Today a lot of rubbish report. Looking at it, i think roughly 70% of the company reporting today are in the red.

Negative Q on Q and Y on Y.

rubbish report next day will panic sell right?

damn how can i recover this AT...break even also happy d

K1 -7.45%
if buy at 0.42 ok or not?

K1 -7.45%
if buy at 0.42 ok or not?

Dropped due to QR bad at least not negative like most QR, they made 400k for first quarter end 31 March vs 1.7m last year quarter.

As for wut price to buy, can't advice, past 1 month lowest was 0.395, so that gives u a baseline but who knows, it might drop lower since no more news d to push up the price

Us stocks seems can not go up anymore. Need more QE.

Hello, a random question I would like to ask. How major of an affect would be on our market with the upcoming parliamentary meeting starting 13th July?

coz im retarded       

ok..
in the website now, reading myeg 
how u think myeg

In New Zealand, a country that has arguably had the greatest success in containing the coronavirus outbreak domestically, the NZX 50 index still sat approximately 0.4% lower so far this year. Taiwan’s economy has been hailed as having held up “extremely well,” but the Taiex has still fallen more than 3% in 2020.

Southeast Asia’s best-performing market was Malaysia’s FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index — but even that was more than 5% lower for the year so far. In Vietnam, another country often lauded for its success in containing the virus, the VN-Index is still around 14% lower year to date.

Here’s how other major Asia Pacific markets have performed so far in 2020, based on data from Refinitiv Eikon as well as CNBC calculations as of their Tuesday close:

Australia’s S&P/ASX 200: -11.76%
China’s Shanghai composite: -2.15%
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index: -13.35%
India’s Nifty 50: -15.34%
Japan’s Nikkei 225: -5.78%
Singapore’s Straits Times index: -19.64%
South Korea’s Kospi: -4.07%
Thailand’s SET Composite index: -15.24%
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/01/asia-pacifi...-half-2020.html

All glove TOP's are green... looks like continue from yesterday.