don't think it can go to as far as 1975 though. 

already increase isn't it ? 0.25

That will be a good news

MYR super stable now
is it because MYR now very hot for brunei-ans?...all sold out on brunei money changers

yes..theres a news for it
brunei-ans are flocking to sabah and sarawak for new year and christmas  
MYR sold out everywhere

brunei ppl flocking to S&S to do thing that cannot be done in brunei(christmas and new year and ahem )

yes..theres a news for it
brunei-ans are flocking to sabah and sarawak for new year and christmas  
MYR sold out everywhere

While v bz debate, USD/MYR still boring at 4.29 +/-

belilah barangan buatan malaysia   

The Superpowers will only fight each other  on other people soil, they seems to prefer ME.

35 is too low for oil. Someone will cut production eventually, storage will clear and oil will come back to 50-60.

Good strategy for short term.

In long term, I am converting RM to USD/SGD/AUD/GBP regardless of the rates. With not so good prospect on the malaysian economy (and hence RM) over long term, averaging out over the years will still provide forex gains

The Msian mkt is always like that,... always have hidden hands im play,... seldom following fundamentals. Anyway, I'm sure even 'hidden hands' will run out of bullets in the long run.

You can open foreign currency accounts with the banks in malaysia. After that, you can buy/sell at bank rates, or use DCI to convert at spot rate

I also have accounts in other countries. The malaysian branch of the banks helped me to open those overseas accounts so I don't need to fly there. But I think you have to have certain minimum amount to do that. After opening those accounts, you can transfer funds between those overseas account via internet/phone/email/fax/whatsapp depending on the banks' SOP

Use foreign banks in Malaysia as compromise. For small amount it is not worth the trouble to fly out of the country to open bank accounts.

Anyway, I don't think the financial system in Malaysia will collapse. So banks in Malaysia are still safe.

Highlight: Bank Negara's foreign reserves fall 17.8% y-o-y to US$95.3b as at end-2015 | The Edge Markets

Grass is not necessary greener on the other side.

Malaysia banks that are well run, their fundamental are not bad, in fact on par with some developed countries famous banks, and they may have lesser exposure to risky asset especially for the like exotic derivatives etc, due to Malaysia banks are more conservative compared to others developed country banks.