Looks like be keeping my Supermax and TG shares for a while now....

It is not promotion time. It is merely falling back to its fair value. Don't catch the falling knives

DALIAN, China -- Sinovac Biotech has begun manufacturing a coronavirus vaccine candidate on a pilot basis, as China shifts toward the mass production stage in the global immunization race.

Production has started at a new plant in Beijing with an annual capacity of roughly 300 million doses. Sinovac has agreed to supply 40 million doses to Bio Farma, an Indonesian state-owned company, between November and March. Sinovac started building the factory in late March and finished the project in July.

The Chinese company began Phase 3 clinical trials for its vaccine candidate in Indonesia this month and in Brazil during July.

Fellow Chinese drugmaker CanSino Biologics will build a plant for its coronavirus vaccine candidate next to an existing factory in the city of Tianjin. The facility is slated to begin operation next year with an annual capacity of 100 million to 200 million doses.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Coronavir...ccine-candidate

China in July approved the emergency use of COVID-19 vaccines involving military and front line health care workers. State-owned pharmaceutical company Sinopharm Group took the lead by offering free injections while ramping up production output of its COVID-19 vaccine to 300 million doses annually, from 200 million doses.

Sinopharm had reportedly said it hoped to commercialize its vaccines by the end of 2020, pricing them at less than 1,000 yuan ($147) for two doses.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Coronavir...accine-to-staff

Good. Good for stock market.

Come liquidity come come.

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/541609

Malaysia might start following US footsteps, BNM might start buying bonds

Mean myr will depreciate against usd, sgd, jpy, cny, etc.

There has been not much point putting money in FD and top graded bonds since the GFC. Its not the case of asset prices are going up. Its the case of money devaluing - all around the world.

Buy stuff... whether its shares, properties, cryptocurrencies... whatever... Buy stuff... to protect your wealth.

The trick is to get the aforementioned assets before the foreigners. Leave just enough for emergency and bargain hunting.

Hedge your MYR.

Don't be "a lot of Malaysians"...

Not trying to offend, i'm just curious where did you get the 90% figure. Is it via the land office/publication/survey?

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If you look at Hong Kong, South Korea, Vietnam, you can see that property prices can already go beyond the reach of ordinary citizens, and still continue to skyrocket. Of course it may crash one day, some say it is already crashing in some places.

But let me share with you my opinion... I used to also believe that property prices will always go back to equilibrium, but I think otherwise now. I still believe in the long term, supply and demand will reach equilibrium. However, rather than in the form of price, the new equilibrium can be in the form of property becoming smaller, being launched further away from the city, being purchased at a later age, being purchased only with the support of parents, or not being purchased at all by a larger proportion of citizens. Equilibrium will definitely be achieved, but not necessarily in the form of price. This has always been the case. Norms change over time.

Just my 2 cents. But if BNM start doing QE, I will not want to hold a lot of cash.

Seeing what you wrote.... I have an idea who are the disciples in here......

Or they slowly dispose their shares instead of direct dump making investors hoping it will rebound?

2 more days is the - OPR announcement right? 10th Sept.. Hmm.. This week seems hard to go.

KLCI got pull down again

Doubt it. If they wanted to dump, they would have done it immediately rather than slowly doing it cent by cent

Good point. How to short?

Seems like the only way to make money on Bursa
1. Pay money for stock gurus to give you the most random tips about the most obscure companies (penny stocks)
2. Recovery plays (Blue chips that have underperformed)
3. If you work at the company and have insider information.
I might get downvoted again but Bursa is full of uneducated traders.

There is a slim chance of making money doing any due diligence and research about a company. Malaysian economy is terrible. Each year we see Malaysian talents flocking to countries with better currencies and job opportunities, especially engineering graduates from my observation with seniors. You say, tech/engineering/manufacturing companies in Malaysia have a great chance of achieving good YoY growth and generate higher revenue consistently each year? Possibly, provided that they are able to beat competition from countries that have much stronger foundation in the field and way better support and fundings than Malaysian companies.