From pandemic to endemic. New norm becomes the norm. Glove now part of standard PPE.prices may be lower by demand will be still there. What's worrying is competition coming from China glove makers
How is glove demand ever going to go back to pre-pandemic level, when pandemic is quite obviously still raging & rampaging with newer & robuster covid variants still emerging all the time
that is just so obviously shorting cartel bullkrapping fearmongering
msia kabinet gagal #2 (recycled from kabinet gagal #1) can do voodoo magic & bring down daily infection rate sustainably while completely opening up & loosening up geh
just simply with high vaccination rate only geh, without needing to keep restrictions & tight sop geh
so many guys now so fanatically obssessed with sheer vaccination rate
but point is, you need to look more at the actual covid daily infection rate, which is a more accurate indicator of how a country's covid issue is being managed
australia for example has only a 55% vaccination rate, but their covid daily infection rate is 15 times lower than malaysia
point being, you need to keep being vigilant, keep good healthcare preventive measures & precautions including use of appropriate ppe, maintain tight sop etc.
shorting gang spend every hour of their life awake dissing gloves, badmouthing gloves, attacking gloves, talking gloves down, in order to drag glove stock price down further
Gloves Big 4 are collectively a significant source of tax revenue for govt of Malaysia
So govt will be defending the interests of Gloves Big 4 & also other glove firms in general, including defending their stocks from the indiscriminate attacks & destruction & devastation from RSS shorting gang
RSS shorting gang are not really concerned about us losing our money
They're actually only concerned about themselves losing their money, when their scaremongering job doesn't work on us anymore & they fail to drag the stock price down further
singapore daily cases could possibly shoot up to 5 digits, if their govt & rakyat still too stubborn & adamant about relentlessly opening up & loosening up without sufficient restrictions & precautionary preventive measures
So, just going by the actual post-high vaxxing experiences in US, UK, Israel, Singapore etc., it still remains to be seen yet, how things gonna really play out in Malaysia in the weeks & months to come
The upside to high vaxxing rate is that it tends to produce a quick lowering effect on daily infection rate
The downside being, when guys see a quick reduction in daily infection rate, they also get overconfident & overexuberant fast, often too fast for their own good
So, whether sustainable or not sustainable in longer term, would greatly depend on discipline of both the govt & the rakyat
Yep, just as has already been proven in US, UK, Israel, Singapore etc.
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the death rate for Covid 19 is much lower. Why take the silly pill and risk higher of death rate?
In a news release, the company said 7.3% of 385 patients who received the antiviral were either hospitalized or died from Covid-19, compared with 14.1% of the 377 patients who received a placebo, which does nothing.
Good observation! That s what I think as well. Same with India. After the wave in April and strict lockdown, now they are back to open. Winter is coming in a month time.
ThePowerOfGlove the key point is, whether sustainable or not sustainable
what msia is doing only now, more than 6 months late, just getting high vaxxing rate, israel & singapore already done in february
but after opening up & loosening up, their daily infection rates surged back up like heck again, you reckon msia is invincible?
we shall see in due time, if current drop for msia is sustainable or not sustainable
Posted by RJ87 > Oct 4, 2021 12:52 PM | Report Abuse
Aiks. Malaysia cases drop from 20K to below 10K tak mau crita.
Can someone tell me among the big 4 , which.one is the most efficient in using their capacities to churn out the.highest Revenue and Earning per billion capacity for the last 2 years.
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Posted by ThePowerOfGlove > 2021-10-04 11:25 | Report Abuse
MARGMA expecting rubber glove supply shortfall of 80 billion pieces in 2021
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/margma-says-glove-demand-expected-continue-being-robust-until-2q2022
demand 500 billion pcs, supply only 420 billion pcs