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$PBBANK (1295.MY)$ today closing green green lah 💪
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KLCI had a decent rebound back towards the 1652 points region with an overall positive market sentiment as the market started to rebound from the past week of selling activities. Daily trading volume however merely settled around the 2.8 billion mark, which isn't so great yet.
Main stocks that showed strong buying momentum would be the likes of GENETEC, WCT, CIMB, MRCB, CEB, YTL, PBBANK, EKOVEST, SIMEPROP, SPSETIA, YTLPOWR, TANCO, GDEX, PERDANA, and U...
Main stocks that showed strong buying momentum would be the likes of GENETEC, WCT, CIMB, MRCB, CEB, YTL, PBBANK, EKOVEST, SIMEPROP, SPSETIA, YTLPOWR, TANCO, GDEX, PERDANA, and U...
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$YTLPOWR (6742.MY)$ $TENAGA (5347.MY)$ $CIMB (1023.MY)$
Hello everyone, let's discuss a topic that everyone has been concerned about recently: the difference between retail investors and institutional investors. Have you ever wondered why the rich seem to always get richer while others struggle to make progress? Let's explore this dynamic in the stock market.
Recently, the market has been filled with anxiety, with concerns about potential conflicts such as the "Third World War," Japan's interest rate hikes, the state of the US job market, and fluctuations in US interest rates. The recent trading days have been poor - stocks have plummeted, causing panic among many retail investors. Despite the traditional wisdom of "buy low, sell high," many retail investors have been selling stocks due to the negative news circulating.
What's even more frustrating is that even when companies release strong financial reports, stock prices still fall due to the overall market fear. As prices continue to decline, who ends up suffering the most? Not the large institutions, but us retail investors. Meanwhile, hedge funds and wealthy investors often smile because they have the opportunity to buy these stocks at a low price after scaring away others.
These big players understand the principle of "buying low and selling high" better than most people. Instead of being angry with them, maybe we should learn from their strategy. The important thing is not to go against the trend, but to go with the flow.
Hello everyone, let's discuss a topic that everyone has been concerned about recently: the difference between retail investors and institutional investors. Have you ever wondered why the rich seem to always get richer while others struggle to make progress? Let's explore this dynamic in the stock market.
Recently, the market has been filled with anxiety, with concerns about potential conflicts such as the "Third World War," Japan's interest rate hikes, the state of the US job market, and fluctuations in US interest rates. The recent trading days have been poor - stocks have plummeted, causing panic among many retail investors. Despite the traditional wisdom of "buy low, sell high," many retail investors have been selling stocks due to the negative news circulating.
What's even more frustrating is that even when companies release strong financial reports, stock prices still fall due to the overall market fear. As prices continue to decline, who ends up suffering the most? Not the large institutions, but us retail investors. Meanwhile, hedge funds and wealthy investors often smile because they have the opportunity to buy these stocks at a low price after scaring away others.
These big players understand the principle of "buying low and selling high" better than most people. Instead of being angry with them, maybe we should learn from their strategy. The important thing is not to go against the trend, but to go with the flow.
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$SUNZEN (0148.MY)$
so bad,mr teoh busy his mattress business,no time for sunzen? he should feel shame as he show up in media like a responsible and pro CEO but the share price really suck.
anyway still stick to the plan,hold until next year or above 0.60+
really dissiapointed as it should at least above 0.4 in this bull market,ecolite product cant give customer confidence if the price stuck here
so bad,mr teoh busy his mattress business,no time for sunzen? he should feel shame as he show up in media like a responsible and pro CEO but the share price really suck.
anyway still stick to the plan,hold until next year or above 0.60+
really dissiapointed as it should at least above 0.4 in this bull market,ecolite product cant give customer confidence if the price stuck here
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