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$YTLPOWR (6742.MY)$ Not sure if there will be a big rise in the opening on Monday. Haha.
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The general situation of the U.S. election has been determined. Trump will return to become the 47th president and will be inaugurated on January 20, 2025. Analysts believe that the victory of the "madman" president can reduce the uncertainty brought by the election results and also benefit areas such as Malaysian plantations, gloves, technology, and transportation.
Link Chang International Investment Bank analysts pointed out that with Trump's victory, from November to December, a new presidential transition period will begin. At that time, Trump can use this time to form his cabinet, streamline personnel and institutions, and introduce a series of policy directions next year.
Current policies that may have a certain impact on Malaysia include the Trump administration's plan to impose tariffs of 10% to 20% on imports, while China's tariffs could be as high as 60%; another issue that may arise is interference in ending the Russia-Ukraine war.
Analysts suggest that the U.S. dollar index may appreciate by 2% to 3%, while the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield may fall by 20 basis points.
In addition, the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate dot plot may change. However, due to persistent inflation decline and falling energy prices, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell is likely to continue to maintain a dovish stance.
Most importantly, after the US presidential election, any uncertainties are starting to dissipate, and it is expected that funds will start flowing into the market. This is bullish news for the Malaysian stock market, as prior to the election, the composite index was affected by arbitrage sentiment, and has been in a state of retracement.
Analysts also analyze this...
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The general situation of the U.S. election has been determined. Trump will return to become the 47th president and will be inaugurated on January 20, 2025. Analysts believe that the victory of the "madman" president can reduce the uncertainty brought by the election results and also benefit areas such as Malaysian plantations, gloves, technology, and transportation.
Link Chang International Investment Bank analysts pointed out that with Trump's victory, from November to December, a new presidential transition period will begin. At that time, Trump can use this time to form his cabinet, streamline personnel and institutions, and introduce a series of policy directions next year.
Current policies that may have a certain impact on Malaysia include the Trump administration's plan to impose tariffs of 10% to 20% on imports, while China's tariffs could be as high as 60%; another issue that may arise is interference in ending the Russia-Ukraine war.
Analysts suggest that the U.S. dollar index may appreciate by 2% to 3%, while the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield may fall by 20 basis points.
In addition, the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate dot plot may change. However, due to persistent inflation decline and falling energy prices, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell is likely to continue to maintain a dovish stance.
Most importantly, after the US presidential election, any uncertainties are starting to dissipate, and it is expected that funds will start flowing into the market. This is bullish news for the Malaysian stock market, as prior to the election, the composite index was affected by arbitrage sentiment, and has been in a state of retracement.
Analysts also analyze this...
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Moomoo has a feature called TSL (Trailing Stop-Loss Limit Price), which buys along with the price. If a stock starts at 2.5, and then drops to 2.0. If the TR (Trailing Ratio) is set to 10%, it will stop at 2.0 + 10% to automatically buy, which is 2.2. If the stock price rises to 2.2, it will be bought. Unless the stock price falls below 2 again, then TSL will buy at a lower price. The buy price of TSL will only go down; conversely, the sell price of TSL will only go up.
SS (Specify spread), it's like a minimum requirement. If TSL+TR is now at 2.2, and SS is 0.1, then it will be calculated as TSL+TR+SS to buy, which is 2.3.
limit order price = (trigger price + specify spread)
Limit order price = (trigger price + Specify Spread)
SS (Specify spread), it's like a minimum requirement. If TSL+TR is now at 2.2, and SS is 0.1, then it will be calculated as TSL+TR+SS to buy, which is 2.3.
limit order price = (trigger price + specify spread)
Limit order price = (trigger price + Specify Spread)
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Even great value stock will not rise without dipping. Agree that it is on a downtrend now, but buy if you think ytlpowr is worth it. There is nothing wrong with catching the falling knife if you are an investor looking for value stocks. But if you are a trader speculator, then it is a different story.
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$YTLPOWR (6742.MY)$ tempting to buy but my instincts say it will drop more .
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Business partner sues for "accounting fraud", Genting Malaysia faces a demand for nearly 2.6 billion.
(Kuala Lumpur News on the 14th) Genting Malaysia $GENM (4715.MY)$ Being suspected of "accounting fraud", the partner of RW Bimini in the Bahamas is being sued to recover $0.6 billion USD (approximately 2.575 billion Ringgit) in compensation.
Genting Malaysia reported to Bursa Malaysia today that its wholly-owned U.S. subsidiary, Genting Americas (GAI), was sued by RAV Bahamas Limited (RAV) in the Southern District Federal Court of Florida on October 7 local time, with the lawsuit notice served to GAI on October 11.
In a statement, the lawsuit involves the operational matters of Resorts World Bimini in the Bahamas, with RAV seeking damages of over 0.6 billion US dollars.
