(Bloomberg) — A relatively low-tech stock trade is making Tesla Inc.’s dizzying rally look like an under-performance.In Southeast Asia, makers of rubber gloves are attracting more investor fervor than even the electric cars and flame throwers of Elon Musk. Top Glove Corp. is up 389% this year in Kuala Lumpur, the most on the MSCI Asia Pacific Index, while Supermax Corp. has leaped more than 1,000%, compared with Tesla’s 259%. That’s due to the boom in glove demand thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, aided by a short-selling ban in Malaysia till year-end.The meteoric rise has been unprecedented by Malaysian standards, …read more
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