QUOTE(mopster @ Oct 14 2009, 06:36 PM)
and i think EPF really dried up supporting KLSE early this year, so now must take profit...
hmm since they make so much, why are they giving so little interest to our epf ?

They need to free up some cash (or take profit) for raining days, if not where to find money to support the market when market dipping. Cannot always buy buy buy non-stop.
QUOTE(mopster @ Oct 14 2009, 08:52 PM)
yah... analysts always follow wind.....
wind blows north, they say bull... wind blows south, they say bear..
those who are against the wind will risk losing credibility if they are on the wrong side... hehe
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Most importantly is their job might in jeopardy if against the wind.
You follow the wind, 8/10 can get it right, as with current sentiment and trend/momemtum 8/10 of time, if nothing happen, market at least go up a little.
It is not rewarding to be a contrarian which against the wind, only only has 2/10 chance get it right. Market doesn't turn or reverse the trend everyday, in fact we can look at the long term chart, market only turn a few time (a trend reversal) in a year. Always either with trend line up for months or down for months.
Analysts, fund managers are also employee only, why try to act smart and against the wind as contrarian of the market? Doesn't make sense. After all, even follow the wind, get it wrong, they don't lose a single cent of their money. As even get it wrong, can still put up some word, my fund is following the market performance, look index falll 10%, my fund only fall 8%, I am doing a good job.
But if you against the market, market up 10%, you lose 10%, you are fired on next month.