I only cook popcorn and look at sharks goreng small fish.

I don't join in.

😛

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Apr 14 2023, 09:56 AM

aih rugi still got money in bursa...totally hopeless...

Punters are addict, couldn't resist easy and fast money. Bursa is a known croc pond for reasons.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Apr 14 2023, 07:26 PM

Which stock u have that are so hopeless?

This post has been edited by Cubalagi: Apr 16 2023, 03:38 PM

If buka puasa buffet is a early indicator, local market liquidity is tightening.

Are there any decent agricultural companies to invest in in Malaysia?

If you're looking for quick money, I guess so.
This is a period of doing nothing.

Is it usually this quiet this time of the year?

This year will the 30th anniversary of the greatest bull in msia. The super bull of 1993. There's no need conduct any analysis. Any stock will turn to gold. Punters are having a great time with 2nd board counters. And this is where they get fried if they are not careful by insiders.

For Bursa to have a mania such as in 1993; certain pre-conditions must exist, namely the country have experienced few years of high growth, all market participants had a feel good factor in them. That they had enjoyed certain years of prosperity and confident in on the direction of the economy. unfortunately, nowadays is different.

Those punting for quick gains in gloves and meteoric rise in certain penny stocks reminds me of 1993 and it's manic behaviour.

Speculating can be downright exciting which leads to greed and eventual loses for the unwary stock prospector.

According to boomers;

During that period, any news touched prc, Dr m, gold finger or any rumour was reason for price to spike. Every other da ma and da shu were more expert than professional. Retailers made a few thousand in the morning session and have sharkfin for lunch was common.

Most bought on contra, money was free and god given. At one period, klse daily volume was bigger than nyse.

When the tide changed at 1997 afc; some lost 8 digits sum, some lost what they had traded for >30 years in klse, etc. Almost all punters return to their former self and worse off. For reasons, why most of this group didn't join glove rally in 2020/21.

The more story one learned from boomers, would trade at bursa with caution. Bursa is a known croc pond for reasons.

what you don't know is the best time to accumulate was Aug - Sept 1998. That was when even the big heavy stocks sold at ridiculous low prices. TNB, Telekom, the big banks, And all of them still around today.

those punters/self-proclaimed experts would't even know they have been eaten alive until too late. still happens today.

This post has been edited by targon: May 3 2023, 02:31 PM

Buy when blood is knees deep on the floor.

Interest rate hike will profit bank share or not?

Could expect npl to rise.

Shoplot auditor strikes again

https://www.ft.com/content/feb33914-493e-46...7e-28fcd1b3814d

With intensified deposit competition and higher cost of funds, the Bank anticipates that net interest
margin (NIM) will potentially remain flat or contract (page 33 of IAR2022). What is the management
guidance for NIM in FY2023? As the central bank is expected to raise OPR back to the pre-pandemic
level, how significantly can the potential rate hike cushion the impact of high funding costs on NIM?
We anticipate potential NIM compression of between 5 bps and 8 bps for FY2023 given the increased
deposit competition, seen mainly in Malaysia. In a rising interest rate cycle, cost of funding will
increase in tandem with the rate hike and in some instances, it will exceed the rate hike given
intensified deposit competition among banks as experienced currently in Malaysia. Meanwhile, the
ability to reprice assets upward is limited and confined to the quantum of the rate hike. Thus, the
basis for our guidance of NIM compression in 2023.

From Maybank AGM, question by MSWG

weather is so hot, but market is so cold

Anyone know what is the door gift for PetGas AGM?

maybe petrol voucher

Now probably SETEL vouchers...