Hahaha all stocks in Malaysia are highly manipulated. Yes, I mean ALL. It is just easier with pennies, because less fund is needed. All growth stocks do a lot of marketing to sell you a future value (like property). Then, you have to hold until fundamentals truly reflect the value (IF they manage to grow as per expected). The are rumors out there saying that if Biden wins, all growth stocks (tech alike) might plunge, favoring healthcare, green energy and value stocks like banks and industrial.

So dont try to predict the direction, just buy the undervalued strong companies (those that are in the blow off phase). It might not grow as much and fast, but at least it is below the intrinsic value.The downside to this method is slow money. Really really slow money. Even though, the stocks are undervalued, the price will not rise until the operators have collected enough and decide to start pushing them upwards, unless all retailers unite and buy like what happened in early phase of the gloves mania, or like what happened post GFC in the banks.
Retailers participation spiked in April 2009 spiking all the big banks price.

The reason to buy strong companies is so that even if you stuck forever, you can collect the small small dividends for the next 20 years to breakeven (in terms of cash in hand) with additional stocks bought left the in fridge 20 years ago.