May I know what industry are u working in? 

existing holdings, think good chance as us economy looks strong, usd getting stronger.
crude... should see bottom "soon".
but... how to buy more with rm? now...3.5145.

Wow.. USD went above 3.50 against RM  ... now 3.523 

The values of ringgit Malaysia (RM) against a basket of major trading partners (China, Singapore, Japan, USA and Thailand) are consistently below the baseline index in May 2013. During the middle of 2013, ringgit depreciated significantly due to large activities of quantitative easing from the US Fed to increase its money supply in the environment of lower interest rates in an effort to boost economic recovery. Ringgit went through a volatile period from the middle of last year until the first quarter of this year before rebounding towards an appreciating trend until September 2014 and got weaken again thereafter. Bank Negara's international reserves were depleted in the bid to support depreciating ringgit.
http://www.mier.org.my/outlook/

The faster it comes down, the faster it comes back. In terms of today, we started at $107 in June — and we are now in the $55 (US) range, and I think it could go down to $45, plus or minus in February … could be down for six to nine months and then I don’t know if it’ll come back 50 per cent, 100 cent or 150 per cent. OPEC will keep prices down until they have disrupted the investment cycles for the high cost producers.  I think the six month period is no accident. They need to keep it down for a certain period of time until people “get the lesson.”
http://calgaryherald.com/business/energy/o...eteran-jim-gray

i expect it to keep edging lower until one of two things happen - oil price rebound significantly or a reversal in net capital flow happens - both

I'm interested to know if low oil prices can hurt Petronas or not.. but someone spin the story it doesn't hurt Petronas at all but yet Petronas made its move to reduce cap expenses and caused a dump in Malaysia equities in December.

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...nies/?style=biz

finally, oil at $50.
what's next? 

ok. first stop 1970. 

Not sure if it will get there... I think if like last time (Dec 15/16th pullback),
if bull comes in rampaging the next day after dip at 50ma (like today), then just
close eyes and buy next day.

The faster it comes down, the faster it comes back. In terms of today, we started at $107 in June — and we are now in the $55 (US) range, and I think it could go down to $45, plus or minus in February … could be down for six to nine months and then I don’t know if it’ll come back 50 per cent, 100 cent or 150 per cent. OPEC will keep prices down until they have disrupted the investment cycles for the high cost producers.  I think the six month period is no accident. They need to keep it down for a certain period of time until people “get the lesson.”
http://calgaryherald.com/business/energy/o...eteran-jim-gray

First experience with HLeBroking's foreign exchange platform went down the drain.

It keeps giving me silly reason that it's unable to process my order due to sector suspended. Called the toll free & his first attempt failed until he changed to "another system". I don't really enjoy calling the broker every time I want to place an order but I'm not sure if this issue is unique only to HLeBroking or other local brokerages as well.

i can say cimb's itrade is ok. had been using it for sgx and nyse. all is good.
haven't used the others - thailand, indon and hongkong.

Can I know what platform CIMB iTrade use for foreign exchange? HLeBroking uses IRESS.