Even this guy stopped posting since the middle of last year.

I have to wonder how he thinks of the current colossal fuckup.

Do you know any other M'sia-centric financial analysts that I can look up?

This post has been edited by Parrot: Nov 23 2016, 10:52 PM

Oh well. Bloomberg really is the only best option atm.

They are pretty heavy in coverage towards the big-hitting markets though. Not a lot of it is going to be much help here.

I found a lot mainstream online financial news sites a little constricting given their even narrower angle of issues abroad, especially with political affairs connected to financial decision making. The current situation here is the result of a combination of bad decisions that can't be nailed down in very simple points.

Also, I forgot why I hated the WSJ. It's a paywalled website where I can only read the first few lines of the article.

This post has been edited by Parrot: Nov 23 2016, 11:59 PM

This is proving to be difficult.

I usually rely on Google caches to bypass paywalls, but the WSJ seems to have ordered Google not to cache their recent article. Also, it's much harder to trace websites that copy the article's content verbatim, because most that do mirror the article's content simply link to the WSJ anyway.

I'm going to pass this moneygrabbing site for a while.

EDIT: What a second. For some reason that WSJ article suddenly granted me access. This is one spastic paywall. The article is also echoing what I've already read.

This post has been edited by Parrot: Nov 24 2016, 12:16 AM