Ooopsss..... I take it back.

TG does matter...
Forgot TG is an index stock... 
but worry not.... if it continues to drop, soon it's market cap will fall to a point where it will be OUT of the index.... 

Rebalancing of portfolio .by fund manager... to be frank, I had always think that this is utterly the stupidest thing to do...
Just don't make sense for me... but ya... they will have their 'reasons'...
well, for me... if my reason is that stock still has a great future, hell I will hold on to it for as long as possible.
But if a stock is shit... I will not hold it for a day longer... why wait till end of the year/quarter to rid off? let losses in that shit stock grow? 

What is the difference compare to previous rates? Seems like got some changes by MoF:

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...apped-at-rm1000

just another legalized lawless gambling den?

What is a good strategy to trade stock? I'm aiming 10% profit only per trade

Losses more than sales.

And the future prospect commentary basically just copy and paste other people article and commentary on the country economy. They are not even trying now. Really shop lot company

I'm staying away from local tech counters for the time being. Straight away go for their customer instead, and when big tech im looking at alphabet, microsoft, apple, Intel these kind.

For those im looking for something around 20 P/E and below, then just nice to open position. I am patience to wait 

Intel is very confusing for me, they can be great turn around or they can be value trap. I'm really not sure what to make of them.

prophetjul

your fav... SapNRG released its earnings.

its Net Assets is now only 2 sen. Not sepuloh sen but 2 sen.


Can you imagine this...

Fy 2017 NTA was 2.19
fy 2018 NTA was 1.59
fy 2019 NTA was 0.87
...

today only 2 sen

 
Can win what award ah?

Nice edit.       

  one tipsy for losing

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has received a total of 5.3 million applications worth RM40.1 billion under the special withdrawal facility as of 8pm Thursday (April 14).

“The number of applications received represented 44 percent out of the 11.95 million members who were eligible to withdraw their savings under the facility.

“Breaking down by wage groups, this represented 55 percent of eligible B40 members (those earning less than RM1,700), 59 percent of M40 members (RM1,701 - RM4,900), and 39 percent of T20 members (earning above RM4,900),” it said.

It said a further 29 percent of informal and inactive members also applied.

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/618282

With over RM 40 billions cash flow into the market, retailers, bursa, crypto, etc should get a boost.