Look at DUFU today after bonus issue.

lol.
Comfort is giving me almost 15% gain after i buy in last friday
Now hand damm itchy if i should sell LOL

Anyway, i only holding 10 lots

I used to like dividend counters welly welly much. I got MBB, Airasia, IGBReit, YTL Reit, and genting so on
Until March 2020 where everyone come crashing down. Lucky the HC hype helped me to recovered my 60% lost

My only regret now is not exiting YTL Reit on time before today

It is very unlikely that China will ban Apple. The consequences will be so severe that China will hurt itself by banning Apple.

1. Just take a look at the link below
https://www.apple.com/supplier-responsibili...pplier-List.pdf

2. Apple has provided around 5m job opportunities in China.

3. App developers in China earn more than 110b RMB annually by developing apps and software for Apple.

4. Apple has helped a lot of factories and plants in China in technology upgrades and QC improvements.

5. Final Cut Pro has been the standard software used by many TV stations and film production companies in China.

If China really bans Apple, all the parties above will be adversely affected.

Also, Apple has been being a law-abiding firm in China. China's three-guarantees requires firms to allow consumers to refund products purchased online without providing any reason within seven days, while Apple terus extend it to 14 days, even after the product is unsealed, switched on/opened, and used.

China decided to go green, so Apple positively and actively responded to it by:

1. Buying electricity from renewable-energy power plants.

2. Building a platform for the energy buyers in China to jointly explore the opportunities and challenges in acquiring renewable energy.

3. Planting 1m acres of sustainable forest in China.

4. Partnering with SunPower to provide solar power to the environmentally-preserved ABA region in China.

If China bans such a law-abiding company simply for retaliation, how would other foreign companies view the Chinese government? China probably doesn't want to take the risk of scaring foreign investors out of the country right now.

I know that anything I say here will probably fall on deaf ears. But no harm in trying.

Please only goreng stocks with money that you can afford to lose 100%. From the postings here over the past few days, a lot of the forumers here will be slaughtered for following the herd and chasing hot stocks with no fundamental.

If you are playing with just ‘fun’ money of a few thousand RM or even RM10K depending on the size of your overall portfolio, then please go ahead and enjoy the roller coaster ride.

But if you are trading with your life savings, borrowed money, margin account or using money that you cannot afford to lose, then please STOP playing now. Sooner or later, we will lose the Russian roulette. Six gun chambers, one bullet. How many times can we pull the trigger and walk away unscathed?

Supporter

That's because he has millions in TG and Supermax haha.

any book recommendations?

Will you guys still buy Apple? the PE still very reasonable compare to Tesla/Amazon

How about the if no We Chat on Apple phones?
China ppl may dumb Apple phones and use Huawei, Apple worldwide market share may drop?

Hi I am new in trading. May someone explain to me what is realized loss? I buy 400 unit share at 17.96 but it keep dropping in share price so I decided to sell at 13.66 so in my account show realized loss of Rm-1748. So that mean I had loss my capital or I had loss rm1748 from my capital which is (400x17.96)?

Please enlighten me guys, thanks

Previously investment in Malaysia for me was usually composite stock or large blue chips.

During the low period pre mco, the market for Bursa especially secondary counters is heavily controlled with insiders and institution calling all the shots and having a real information advantage.

But recently with retailer participation, the landscape has slightly change and there is a real chance from profiting via catching early trends and public sentiments. It's very vibrant now as well, i hope Bursa and the SC is able to maintain the public interest and participation.

Mari, dufu and frontken!

I get exposure to US stocks via unit trust. Lazy to manage