$CAPITALA (5099.MY)$ Sudden sell down here...hmm

$SIME (4197.MY)$
i wish nothing but the best!

$YTL (4677.MY)$ If it drops below 2.0, I will come back to see you.

$TGUAN (7034.MY)$ Make profit every quarter but share price drop everyday. Is it overvalue? or future no good? More worst is the company is going pay dividend 2.5cents but share price go against direction. Anyone know ???

$SPDR Gold ETF (GLD.US)$   $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT.US)$
Gold hits a new high while bonds fall, and this phenomenon may be caused by several reasons in a specific economic environment. Although the Fed's announcement of rate cuts usually pushes both of them up, the specific market reaction is often influenced by more complex factors:
1. Inflation expectations and the rise in gold:
• The safe-haven nature of gold: Gold is typically seen as an inflation hedge. When the market expects inflation to rise or has concerns about the economic outlook, investors buy gold to preserve value. Rate cuts are often seen as factors that increase inflation, as lower interest rates reduce borrowing costs, stimulate economic growth, but may also lead to increased inflationary pressure.
• The depreciation of the US dollar: Interest rate cuts often lead to the depreciation of the US dollar, and gold is usually negatively correlated with the US dollar. When the US dollar weakens, the price of gold, which is priced in US dollars, rises because holders of other currencies can purchase gold more cheaply.
Reasons for the decline in bonds:
• Rising long-term bond yields: Although interest rate cuts are usually bullish for bonds in the short term, if the market expects long-term economic growth or future inflation to intensify, long-term bond yields will start to rise. Bond prices are inversely related to yields, so when the market expects the economy to continue to strengthen in the future or inflationary pressures to rise, bond prices will fall.
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