3, fundamental 2.40... so high but really make sense? KLSE quite high but the price quite low.. then KLSE down, it will follow?