In response, Genting Malaysia stated in the announcement: "GAI believes the lawsuit is baseless and entirely without merit, and will actively defend against it."
Resorts World Bimini, owned and operated by BB Entertainment Limited, with Genting Malaysia indirectly holding 78% of the company's shares, while RAV holds the remaining 22%.
According to the Asian gambling industry magazine "Asia Gaming", as quoted by the local media, RAV alleged in the lawsuit that Genting Malaysia, as a major shareholder, transferred nearly 1 billion US dollars (approximately 4.291 billion ringgit) of debt to Resorts World Genting...
(Kuala Lumpur News on the 14th) Genting Malaysia $GENM (4715.MY)$ Being suspected of "accounting fraud", the partner of RW Bimini in the Bahamas is being sued to recover $0.6 billion USD (approximately 2.575 billion Ringgit) in compensation.
Genting Malaysia reported to Bursa Malaysia today that its wholly-owned U.S. subsidiary, Genting Americas (GAI), was sued by RAV Bahamas Limited (RAV) in the Southern District Federal Court of Florida on October 7 local time, with the lawsuit notice served to GAI on October 11.
In a statement, the lawsuit involves the operational matters of Resorts World Bimini in the Bahamas, with RAV seeking damages of over 0.6 billion US dollars.
In response, Genting Malaysia stated in the announcement: "GAI believes the lawsuit is baseless and entirely without merit, and will actively defend against it."
Resorts World Bimini, owned and operated by BB Entertainment Limited, with Genting Malaysia indirectly holding 78% of the company's shares, while RAV holds the remaining 22%.
According to the Asian gambling industry magazine "Asia Gaming", as quoted by the local media, RAV alleged in the lawsuit that Genting Malaysia, as a major shareholder, transferred nearly 1 billion US dollars (approximately 4.291 billion ringgit) of debt to Resorts World Genting...
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$PBBANK (1295.MY)$ As a millionaire stock trader, I tell everyone it's time to go all in on this stock, but I kindly remind myself that before trading stocks, I was a millionaire.
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Investing in dividend stocks emphasizes the three words "slow, steady, and patient". These three words may seem simple but few people can actually achieve them, because compared to the thrill of timing the market, this investing approach is truly too boring.
Looking back at the performance of dividend stocks at the end of 2022 (article dated 3 Jan 2023), the average return of the 30 dividend-paying stocks was 7.19%, with a ratio of 20:10 in terms of gains and losses. During the same year, the USA's S&P500 fell by 19.44%, and the Malaysian FBMSCAP fell by 5.30%. Many readers commented that it was just luck, as the dividend stocks happened to perform well at the end of the year.
Looking at the performance of dividend stocks at the end of 2023 (article dated 31 Dec 2023), the average return of the 30 dividend-paying stocks was 13.82%, with a ratio of 23:7 in terms of gains and losses. During the same year, the USA's S&P500 rose by 24.23%, and the Malaysian FBMSCAP rose by 9.57%. Still, many readers commented that it was just luck.
As of October 13, 2024, the average return of the 30 dividend-paying stocks since the beginning of the year is 24.20%, with a ratio of 28:2 in terms of gains and losses. Among these:
18 of them have experienced an increase of 20% or more.
The increase of 6 companies has reached 10% or above.
Only 2 companies have a decrease of more than 5%.
The performance of dividend stocks in 2024 can only be described as unexpectedly good, mainly because these high-dividend, solid companies have become a safe haven for funds in a sluggish market.
The market's downturn in the second half of 2024 mainly occurred...
Looking back at the performance of dividend stocks at the end of 2022 (article dated 3 Jan 2023), the average return of the 30 dividend-paying stocks was 7.19%, with a ratio of 20:10 in terms of gains and losses. During the same year, the USA's S&P500 fell by 19.44%, and the Malaysian FBMSCAP fell by 5.30%. Many readers commented that it was just luck, as the dividend stocks happened to perform well at the end of the year.
Looking at the performance of dividend stocks at the end of 2023 (article dated 31 Dec 2023), the average return of the 30 dividend-paying stocks was 13.82%, with a ratio of 23:7 in terms of gains and losses. During the same year, the USA's S&P500 rose by 24.23%, and the Malaysian FBMSCAP rose by 9.57%. Still, many readers commented that it was just luck.
As of October 13, 2024, the average return of the 30 dividend-paying stocks since the beginning of the year is 24.20%, with a ratio of 28:2 in terms of gains and losses. Among these:
18 of them have experienced an increase of 20% or more.
The increase of 6 companies has reached 10% or above.
Only 2 companies have a decrease of more than 5%.
The performance of dividend stocks in 2024 can only be described as unexpectedly good, mainly because these high-dividend, solid companies have become a safe haven for funds in a sluggish market.
The market's downturn in the second half of 2024 mainly occurred...
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