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(Kuala Lumpur, October 10) Foreign selling pressure shows no signs of stopping, with total net selling amount reaching 0.8 billion 81.5 million Ringgit for the week, continuing the net selling trend for 20 weeks now.
MIDF Research pointed out in the Capital Trend report that foreign investors were continuously net selling Malaysian stocks last week, with the largest sell-off occurring on Friday, recording a net selling amount of 0.3 billion 10 million Ringgit.
The three sectors with the most foreign outflow last week were financial services (-0.4 billion 7 million Ringgit), Consumer and Services (-0.2 billion 15.1 million Ringgit), and Utilities (-0.1 billion 67.1 million Ringgit).
The sectors with the highest foreign investment were Technology (40 million Ringgit), Telecommunications and Media (26.2 million Ringgit), and Plantations (10.1 million Ringgit).
In contrast, local Institutions are the largest buyers in the Malaysian stock market, maintaining net purchases for the 20th week, with a net purchase amount of 0.6 billion 17.3 million Ringgit recorded for the week.
Retail investors continued to enter the market for the fourth week last week, with a total net purchase of 0.2 billion 64.2 million Ringgit, slightly lower than the 0.4 billion 47.9 million Ringgit of the previous week.
In terms of participation, the average daily trading volume (ADTV) for foreign investors and retail investors decreased by 35.6% and 3.0%, respectively; while local Institutions increased by 1.2%.
Top 10 foreign funds buying stocks:
$PBBANK (1295.MY)$
$KPJ (5878.MY)$
$RHBBANK (1066.MY)$
$SUNCON (5263.MY)$
$TM (4863.MY)$
$QL (7084.MY)$
$FRONTKN (0128.MY)$
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MIDF Research pointed out in the Capital Trend report that foreign investors were continuously net selling Malaysian stocks last week, with the largest sell-off occurring on Friday, recording a net selling amount of 0.3 billion 10 million Ringgit.
The three sectors with the most foreign outflow last week were financial services (-0.4 billion 7 million Ringgit), Consumer and Services (-0.2 billion 15.1 million Ringgit), and Utilities (-0.1 billion 67.1 million Ringgit).
The sectors with the highest foreign investment were Technology (40 million Ringgit), Telecommunications and Media (26.2 million Ringgit), and Plantations (10.1 million Ringgit).
In contrast, local Institutions are the largest buyers in the Malaysian stock market, maintaining net purchases for the 20th week, with a net purchase amount of 0.6 billion 17.3 million Ringgit recorded for the week.
Retail investors continued to enter the market for the fourth week last week, with a total net purchase of 0.2 billion 64.2 million Ringgit, slightly lower than the 0.4 billion 47.9 million Ringgit of the previous week.
In terms of participation, the average daily trading volume (ADTV) for foreign investors and retail investors decreased by 35.6% and 3.0%, respectively; while local Institutions increased by 1.2%.
Top 10 foreign funds buying stocks:
$PBBANK (1295.MY)$
$KPJ (5878.MY)$
$RHBBANK (1066.MY)$
$SUNCON (5263.MY)$
$TM (4863.MY)$
$QL (7084.MY)$
$FRONTKN (0128.MY)$
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$GAMUDA (5398.MY)$ The prominent construction stocks that look good but are not practical, while Suncon and IJM have risen, why are you, the big brother, still continuously declining.
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$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$ For everyone's heart health, stay away from the Malaysian stock market! This place is a large money game.
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$CTOS (5301.MY)$ The performance is not bad, but the stock price is still falling; this is the miserable state of the Malaysian stock market.
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$MI (5286.MY)$ No matter how good the performance of this company is, as long as its management claims that the outlook is very difficult every quarter, the stock price will never rise. Only after you have all sold your shares until they have collected enough shares will they tell you their positive and confident outlook for the future, just to cut your profits.
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$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$ weak,really is weak among whole world market.
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$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$ What do you think the stock market in Malaysia will be like tomorrow?
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104215072 : Are retail investors already prepared to cut the foreign capital leeks?