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AEM - LOOK FOR POTENTIAL LISTING ON THE NASDAQ?
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tongphlp
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17-May-2021 17:11
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Can. It will be reach that price in one day/one month/one year/NEVER*** :) *** delete as appropriate |
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Sgvale
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17-May-2021 16:58
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My target $4.20 | ||
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1c2e3s
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17-May-2021 15:28
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there is difference between AI stock , IT stock or Manufacutring AI stock
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s100125
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17-May-2021 15:09
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Tech and medical stocks in play again, many are very green now.
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wehuattogether88
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17-May-2021 13:47
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All tech stocks will benefits from the WFH defaults. | ||
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tongphlp
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17-May-2021 13:32
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Akan Datang...next change :)
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Sgvale
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17-May-2021 10:28
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AEM is very ambitious in its acquisitions. . Aim for Nasdaq next. | ||
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chrysanthemum20
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05-Apr-2021 11:48
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AEM to vote against dividend resolutions at CEI' s AGM on April 19https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/aem-to-vote-against-dividend-resolutions-at-ceis-agm-on-april-19 |
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chrysanthemum20
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01-Apr-2021 17:52
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have you seen this?  https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/ma/aems-offer-cei-turns-unconditional-different-dividend-policies-flagged i do hope this acquisition goes through as I believe can help aem portfolio 
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Sgvale
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01-Mar-2021 09:26
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To Buy? | ||
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johnng
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24-Jun-2020 20:24
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Beyond the stellar financial results, a potential major catalyst may propel AEM share price to the next stage. And that is a dual listing in United States&rsquo NASDAQ. Investors would definitely agree with me that for technology stocks, NASDAQ is the holy-grail. In my opinion, the end-game for AEM share price is not SGX, but actually NASDAQ. This is because its major customer, widely rumoured to be Intel, is a dominant force in the NASDAQ. With such tremendous potential, the Singapore stock market is definitely far too small for AEM to fulfil its destiny. As far as I could remember, the last home-grown listed company that was dual-listed in NASDAQ was Creative Technology. When Creative Technology ruled the four seas back in 90s, it&rsquo share price was trading at $60. So, if AEM were to ascend to NASDAQ, hitting $50 should not be a crazy idea. Note that this is an opinion article and not meant to be a financial advice. Please do your due diligence or engage financial advisors before investing in the stock market. As of 11 May 2020, I am vested in this counter (holding 10,000 shares at $3.35). AEM share price on bullet train In recent years, three forces had emerged to become major shareholders of AEM &ndash Morgan Stanley (7%), UBS (4.8%) and Aberdeen (5.6%). Among the trio, Morgan Stanley and UBS are world-class investment bankers known for IPO listings. For investment bankers, I doubt their goals of buying into AEM share price are merely for the capital appreciation or collecting the meagre dividends. In my view, their strategy should be to list AEM in NASDAQ. In doing so, their returns could be at least $100 million. With three big boys behind AEM, will sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings join in the fun? After all, AEM is a &ldquo made-in Singapore&rdquo brand. I don&rsquo t see a valid reason for Temasek Holdings not supporting a home-grown technology company with so much potential. Of course, there is no guarantee of a listing in NASDAQ even with investment bankers as major shareholders. In any case, the major shareholders may pull out their investments anytime if the global economic condition continues to worsen. The case for a listing in NASDAQ is just my speculation and I must stress that the company also did not indicate any such plans so far. In my opinion, the reason why a listing in NASDAQ is not on the cards for AEM yet is because its market capitalization has not reached USD1 billion. With less than USD1 billion in market capitalization, a listing in NASDAQ could subject AEM to hostile takeovers or poor trading liquidity. Currently, the market capitalization for AEM is $850 million. To reach USD1 billion cap ($1.43 billion), AEM share price must hit $5.30. Given the current situation, there is still some headroom for AEM share price to rise before talks about NASDAQ listing would start. Riding the storm On the basis of the current trading levels, hitting $5.30 should not be seen as a tall-order for AEM share price. In view of this, the next two financial results would be pivotal in shaping the destiny of the company. Another major factor is whether its major customer, Intel, would be affected by resurrected trade war between US and China. The past two months saw a surge in demand for IT as people are forced to work from home and businesses turn to technology for business continuity. But for the coming months, enterprises may reduce capital expenditure on IT spending in the face of market downturn and mass retrenchments may reduce consumer spending. Notwithstanding the above, the company has announced on 4 May 2020 that it has received sales orders worth $416 million for delivery in FY2020. Based on the sales orders received so far and the business outlook going forward, the Group is revising its FY2020 revenue guidance upwards to be between $430 million to $445 million. With this announcement, I expect the next financial results to be buoyant. One of the biggest reasons why I love this counter is because it has negligible borrowings &ndash only about $1 million. |
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