FPH - Fisher Paykel Healthcare.

[alokdhir]

Peak Jan 21 was 36.21 ...now at 29 ...its down 20 % already ....

Also if u compare peak Jan 19 to peak Jan 20 ....both pre covid ...will know it was already on growth path without Covid in the picture

[Blue Skies]

Isn't this comparing apples with grapefruit?

Exports of respiratory equipment up 86% over one year, and hey, who talked in January 2020 about Covid? Obviously - this will be the most outrageous growth number in a long time to come ...

FPH share price in the same timeframe (peak Jan 20 to peak Jan 21) up by 52%.

Pretty stiff rise given that SP normally does not rise linear with output / revenue. I wonder how much future growth expectations are baked into this share price and how much of that the company will be able to deliver?

Another way of looking at it, a year ago today the SP was $25.78 & after the recent drop today its only $29.25.
That's less than 14% up.
Looking at those recent export figures some people might think that's a miss match.

Disc, long term holder.

[alokdhir]

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/covid-...O4ZR5HT56LDWU/

Sad but true stories of many many after surviving Covid ...FPH HFNT home device helps in restoring fatigue and blood oxygen levels which actually cause that chronic fatigue...( Covid makes lungs inefficient by reducing active area of interface for gases transfer from and to blood )

[macduffy]

I'm game to acquire a small holding in FPH - it's a share I've been keeping an eye on - but it still looks pricey, both TA-wise (support at the $27 level? Maybe?) and EPS-wise.

Of course. The shares of the best companies are seldom offered at bargain prices.

[winner69]

That 86% Jan TY v Jan LY for exports is weakest month for a while

Previous few months have been 102%, 133%, 104% and then the 86%

Sort of aligns with what FPH are saying re hospital sales

[alokdhir]

That 86% Jan TY v Jan LY for exports is weakest month for a while

Previous few months have been 102%, 133%, 104% and then the 86%

Sort of aligns with what FPH are saying re hospital sales

In absolute numbers also its lowest amount as Jan is only 16 days working I suppose ...but compared to last Jan ...ie like to like its still 86% up

We all know they still doing well and will keep doing well ....no need worry ...Covid has not hurt them but helped them ...so it will resume its up trend soon

Here will like to add that after two big years of SP up move ....FPH normally consolidates in third year so I am not expecting 2021 to be spectacular ....but do expect 2022 and 2023 to be excellent

[BlackPeter]

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[alokdhir]

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If u read what I said ...that typically Jan is low volume month of every year ...so that should answer your simple question about how many working days in Jan 2020

In dollar terms Jan exports for FPH is always lowest ...every year ....BUT THIS YEAR IT WAS UP 86% FROM PREVIOUS YEAR NUMBERS ...

[alokdhir]

Dont know how far this bounce from strong support of $ 28 will go ...( $ 31+ possible as that was recent support which broke ) and how long it will last but today its showing that its still alive and kicking

Also showing that u dont get too much time to dither about to buy or let it go lower for a good company ...$ 28 was flash sale IMHO

[MarineSalvage]

always have to wait for the Aussies just after 12 before we know any trend... they can come along and smash it... usually its the same each day - early on you get the enthusiastic sharesies buyers who bid at market causing a bit of a rise, then at 12 the Aussies determine the day's trajectory