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will the rally sustain? although i never like YTL as much, this one really can jump well this morning
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if bought last week still very dead. if bought yesterday, u r very huat. tmr, will u still be huat ?
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August 16th – SKHAWK (3049.MY) is set to make a market transition, moving its listing from the LEAP Market to the ACE Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad ("Bursa Securities"). Alongside this, the company will launch an initial public offering (IPO), with the subscription period open from August 16th to August 23rd. The shares are priced at RM0.15 each, and the new listing is expected to commence on September 5th.
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My main portfolio is $ECOWLD (8206.BMS)$ warrants and shares
i also like $SIMEPROP (5288.BMS)$ $UEMS (5148.BMS)$
Thanks to Daddy Liew Tian Xiong
i also like $SIMEPROP (5288.BMS)$ $UEMS (5148.BMS)$
Thanks to Daddy Liew Tian Xiong
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At a time of market turmoil, foreign capital escaped 0.77 billion last week
$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.GI)$
(KUALA LUMPUR, 12th) Foreign investors sold a net total of 0.7 billion 68.4 million MYR shares last week due to the chain reaction caused by the Wall Street turmoil.
In the capital flow report released on Monday, MIDF Research indicated that foreign investors were net selling Malaysian stocks every day last week. Among them, Monday and Thursday were the strongest sell-off, which recorded net sales values of RM0.3 billion 36.1 million and RM226.7 million respectively.
The three main areas where foreign investment left last week are consumer goods and services (-0.1 billion RM51.8 million), industry (-0.1 billion RM49.5 million), and technology (-0.1 billion RM20.2 million).
The three areas of net foreign purchases are communications and media (RM10 million), healthcare (RM8.6 million), and farming (RM7.1 million).
Meanwhile, local institutions bought large amounts of Malaysian stocks last week, and have been net buying Malaysian stocks throughout the week, with a net purchase amount of up to RM1.1 billion 90 million.
Among them, when Malaysian stocks fell more than 70 points on “Black Monday” last week, local institutions made a net purchase of RM0.5 billion45.8 million, struggling to support Malaysian stocks.
“This is the record for the highest net purchase in a single day since February 6, 2018.”
At a time of market turmoil, local retail investors also left the market, with total net sales reaching RM0.4 billion24.6 million. Among them, Monday's net sales were the highest, reaching RM0.2 billion9.7 million.
In terms of participation, the three parties...
$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.GI)$
(KUALA LUMPUR, 12th) Foreign investors sold a net total of 0.7 billion 68.4 million MYR shares last week due to the chain reaction caused by the Wall Street turmoil.
In the capital flow report released on Monday, MIDF Research indicated that foreign investors were net selling Malaysian stocks every day last week. Among them, Monday and Thursday were the strongest sell-off, which recorded net sales values of RM0.3 billion 36.1 million and RM226.7 million respectively.
The three main areas where foreign investment left last week are consumer goods and services (-0.1 billion RM51.8 million), industry (-0.1 billion RM49.5 million), and technology (-0.1 billion RM20.2 million).
The three areas of net foreign purchases are communications and media (RM10 million), healthcare (RM8.6 million), and farming (RM7.1 million).
Meanwhile, local institutions bought large amounts of Malaysian stocks last week, and have been net buying Malaysian stocks throughout the week, with a net purchase amount of up to RM1.1 billion 90 million.
Among them, when Malaysian stocks fell more than 70 points on “Black Monday” last week, local institutions made a net purchase of RM0.5 billion45.8 million, struggling to support Malaysian stocks.
“This is the record for the highest net purchase in a single day since February 6, 2018.”
At a time of market turmoil, local retail investors also left the market, with total net sales reaching RM0.4 billion24.6 million. Among them, Monday's net sales were the highest, reaching RM0.2 billion9.7 million.
In terms of participation, the three parties...
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Just a few days ago, on Black Monday, the market was extremely panicked. Everyone thought a stock disaster was coming, but I told everyone that the market would soon bottom out and rebound.
The market has actually rebounded in recent days. Shareholders who have not participated in this wave of gains have begun to fear of missing out (FOMO) and are always looking for stocks to buy.
In financial markets, greed and fear are human weaknesses. As long as you understand these two things, you basically won't be chasing ups and downs every time.
