it's good, really. that's what free market capitalism is about - lowest cost producer wins, all consumers win.

let oil get to usd10/bbl!

whoever produces something at lowest cost wins - as long as it last.

f those who want to gouge and rob!

now... u get me upset with unifi.

But again, with Saudi's way doing now, they are looking for trouble also as once the oil are depleted, they will suffer. But heck, exporting oil products are not their only main source of income, their income will come from Umrah(do correct me if using the wrong term) also. That's the reason why they dare to fight US openly on this matter.
You only need the oil price stay at USD40 for few months and this can kill Petronas already.

Usd 10 per barrel.. but najib still charge u rm 1.50 per liter also no use.. haha

Is still quite a lot. Now they are building world tallest building, so it will become another attraction.

google and found this
"Strong BUY"...according to this
http://www.investing.com/currencies/sgd-my...cal?period=week

unable to interpret the Technical indicators and summary from it...
"strong buy" means...investors are encouraged to buy SGD or MYR?...
any idea?

Test 1USD = rm3.80 and 1SGD = rm2.85

1. A weaker currency will help revive exports, as Msia is dependant on commodity and electronic sectors.
2. More homestay/hotels boom up, as present TOURISM occupation/booking level is high.
3. Less local ppls travelling oversea for holiday and less ppls import items, as ppls might feel the pain.
4. More Sporean coming to here to spend more $ and more Msian go to S'pore to work and earn SGD ?

Hence, surplus >  deficit ..  Rating Agencies will upgrade rating level ?

what u expect? 3.0?

1 : 3.7135

I'm waiting for it to hit 3.68 if possible.. then I'm going to big time short the ringgit (per my standard is big time la ).... whack 10 lots to start... 

but thought someone said msian durians in sg no drop in price, profits pocketed by middlemen.

gotta gotta go to johor, i guess...

something to think about... epf's 6.x% vs cpf's 2.x%...

Utilize Uncle Google in your answer..

Fitch is the smallest among the credit rating agencies.. ===>>>  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Three_(cr...ating_agencies)
As of 2013 they hold a collective global market share of "roughly 95 percent" with Moody's and Standard & Poor's having approximately 40% each, and Fitch around 15%.

Normally, these figures understate the dominance of Moody's and S&P, since the norm for debt issuers is to obtain ratings from these two, and only occasionally turn to Fitch, for example if Moody's and S&P disagree ONLY. Fitch is plays certain role.    And not Very important role.