Time flies, February has passed. This month, there have been some adjustments. Malakoff, which cannot be supported, has once again announced dismal performance. Its management team is truly disappointing. After the performance announcement, I decisively cleared my holdings. The dividends from these past few years just about offset the losses. Consider it a loss in terms of time cost, but I don't want to waste any more thoughts on this incompetent stocks! Coincidentally, with the arrival of funds, I invested in KIPREIT. It's a super stable REIT. A few years ago, I sold it all at 0.9, but it's still there now. Don't forget that its performance continues to grow. Holding it as a backup is also quite satisfying, with a dividend yield of almost 7%. I believe its stock price increase is only a matter of time. Another small position I entered is FPI, with a 7.7% dividend yield. Its cash volume is a big highlight, and it is also developing AI speakers. Hopefully, this can bring about another wave. 😎 Taking it slow - step by step. January income - Matrix. February income - IGBREIT and PAVREIT. Have a great Friday, everyone! 😀 #InvestingInMalaysia #IGBREIT #KIPREIT

Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's market:
●AI Mania Takes a Breather as Chip Makers' Shares Decline; Stock Indexes Fall
●Optimax Holdings Forecasts Robust Healthcare Industry Outlook in Malaysia Driven by Increased Demand and Health Awareness
●Stocks to watch: Maybank, Public Bank, Hong Leong Bank, Capital A
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