I can confirm. Jumped in and out because of fear. Now need to buy a bit higher 

Not far, but those from my watchlist at least 30% from bottom i think hahah

Well I'm back in, right now with all in my bullets.

Should I collect for the long game? or exit with 30% profits.. that's my dilemma

Who wants to commit harakiri by buying AA?

“A research house calls for urgent intervention to save AirAsia Group, as its cash position can only support its fixed costs for less than five months”.

Wah asia shares all red, except for Malaysia. What is this sorcery.

how much u made?

Good song  

what is good oil and gas counter to buy tomorrow?

I've been researching this a LOT lately because I didn't want to get caught in it. Looking at trends and past data. I believe, strongly, that we're in the middle of the market crash.

**Commercial Real Estate Crash**: The eviction crisis is a real threat to our economy. It's brushed under the rug pretty heavily, pointing to the home real estate market and its gains, but the damage is done. Most major commercial real estate buildings, especially apartments, are in disarray. Go look around and see the kinds of deals your local apartments are offering. Where I am, I'm seeing up to 2 months of free rent in some places. I've never seen that before. Everyone is desperate for paying tenants. Most commercial properties can weather a bit of this kind of thing, but we haven't seen anything like this. Small businesses are shutting down, new businesses are not opening. No one is shopping. Who replaces those lost tenants? All these properties are heavily in debt. That's how the industry works, for the most part. Entrepreneurs and builders finance all projects because they are seen as very safe and it's a rule of thumb to never use your own money for investment. The margins had become abysmal before corona. I once looked into buying commercial real estate and found that I would only cover the expenses and have to solely rely on the property value increasing, to make anything worthwhile. This will cause properties to bleed out extremely fast. There is a commercial real estate collapse coming, likely within 6 months, and it will compound any damage the tech bubble has done. Don't forget that this isn't strictly a US problem. This is a worldwide problem.
Even with a vaccine, we won't go back to normal fast enough to recover the losses. The airline industry is reporting that they don't estimate returns to normal until late 2021, early 2022. Do you think a random Joe has enough liquidity to keep his business running that long at extreme drought? The people at the bottom of the chain, consumers and small business owners, were never prepared to have a cash supply on hand for this kind of hit to their lives. That *is* going to trickle up to the top and when it does, goodbye market.

Any MPI shareholders here? Bought small lots and omg already 5 figures. Future blue chip in Bursa?

So disappointed since I sold early. Bought back at RM16 so missed out on a lot of profit. Are you holding past earnings? QR next Wednesday. It would be a little difficult to beat their previous bombastic result

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...anagement-firm/

I didnt know that snap polls are actually good for the market

We should all be smiling this morning. With Astrazeneca releasing trial results a few hours ago, our updated analysis suggests we are now on track for the majority of the developed world to immunize its vulnerable population to COVID by the spring and the entire population by mid-year. Depending on the pace of vaccine distribution there may even be upside to this estimate with some countries achieving herd immunity before summer. The combined vaccine news of the last few weeks is an unprecedented victory for science that will lead to a much faster pace of normalization to our daily lives compared to what we would have assumed just a few weeks ago. By spring, things should be looking much closer to normal.