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The medical sector began to gain strength, hedging the downturn in technology stocks. Good markings include: UNH and PFE.
PFE: There is a 5.5% dividend - suitable for the medium to long term, there is currently no need to sell.
UNH: Currently, it's not too far from the target price of 600. The system prompted me to reduce my position. I am selling some of my positions today.
PFE: There is a 5.5% dividend - suitable for the medium to long term, there is currently no need to sell.
UNH: Currently, it's not too far from the target price of 600. The system prompted me to reduce my position. I am selling some of my positions today.
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$CrowdStrike(CRWD.US$
Not sure where it will fall, but first buy a little.
The concept of falling and buying the race to the bottom
Not sure where it will fall, but first buy a little.
The concept of falling and buying the race to the bottom
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$CrowdStrike(CRWD.US$ balancing things out... some early estimates of losses has been surfacing at over 1bn USD. that's 6 months profits if nothing would remain unaffected.
If there really be law suits dropped, supported by gross negligence and claiming full compensation, they would definitely exaggerate that value upwards (5bn mby) to finally settle at some satisfactory level.
In any case... it's been the 4th day of fall out. All other going in line, one thing is surprising tho. Religious pric...
If there really be law suits dropped, supported by gross negligence and claiming full compensation, they would definitely exaggerate that value upwards (5bn mby) to finally settle at some satisfactory level.
In any case... it's been the 4th day of fall out. All other going in line, one thing is surprising tho. Religious pric...
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For many years prior to Covid-19, Apollo Food was boring company with declining returns. All that changed post Covid-19 with profits shooting up.
Then came the change in controlling shareholders in Dec 2023. The new controlling party are the people behind the Baskin-Robbins franchise in Malaysia and Singapore.
The market price today at RM 6.70 per share is much higher than the RM 5.80 the new controlling shareholder paid for Apollo.
My valuation of A...
Then came the change in controlling shareholders in Dec 2023. The new controlling party are the people behind the Baskin-Robbins franchise in Malaysia and Singapore.
The market price today at RM 6.70 per share is much higher than the RM 5.80 the new controlling shareholder paid for Apollo.
My valuation of A...
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As for Finfluencer (Finfluencer), which is becoming increasingly popular in the region, the Malaysian Securities Regulatory Commission has finally taken steps to supervise and warn the relevant influencers that if they break the law, they may face heavy penalties!
The Securities Regulatory Commission announced today that in order to respond to the growing popularity of financial influencers and increase public awareness, the agency has updated its “Guidelines for Providing Investment Advice”.
“This update clarifies the Securities Regulatory Commission's regulatory expectations for financial influencers to share financial opinions and recommendations on social media.”
The point is that the latest guidelines state that recommending a capital market product on social media may require a license issued by the Securities Regulatory Commission under certain circumstances.
“For example, the act of influencers selling specific capital market products to their followers by sharing financial opinions or recommendations, in anticipation of receiving commissions or other returns from them will require a license issued by the Securities Regulatory Commission.”
Breaking the law is punishable by 10 million prisoners for 10 years
The Securities Regulatory Commission reminds all financial influencers that carrying out regulated activities without a license would be illegal and punishable under the 2007 Capital Markets Act (CMSA).
“Offenders will face fines of up to RM10 million, or up to 10 years in prison, or both.”
The full version of the above guidelines can be found on the Securities Regulatory Commission's website: https://www.sc.com.my/regulation/guidance-notes-and-guiding-principlesdownload....
The Securities Regulatory Commission announced today that in order to respond to the growing popularity of financial influencers and increase public awareness, the agency has updated its “Guidelines for Providing Investment Advice”.
“This update clarifies the Securities Regulatory Commission's regulatory expectations for financial influencers to share financial opinions and recommendations on social media.”
The point is that the latest guidelines state that recommending a capital market product on social media may require a license issued by the Securities Regulatory Commission under certain circumstances.
“For example, the act of influencers selling specific capital market products to their followers by sharing financial opinions or recommendations, in anticipation of receiving commissions or other returns from them will require a license issued by the Securities Regulatory Commission.”
Breaking the law is punishable by 10 million prisoners for 10 years
The Securities Regulatory Commission reminds all financial influencers that carrying out regulated activities without a license would be illegal and punishable under the 2007 Capital Markets Act (CMSA).
“Offenders will face fines of up to RM10 million, or up to 10 years in prison, or both.”
The full version of the above guidelines can be found on the Securities Regulatory Commission's website: https://www.sc.com.my/regulation/guidance-notes-and-guiding-principlesdownload....
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$LumiraDx(LMDXF.US$
To all who don’t know what to do. it’s either you sell and take a loss that you can get partialy back in taxes or ride it till the wheels fall off and still get tax break for loss. lol 😂
To all who don’t know what to do. it’s either you sell and take a loss that you can get partialy back in taxes or ride it till the wheels fall off and still get tax break for loss. lol 😂
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Intel ( $Intel(INTC.US$ ) and GlobalFoundries ( $GlobalFoundries(GFS.US$ ) shares rose on Wednesday amid concerns about tightening trade restrictions and rising geopolitical tensions affecting the chip industry. GlobalFoundries led gains on the Nasdaq, up more than 6%, while Intel climbed close to 2%. Conversely, Nvidia ( $NVIDIA(NVDA.US$ ) and other chip stocks tumbled, with ASML ( $ASML Holding(ASML.US$ ) fallin...
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