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Such analysis seems normal. Now tell u to sell to them. Later, tell u oversold and time to buy from them. Buy sell buy sell ...then can earn $$ mah .. In my humble opinion, just enter at a price that u see value and hold lah ...as long as the company is not making loss ... price will rise back.
CashKing ( Date: 15-May-2014 17:05) Posted:
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Close 2.84 with a tail up from 2.75 , better than yesterday for sure. Tommorrow we hope to see an inverted hammer.
http://www.nextinsight.net/index.php/story-archive-mainmenu-60/924-2014/8240-super-valuation-now-more-attractive-
Same analyst?? how to trust lar.
The tail of the hammer is gonna be about 10 cents while the body is,also about there
It related to Technical analysis.
tradingwomen ( Date: 15-May-2014 16:51) Posted:
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Can someone let me understand what is a tail and what it means that the bigger tail the more it will rebound?
CIMB Target S$3.26 (Stock Rating: REDUCE)
Super Group' s slow start to 2014 reflects increasingly challenging market conditions. First, branded consumer sales, despite stabilisation in Myanmar and the Philippines, still saw sales falling 6% yoy as big market Thailand got bogged down by civil unrest while China sales were cyclically slower. Secondly, food ingredient weakness spilled over to SE Asia in 1Q. 1Q net profit was a letdown, at 21% of our and consensus full-year estimates. We cut our FY14-16 EPS by 7-10% to reflect the poor start. Our target price (based on 20x CY15 P/E, a 15%-discount to peer average 23x prev.) falls with a lowered P/E to reflect growth headwinds. We see a round of earnings cuts as the catalyst for weak share price performance. We lower our call to Reduce from Add.
Branded consumer: Thailand bogged down by civil unrest
1Q BC sales fell 6% yoy. Lower sales were a feature in Thailand, Myanmar and Singapore. Thailand (30% of BC sales) was the biggest drag on 1Q as sales dropped 11% yoy, due to currency and real consumption slowdown effects. Myanmar' s weakness (-5% yoy) is mainly due to a reduction in selling prices in 2H13 when Super Group cut prices by 6-7% to soften the blow of the collapsed kyat for wholesalers, with relatively flat volume growth. In Singapore (-11% yoy), the sales decline is due to the transition of the cereal business and real loss of coffee market share for its Owl brand. The broad picture is one that shows slowing consumption across markets. It does not look pretty.
Ingredients: worrying trends
Food ingredients or FI (1Q: -6% yoy) used to be booming, then China demand evaporated in 2H13 and in 1Q14, SE Asia customers followed suit. Indonesia, the largest SE Asia market for FI, saw sales dropping 30% yoy as endcustomers stocked up in 4Q, ahead of higher raw material prices. Coupled with the weaker Rp, this led to lower 1Q FI sales even if East Asia demand (+6% yoy) is on the mend, driven by strong Taiwan sales. China has yet to turn around.
Rising commodity prices not yet a dampener
1Q was essentially plagued by a slowing topline. Gross margins (38%) was stable even if robusta coffee, sugar and CPO prices have risen. We believe that this is because 1Q margins reflected 4Q commodity prices and higher prices have yet to filter through in 1Q. Headwinds are aplenty
1Q BC sales fell 6% yoy. Lower sales were a feature in Thailand, Myanmar and Singapore. Thailand (30% of BC sales) was the biggest drag on 1Q as sales dropped 11% yoy, due to currency and real consumption slowdown effects. Myanmar' s weakness (-5% yoy) is mainly due to a reduction in selling prices in 2H13 when Super Group cut prices by 6-7% to soften the blow of the collapsed kyat for wholesalers, with relatively flat volume growth. In Singapore (-11% yoy), the sales decline is due to the transition of the cereal business and real loss of coffee market share for its Owl brand. The broad picture is one that shows slowing consumption across markets. It does not look pretty.
Ingredients: worrying trends
Food ingredients or FI (1Q: -6% yoy) used to be booming, then China demand evaporated in 2H13 and in 1Q14, SE Asia customers followed suit. Indonesia, the largest SE Asia market for FI, saw sales dropping 30% yoy as endcustomers stocked up in 4Q, ahead of higher raw material prices. Coupled with the weaker Rp, this led to lower 1Q FI sales even if East Asia demand (+6% yoy) is on the mend, driven by strong Taiwan sales. China has yet to turn around.
Rising commodity prices not yet a dampener
1Q was essentially plagued by a slowing topline. Gross margins (38%) was stable even if robusta coffee, sugar and CPO prices have risen. We believe that this is because 1Q margins reflected 4Q commodity prices and higher prices have yet to filter through in 1Q. Headwinds are aplenty
Let' s guess, will it close at 2.85 this evening ?
RSI shows it is oversold.
that' s what i think too, so much uncertainty
halleluyah ( Date: 15-May-2014 14:52) Posted:
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Try to check result on sgx website this morning but can only see the last ann. is on 9 may .... about trading halt, may you guys can trythe sgx site to see
genting^2 ( Date: 14-May-2014 15:42) Posted:
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1 for 1 bonus share :
Ex date : 26/5 (Mon)
Selling still not over. Wait for next week bah.
Check out what analysts says about SuperGroup
http://forums.ocworkbench.com/showthread.php?t=162055
The company is still doing well with profits. There is probably a misconception of the BONUS ISSUE. That is why people are scared and shorties took advantage of it.
Thailand and indonesia will recover , just takes time.
The selldown with high volume shows that investors are not interested in the bonus issue.
The prospects of Super for 2014 isn' t optimistic. If you want to invest in them, be prepared to hold until next year.
I predict that its closing today should be around the range of $2.85 to $2.90.
We can only see today's closing. The longer the tail the better. That would determine tomorrow's performance
Hi, I think no one here able to give a definite answer to your question. As Super group has been suffering from selloff for the past 3 days including today, I think it should rebound soon.
tradingwomen ( Date: 15-May-2014 15:35) Posted:
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Hi i just registered as i saw that the discussion been interesting. I bought in ytd at 2.99. Am hoping the cb can rise my per lot price. But can anyone enlighten me what is the chances.