USD46...then USD 33

by the end of this year it will probably be around 3.8

actually, the average consensus among the banks is 3.77 by Q4.

The only one optimistic about our RM right now is Zeti. It's true MYR is undervalued but only slightly, and comparatively less vs some other currencies out there.
Right now only US is holding the fort. China is so so. Eurozone is the dogs. However, the various QEs should mean that we will see a lot of free and hot money swirling around in equities. A good time to pick choice Euro stocks if you are playing those. The timing of the next US interest rate hike is the key I think

from what I hear US rate hike will likely be July to Sept time frame.

US is improving, but if Yellen puts the rate hike too early everything could stop in its tracks, so maybe later than sooner.

I'm referring to the overall US economy not just the equities. It's still relatively rosy compared to the other place. Low oil prices are good for their economy.

no, equities are not really the economy anymore, they're forward looking. The various QEs made sure that there was more money than anyone would dare to use. So since the banks are unable to lend out, they put into equities.

Not people, mostly banks I think.

Interest rates affect cost of borrowing and doing business. Again, if Yellen pulls the trigger too early, the whole thing could potentially grind to a halt. That has happened before. Chances are the US will want to make hay while the sun shines and delay the rate hike a bit.

Not sure how to do that, but the chance of MYR gaining 0.2 vs the USD are super slim for this year.... I'm more worried about moving the money out of the country vs moving it back in at the moment. As much as possible I don't want to bring my money back to Malaysia because I expect the MYR to weaken even further.

Yeah waiting for FB to hit 80

The future is in the cloud. As long as everyone keeps looking for cat pictures and porn the world's hunger for data storage and transmission will continue to grow.

There are still other fish in the sea. Clue: look at how information is being generated is being created, stored, retrieved and manipulated. When you understand the whole cycle of data you'll understand why players like Google and FB completely turned the market on its head and why the IBMs and Intels are struggling. There are still HW plays out there but the real game is in software.
There are some really exciting companies out there just waiting to be IPOed. I'm eyeing companies like Palantir which are still privately held but will IPO sooner or later.