no one join ayam? lonely leh

What about fintec?

The surge for gloves is due to covid 19. What do you think another surge in an unknown disease will do to mankind?

Yes can Google easily. But did you do it?

SARS did not kill us. So did MERS.

BBB? lol

come on muiprop tomorrow

2 goreng stocks lol

i forsee people will start cutloss theirs glove counter to chase gold stock related, greed is natural human nature, tomorrow may god bless us all!!!

Mui mui and nice, which better?

even some gloves and hc counters can be categorised as goreng stocks

janji profit

up to u lo, 1 more volatile than the other

Could be trap set by sharks

if gold didnt drop below 1974 by tomorrow market opening, then it will sky rocket.

The daily swing in glove stocks offer great opportunity to do day trading. Buy every -10 to - 12% sell back when -5 to -3%

Nope because too boring and not my cup of tea.
GDP also relative. Each country measure differently. Many variables involved. China likely lied anyway.
What's more important is whether countries can rebound and recover (too early to tell).

If I spend time doing deep analysis it better be worthwhile. Like:

1) Analysis of cheapest way of sending money abroad
2) Analysis of the mysterious disappearance of Chinese cellphones early this year
Fewer cellphones = Many dead people?
3) Malaysian banks with great exposure to highly geared Malaysian companies
Others pitched in and I learnt something new. E.g. most GLCs are 'forced' to do businesses with GLC banks
4) WHT impact on ETF returns
Note: I'm lazy to update my latest findings (corrected some errors) because nobody interested or shared anything
5) Are stocks worth buying to corporate raid?
Earlier this year when some penny stocks were as low as RM0.01, I asked whether some stocks were worth buying to corporate raid No replies.

Bursa performance has been detached from the economy since may, data is irrelevant to bursa until connection is restored.

LOL is there such a thing for number 3? Enlighten me pls. I wish to know more. If you dont feel like posting here. PM me

A reason gloves stock was lacking buyers to push price higher.

Going south, buyers slowly exiting as fantasy of keep going up is broken. More will start cashing out for loan repayment

#3 is nothing much la. I thought can find something interesting since companies list their banks in their annual report.
So it's possible to identify banks with risky lending (i.e. lend to companies that high chance go bankrupt).

I learnt from someone who messaged me:
1) Big GLCs are forced to bank with Maybank as they are official banker of the Government
2) Public Bank has strict collateral of 1:1. If company want borrow RM10m, the company needs to pledge RM10m worth of assets (e.g. land). Other banks allow 1:5 or 1:7 which is why most companies don't bank with Public Bank