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STATE POLLS VIOLSES UNCHANGER? SIN Stocks RISE AHEAD

Will the 6 states maintain the status quo after the election?
The “criminal stock” steals and quietly climbs higher
The final day of the six state elections will begin on August 12. Although the trend of the green tide continues to rise, the market seems to have formed a wave of market wisdom, and many expect that the uniting government will maintain the status quo. The “criminal stocks” also “stealing” quietly on Friday.
Among them, the ones that soared the most were beer stocks $HEIM (3255.MY)$It took 4th place on the upward list, climbed 20 cents, or 0.77%, and closed at RM26.16.
The other beer stock didn't make much concessions either. $CARLSBG (2836.MY)$It occupied 6th place on the upward list, rising to RM20.68 during the period, and finally closed at RM20.58, starting at RM18 cents or 0.88%.
As for the 10,000 character ticket stock side, the market previously feared that the League of Nations would win the state election and that the denial of store licenses would affect the company's business.
However, $MAGNUM (3859.MY)$At one point today, it rose to RM1.18, then fell slightly. When the market closed, it rose 6 cents, or 5.40%, to close at RM1.17.
SPTOTO-It is also sought after by market investors, closing at RM1.53, starting at 7 cents, or 4.78%.
On the Genting Shuangxiong side,GENTINGThe performance was impressive. At one point, it rose to RM4.44 in the intraday period and closed at RM4.41, starting at RM1.84%, or 8 cents.
As forGenmWhen the market closed, it only rose slightly by 0.76%, or 2 cents, to close at RM2.63.
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