This market sentiment index is a great way to observe what stage the market is currently in. On Monday, when the market was extremely worried, the index fell to about 4-5, then reversed and rose to 88 after 4 days. This also indicates that the market is starting to get excited, and there will definitely be an adjustment soon.
The point is that if this round of pullback can be higher and lower, basically this round of sell-off can be declared over. Conversely, if the index pullback falls below the recent low, then it is likely that a new round of downtrend will come again, which is the same for US stocks and Malaysian stocks.
Of course, my personal opinion is that there should be no further sharp decline in the short term. At most, it will be a period of consolidation, and the market will take a new direction only after the peak performance period.
If you have followed my FB livestream and participated in this wave of backlash, congratulate you. If not, it doesn't matter. Keep following me and I'll share more when I get a chance.
The market has actually rebounded in recent days. Shareholders who have not participated in this wave of gains have begun to fear of missing out (FOMO) and are always looking for stocks to buy.
In financial markets, greed and fear are human weaknesses. As long as you understand these two things, you basically won't be chasing ups and downs every time.
This market sentiment index is a great way to observe what stage the market is currently in. On Monday, when the market was extremely worried, the index fell to about 4-5, then reversed and rose to 88 after 4 days. This also indicates that the market is starting to get excited, and there will definitely be an adjustment soon.
The point is that if this round of pullback can be higher and lower, basically this round of sell-off can be declared over. Conversely, if the index pullback falls below the recent low, then it is likely that a new round of downtrend will come again, which is the same for US stocks and Malaysian stocks.
Of course, my personal opinion is that there should be no further sharp decline in the short term. At most, it will be a period of consolidation, and the market will take a new direction only after the peak performance period.
If you have followed my FB livestream and participated in this wave of backlash, congratulate you. If not, it doesn't matter. Keep following me and I'll share more when I get a chance.
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Chen Dingwu, founder and managing director of Capital Investment (ICAP, 5108, Main Board Closed Fund), believes that the US economy and stock market will experience a severe recession in the next few months, while the Malaysian economy and Malaysian stocks are “protected” by the strengthening of the Chinese economy, FTSE estimates that it can maintain a psychological level of 1,600 points at the end of the year.
Regarding the argument that the US economy will decline, Chen Dingwu listed various indicators at a press conference today, including the “Sahm Rule (Sahm Rule)”, purchasing managers' index, unemployment rate, etc., indicating that the US economic recession is already traceable.
“Under these circumstances, the impact will definitely spread globally, and the close relationship between Malaysia and China can provide a buffer for the Malaysian economy and Malaysian stocks. Under optimal circumstances, Malaysian stocks can still maintain 1,600 points.”
He explained that China has been Malaysia's largest trading partner for 15 years, and is also the largest source of foreign direct investment (FDI). At the same time, it is also Malaysia's second-largest export market outside of Singapore.
When the US economy declines, overall US demand falls, and China, as a major exporter, will actively push domestic demand to drive the overall economy.
“Malaysia is very dependent on exports. Exports to ASEAN and Asia, especially China, account for 70% of total exports, while exports to the US account for only 14%. Therefore, the impact on US exports is not significant.”
Therefore, he believes that even if US demand falls and imports decrease, China can fill it if domestic demand is vigorously stimulated...
Regarding the argument that the US economy will decline, Chen Dingwu listed various indicators at a press conference today, including the “Sahm Rule (Sahm Rule)”, purchasing managers' index, unemployment rate, etc., indicating that the US economic recession is already traceable.
“Under these circumstances, the impact will definitely spread globally, and the close relationship between Malaysia and China can provide a buffer for the Malaysian economy and Malaysian stocks. Under optimal circumstances, Malaysian stocks can still maintain 1,600 points.”
He explained that China has been Malaysia's largest trading partner for 15 years, and is also the largest source of foreign direct investment (FDI). At the same time, it is also Malaysia's second-largest export market outside of Singapore.
When the US economy declines, overall US demand falls, and China, as a major exporter, will actively push domestic demand to drive the overall economy.
“Malaysia is very dependent on exports. Exports to ASEAN and Asia, especially China, account for 70% of total exports, while exports to the US account for only 14%. Therefore, the impact on US exports is not significant.”
Therefore, he believes that even if US demand falls and imports decrease, China can fill it if domestic demand is vigorously stimulated...
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