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$SSE Composite Index (000001.SH)$ Alan Tam forever 25 yes old , this index forever up down around 3000 + -
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only 150 points down, i already lost RM250k. buy high sell low, how much lower can it be. i want to ride this naughty boy FBM KLCI until it rise up.
follow me and see if i die a horrible death.
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$SUNCON (5263.MY)$
$TENAGA (5347.MY)$
follow me and see if i die a horrible death.
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$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$
The Malaysian Stocks continue to experience a downward trend, and today not only has it breached the psychological level of 1500 points, but it has also fallen over 10% from its peak, entering a technical correction Range.
Ultimately, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia SSE Conglomerates Index closed at 1484.83 points, a drop of 35.32 points or 2.32% throughout the day, making it one of the worst-performing stock markets in Asia, with the Thai stock market also declining by about 2%.
The SSE Conglomerates Index has gapped down for four consecutive trading days today, opening at 1504.71 points and declining over 1%.
Afterward, the Malaysian Stocks could not shake off the declining trend, with as many as 20 constituent Stocks falling, dragging the SSE Conglomerates Index down further.
The head of equity research at a Malaysian Bank's investment banking sector stated that besides the panic over USA tariffs, the dividend adjustments of the three major Malaysian banks have exacerbated the decline of the SSE Conglomerates Index.
Dividend exclusion exacerbates the downward trend.
Maybank $MAYBANK (1155.MY)$ , Public Bank $PBBANK (1295.MY)$ and Hong Leong Bank. $HLBANK (5819.MY)$ The dividends of the three major Banks are excluded today, causing the stock prices to adjust further and dragging down the SSE Conglomerates Index.
Due to concerns over tariff policies, market sentiment is weak, with a Volume of 3 billion 98.03 million 4070 shares, and a trade value of 3.3 billion 68.75 million 8531 Ringgit, which is lower than yesterday.
In terms of individual stocks, declining stocks still account for the majority, reaching 6...
The Malaysian Stocks continue to experience a downward trend, and today not only has it breached the psychological level of 1500 points, but it has also fallen over 10% from its peak, entering a technical correction Range.
Ultimately, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia SSE Conglomerates Index closed at 1484.83 points, a drop of 35.32 points or 2.32% throughout the day, making it one of the worst-performing stock markets in Asia, with the Thai stock market also declining by about 2%.
The SSE Conglomerates Index has gapped down for four consecutive trading days today, opening at 1504.71 points and declining over 1%.
Afterward, the Malaysian Stocks could not shake off the declining trend, with as many as 20 constituent Stocks falling, dragging the SSE Conglomerates Index down further.
The head of equity research at a Malaysian Bank's investment banking sector stated that besides the panic over USA tariffs, the dividend adjustments of the three major Malaysian banks have exacerbated the decline of the SSE Conglomerates Index.
Dividend exclusion exacerbates the downward trend.
Maybank $MAYBANK (1155.MY)$ , Public Bank $PBBANK (1295.MY)$ and Hong Leong Bank. $HLBANK (5819.MY)$ The dividends of the three major Banks are excluded today, causing the stock prices to adjust further and dragging down the SSE Conglomerates Index.
Due to concerns over tariff policies, market sentiment is weak, with a Volume of 3 billion 98.03 million 4070 shares, and a trade value of 3.3 billion 68.75 million 8531 Ringgit, which is lower than yesterday.
In terms of individual stocks, declining stocks still account for the majority, reaching 6...
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$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$ Recently, the price of ropes has risen 📈. What is the reason? Is everyone scrambling for goods?
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$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$ No wonder many people are on the rooftop; it turns out they bought Malaysian stocks.
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$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$ As long as it drops to 150 points, there will be no maha kaya.
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