八点最热报 09/08/2020 马股屡创新高 重回90年代全民炒股狂潮?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1llnna9Rg_U
八点最热报 10/08/2020 马股狂涨股民疯狂 恐重演97股市泡沫化?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LHSzzYSI04
The six-month moratorium on loan repayments is set to lapse end-September.
“Cash in hand will be reduced substantially the moment the moratorium is over and they have to start paying off their loans”.
Sector weighting changes, gloves windfall tax in focus
Re sector weightings (Fig 17), we have:-
i) raised the Construction sector to Overweight post-Gamuda upgrade to Buy; other Buy-rated
construction stocks are IJM and pure play SunCon; and
ii) raised the Technology / Semicon sector to Neutral, following rating upgrades for Greatech and VSI; we also like Inari.
Re windfall tax risk for the gloves sector (articulated on pg. 9), our “10ppts increase in tax rate” scenario reduces EPS (i.e PE-based upside) by c.13% i.e. an exaggerated sell-off is a buying opportunity.
Prefer yielders and exporters over recovery beta Re stock picks (Fig 18), we overweight mid-cap financials, utilities, NFOs, healthcare/gloves (reinforced via Hartalega upgrade), construction, large-cap oil & gas + selective value plays in autos, REITs, property, plantations.
In their budget preview yesterday, UOB senior economist Julia Goh and economist Loke Siew Ting said the stimulus measures in 2020 (including wage subsidies, cash aid for the bottom 40% income group [B40] and M40, automotive sales tax exemption and property-related measures) may be extended into 2021 alongside new measures to support consumption, stimulate investment, accelerate digitalisation, improve job creation and wages, and promote environmental sustainability.
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