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The announcement of being allowed to have 2 children had no impact at all so allowing a third will also I foresee have no impact.Possible class action. Unfortunately or luckily for some, incompetence is not a criminal offence.
I notice a few people are getting excited over the news that China is allowing families to have a third child. This means the potential market for baby formula and infant products will get bigger. However the big problem for Aussie companies is getting their products into China. A2M and others relied on the diagou trade which was cutoff when the international borders were clamped shut.
It's not worth buying into these companies until they solve the problem of getting their products into China in significant volume.
Don't be so sure of that. Their economic hand might soon be forced.The announcement of being allowed to have 2 children had no impact at all so allowing a third will also I foresee have no impact.
As they look to have a family that they can support with higher education being very important.
China do not look to be easing off the restrictions on Australia any time soon or for the foreseeable future.
I tried to enrol with Selfwealth but got nervous when they asked to provide them a POA (power of attorney). It was weird Commsec has never asked for it. Why Selfwealth asks? They said not to worry but it is playing a blind for me.@loverat
You may be interested in reading up on related stocks, such as;
SM1 (Sylait Milk)
BUB (Bubs)
Posted this in Bubs thread recently.
As for a broker, I can recommend Selfwealth (as a reputable business) as I use them myself for $9.50 fee per trade of ANY value, and the shares are owned by you, not the broker.
We don't provide advice here on ASF, but for what it's worth, I have considered starting a thread recently based on the milk stocks being at price lows.
Maybe others can post their opinions on where we are at regarding the "sitch" overall on milk stocks.
A2M has been a bit of a market darling recently historically.
Good luck in whatever you decide to do, and remember, none of this is advice.
Cheers.
I wasn't concerned.What is your experience in dealing with the POA to Self wealth. Should I be panicked or cautious?
One strategy i heard of: get the dogs of last yearwhich are still financially sound.A2M maybe has bottomed and is crawling back up, no idea why
Hey,
I'm new here so apologies if I am posting in the wrong area. Just wondering what you guys are thinking about A2M and its long term viability? I personally think it looks alright as a long term selection however am curious to know what the opinions you guys have?
Apologies if this is formatted or structured wrong as this is my first time on the forum, or if im in the wrong section.
There could be some further headwinds according to the company forecast, but the share price has fallen a lot to reflect the current reduction in revenue/profit and this uncertainty, just my 2c. So I guess a lot of the downside is probably baked into the current share price.My primary reasoning is the change to the child policy in recent months in China and with the hope that once Australia exits its phase of hard lockdowns the daigou channel will be able to further open up allowing further sales to the Asia/China region to reach there prior levels. Those are the primary reasons I have been looking at the A2M company specifically in relation to its baby formula product. I haven't read much of whats above so apologies if people have already covered this.
Yeah, I am interested in there change of strategy the 26th when the annual results will be interesting to see if they hit their adjusted targets or not. Also there advance in to the USA / Canadian market and what the general acceptance of the company has been like in the region. Definitely will be a company I keep a close eye on over the next couple of weeks. Seems to be holding fairly strong at the $6-7 range but only time will tell and the announcements coming this week.There could be some further headwinds according to the company forecast, but the share price has fallen a lot to reflect the current reduction in revenue/profit and this uncertainty, just my 2c. So I guess a lot of the downside is probably baked into the current share price.
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They do seem a little cheap at present if things are going back to normal.Strong signs with A2M, if Nestle acquire them following the announcements on the 26th, the effect on the stock price is already seen and it doesn't seem to be slowing down will definitely be interesting to watch.
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