Covid2019, good, lets be positive. I have careplus and topglove too. Nit holding much, just few as bilis. Thought will keep for long term, fd rate low,
The upcoming nitrile glove shortage could be way worse than the mask shortage Gloves aren’t as widely used, but are just as essential -- and far harder to manufacture. By Joshua Sargent Updated 2:54 pm PDT, Thursday, September 10, 2020
Bursa Malaysia rebukes Macquarie for market manipulation Bursa Malaysia has fined Australian brokerage Macquarie and two of its former heads of dealing for manipulating the price of stocks on the exchange over a period of eight months. By None Bursa Malaysia has fined Australian brokerage Macquarie and two of its former heads of dealing for manipulating the price of stocks on the exchange over a period of eight months.
Thomas Chin Yun Phin and Hilton Lee were fined RM25,000 (US$8,396) and RM10,000 (US$3,358) respectively, while Macquarie received a fine of RM50,000 (US$16,792). Chin has also been permanently banned from trading on Bursa Malaysia, while Lee has been banned for a period of 18 months starting 23 November 2010.
The Malaysian exchange found that Chin – who it considered to be the main perpetrator – had an arrangement with Macquarie's facilitation desk to execute trades in a way that would alter the VWAP price of a stock and fulfill clients' guaranteed VWAP trades in order to minimise the broker's losses.
In one instance detailed by Bursa Malaysia, Chin and Lee entered six separate orders comprising 500,000 shares – larger than the corresponding client order – which lowered the market VWAP and led to an adverse execution price for clients.
A statement from Bursa Malaysia said that Macquarie had not undertaken an independent verification of the details provided to the exchange and had relied solely on representations made by Chin and Lee.
It added that the sanctions imposed reflected mitigating factors, such as the reporting of some of the inflated trades to the exchange by Macquarie and the remedial steps it has taken since, which include a thorough review of its dealing activities. Ӭ
Macquarie research article is clearly conflict of interest. They are the first one to up target for TG to more than RM30 about two months ago. They issued a lot of call warrants in gloves stock. Now is time they try to “press down” the shares price so they can “sapu all” from retailers
Has the euphoria for rubber glove makers dissipated? Wong Ee Lin / theedgemarkets.com
September 03, 2020 10:30 am +
Two other research houses have meanwhile downgraded the glove sector to "neutral" from "overweight".
JF Apex Securities Bhd attributed its decision to downgrade to the deceleration of new cases of COVID-19 and the faster-than-expected development of the vaccine.
Another reason, it said, was that the momentum of rising average selling price (ASP) for gloves might not be as strong as initially thought as more companies were venturing into the medical glove business.
Also, the demand for gloves was tapering as a result of less social activities, said JF Apex in a note on Aug 27.
AmInvestment Bank on Aug 25 also downgraded the glove sector to "neutral" as the research firm believed that the valuations for glove companies under its coverage had been fully priced in.
"We think that the ASP will begin to taper off in [the first quarter of] 2021 after the expected increase in ASP until end-2020, which has been priced in. Share prices of all of the glove companies in our coverage have exceeded their target prices," said AmInvestment.
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Posted by Mikecyc > 2020-09-11 06:07 |
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