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    UOBKH Research predicts a strong Q1 2024 for Carlsberg Malaysia due to early Chinese New Year sales, but foresees flat volume growth in 2024. RHB Investment Bank and HLIB Research believe the company's premiumisation strategy and lower raw material costs could boost FY24 earnings.
    Stefano Clini, the managing director, is cautiously optimistic about the future despite economic uncertainties. He expects input costs to increase at a slower rate and emphasizes the company's vigilance on cost control management.
    HLIB displays optimism for the brewery sector amid forecasted growth in tourism and probable decrease in raw material costs. Particularly recommends Carlsberg and Heineken due to their link to tourism recovery.
    TA Research believes establishing changing exclusive distributorships will take continuous advertising and promotion for a year or two. RHB Research sees Carlsberg Malaysia's premiumisation strategy as a key driver for strong growth, and expects better consumption environment due to moderating inflation, higher tourist inflows, and contraband control.
    Stronger company performances are attributed to festive demand and pre-budget stocking. However, increased duties may boost illicit activities. Brewers are still considered 'overweight', with underperforming Carlsberg and Heineken seen as attractive investments.

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    One of the golden rule of investing that I came across is the sure win strategy webminar conducted by a certain self proclaimed guru. The rule is simple, if the company announced increased profits this quarter compared to previous quarter or preceding quarters and if the stock trades at below PE 10, the share price will sure go up. Man, is this sure win strategy really works without evaluating its fundamental? Is there any ways to strike and buy the sure win lottery ticket?
    Is this strategy plausible, credible and believable? In fact, an estimation in the earnings expectations is complicated with more companies more attuned to playing the earnings game, trying to beat the earning expectations by those research bankers and analyts: using either earning management accounting or either operation discretion such as timing of capital on project outlays etc..
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    Hey, moomooers! Here are things you need to know before the opening bell:
    - Stock futures fell slightly on Wednesday, pointing to another day of declines for the Dow Jones Industrial average after it snapped a 5-day winning streak on Tuesday.
    - SoftBank Group liquidated its stakes in several listed companies that worth around USD14 billion in total last quarter, nearly 3x the amount for the corresponding period of previous year.
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    Morning Briefing: SoftBank sold shares in big tech last quarter
    Morning Briefing: SoftBank sold shares in big tech last quarter
    Morning Briefing: SoftBank sold shares in big tech last quarter
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