what's happening? why bullish?

do you think it's a weak bear this time?

who calls the bull to come back? Xi Jin Ping?

almost....

yellen said by this year....

A hesitating market, going nowhere.

I think it's on a transition stage. If you look at the popular malls, there are big crowd. Restaurants all full, need to queue. Parking all full.
So, it's a transitional stage. Hawkers and street retailers will face diminishing customers because the trend is moving out from them into the cleaner, air-cond, comfortable, all in one place....malls. Watch Singapore and all western countries, malls and clean restaurants are king of retail business.

Is there any tax on dividend for singapore reits? I only know HK is good, no (or very least) tax charged for dividend. But, USA, forget it, 30% tax! I only count on capital gain (and of course currency rate) for US stocks.

thanks! that's good, can consider to diversify some yield stocks into singapore stocks.

it's not malls problem, it's overall property problem. Property is simply oversupplied!
thing is, those retail business in the street will eventually all have to move into malls in order to make a profit. That's the trend I'm seeing. In street, we may eventually only see in market form, such as night markets, or day market. I believe the country is moving towards this direction, same as other more advance economy.

ya. if how TTB said in recent investor days talk is going for real, Malaysia is on the road to downgrading economy instead of upgrading for most emerging economy because of corruption. This will be very sad for us in the next 10 years. Malaysians will need to go India, Indonesia or Philippines to work because our currency is too depressing and jobs are hard to be found. Only if our economy is progressing positively, we will be able to achieve what I mentioned above, that is, becoming a "mall country" mainly because of heat of weather.

God bless us, fight corruption.

confused, better don't make a move.

ya...TA looks bad....breaking downwards....

wow....mama bear comes.....papa bear dunno will follow or not....

they are now talking about more pressure on OPEC to cut production. This thing will come eventually, just a matter of time. Simply because OPEC countries are suffering, how long can they take it? Not likely 10 years or so, they just too dependent on oil earnings.

haha. looks like a fun game.

thing takes its time to adjust. oil for now, drop too fast and furious, that's why it hurts the oil exporter countries. if it stabilize and drop (or up) slowly, the country at least has some time to adjust its policy and economy resources in order to adapt the new condition. So actually, we are lucky that Malaysia started the adjustment quite some years ago, so that today we are not that heavily affected.

window dressing today?
weak bull, no power. anytime can go red later.

it's an inverse bro. calm down.

overall market also seems like same attitude. some scary bulls, hard to make a real move.