QUOTE(TOMEI-R @ Jan 26 2018, 10:51 AM)
Seems like the usual UUU and BBB group has vanished. More so now Bank Negara is hiking interests rates. 
UUU people become DDD people already. I am one of them USD/MYR v5
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Jan 26 2018, 06:24 PM
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QUOTE(aspartame @ Jan 26 2018, 11:31 AM) Lol. To be fair, I think he vanished way before that even when RM was sinking. Got others more excited naysayers around at that time. No...I was the one who recorded his prediction. His last replies in LYN is because of his wrong prediction of RM reaching 4.80https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4161935/+20?hl=dreamer101 (Post #34) Who is the other naysayer ? Is it in this thread or kopitiam ? |
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Jan 26 2018, 06:29 PM
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QUOTE(Hansel @ Jan 26 2018, 02:38 PM) Guys,... you are earning RM day in and day out,... chg over to foreign currencies to diversify our currency holdings,... nothing wrong with that ! For myself, I earn the RM, when the RM starts to strengthen like now, I am very happy, I have RM dropping into my account everyday. Agreed. Good strategy But - if RM weakens, I am also happy, I can convert bck my foreign currency holdings and get more RM to spend... YOU guys know what that is painful ? When RM weakens earlier, price of products and food increases. BUT - when RM strengthens like now,... ARE WE GOING TO SEE PRICES COMING BACK DOWN ??????? But majority in Malaysia is struggling with house loan and car loan. Some credit card loans. Where to find extra RM to convert ? So, they can only hope RM to stay strong, until they have the ability to invest in foreign currency investment. "RM depreciates" is a very painful and helpless terms to these people |
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Jan 27 2018, 08:18 AM
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My above post kena reported
icemanfx I just wanted to seek your views on the current appreciation of RM. Don’t need to report here and there. It is good to have alternative view. Do please comment for the benefit of all.... |
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Mar 16 2018, 08:52 AM
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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Mar 15 2018, 04:20 PM) PM Najib: Ringgit 'will surge to 3.80 vs USD soon' BNM failed to meet target. Now PM has to run the last lap himselfhttp://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/pm-n...380-vs-usd-soon for first time.. I believe what he says |
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May 26 2018, 10:27 AM
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QUOTE(AVFAN @ May 24 2018, 07:13 PM) QUOTE(Lionel90 @ May 24 2018, 11:01 PM) I am sure the moderator is ok with politics closely related to financial comments.Otherwise, the thread is not meaningful anymore Just don't go overboard like bashing of Najib |
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May 26 2018, 10:32 AM
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QUOTE(TOMEI-R @ May 25 2018, 10:55 AM) Seems like Im not alone in thinking so. Personally I think it is natural for Dr M and LGE to reveal the dirt. That is politics. To establish a base case of how bad the previous administration has done to the country's economyEven Bloomberg says so. Finance Minister should be more tactful in handling 1MDB issues With the frame of mind presented to the voters, then they can claim credit how good they are compared to their predecessor. The market may take a jerk in the short term. But with a well known transparent nothing to hide impression, the market will give them a lot of credit with what they say in the future. So I think in the long term, it is beneficial to the economy and RM strength |
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Jun 5 2018, 08:48 AM
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QUOTE(Hansel @ Jun 3 2018, 06:57 PM) I just saw in the Maybank Forex Website. I notice rates are not reliable during weekends.It is now MORE EXPENSIVE to buy 1 SGD compared to buying 1 AUD. Hence,... the SGD has again STRENGTHENED OVER the AUD ! If I remember correctly, the pair were on parity for a short time 2-3 weeks ago. Then AUD pulled away again. There were a few occasions they were on parity for the last 5 years AUD has risen a lot since yesterday. Now AUD/SGD 1.02159 In RM terms, AUD is 3.03669, SGD is 2.97309 now. |
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Jun 5 2018, 01:24 PM
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QUOTE(Andrew Lim @ Jun 5 2018, 04:14 AM) How come the newspaper didn't report ? Or I didn't notice ? Got link bro ?Now Umno claims it's party's donation received. What good is that if it is in forex ? Any breakdown of the RM100m+ in terms of forex ? Could USD and GBP be more than SGD ? |
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QUOTE(Andrew Lim @ Jun 5 2018, 05:06 PM) Exact SGD figure isn't known, but since it was reported that "most of the cash was in Malaysian ringgit and Singapore dollar" I assume SGD was at least in the millions for it to be "most". Fair assumption But I would rather think SGD in the millions is because of it’s close proximity to KL for ease of shopping USD would be a good reserve currency. There goes those yatch painting hotels and properties |
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QUOTE(Hansel @ Jun 6 2018, 08:25 PM) Another door being closed,... this time by our side,.... Never been opened, how to close ?https://www.todayonline.com/world/proposed-...viewed-mahathir |
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Jun 22 2018, 09:18 AM
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QUOTE(powerlinkers @ Jun 21 2018, 06:44 PM) Hansel, with respect. You need to make decisions based on logic, not emotions. Our stock market is heading for a crash. Logic is for the masses. Masses are averageYou need to analyse based on a 3rd person's perspective.. Do not get politically attached : when you make decisions : you need to make profit for yourself. Do not blindly trust the news spinned off by Pakatan Harapan finance minister and MPs, try to clarify the facts. YB LGE is populist and not highly intelligent. Reversal of GST is highly detrimental to our Malaysian economy. Investors do not trust current government which advocates non-market centric policies. If you are going for long: wait until at least 6 months post next crash. To be above average, one needs to take risk. To be the most successful, he has to do something very different from the masses There is no free lunch in this world. If everyone waits for a clear sky to invest, it means lesser risk, hence lesser return.... Not wrong to be risk averse though....depends on one's requirement. But don't expect to be very successful if one is risk averse What differentiate an average and a good investors is one is a follower, and the other has "vision", "sixth sense" or "眼光“ |
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Jun 22 2018, 10:44 AM
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Sep 12 2018, 05:42 PM
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Sep 13 2018, 03:44 PM) Actually no need to listen to me. I simply listen to great mens who are willing to seat on cash and do nothing. This uncle below is one eg. You may be over-interpreting ![]() Like I said there are 2 schools of thoughts. 1) buy regardless of price (you, Hansel, seems to be in this camp) 2) seat back and let the price comes to you. (I prefer this one) On the contrary, I have been investing only cautiously. I don't go chase price. If price goes up, I keep cash and wait, collect dividends and increase my cash. Everybody knows they have the cash pile. They can buy up huge companies in the world. So, they will negotiate directly with the owner for the best price.. Of course they must say something in favour of themselves when negotiating. With that sort of cash, they cannot just walk into the market and put in their order queue...so, it is PR and strategy to make such statements. Don't over-read. Their strategy and your strategy is very different lah....If you want to imitate them, then even with that sort of cash pile, they still have debt for their business. Their interest expense is $5 billion. Do you have interest expense like them ? Like bro hensel said, for small fries like us, sitting on cash without return has opportunity cost. If you factor in inflation, you are on negative return some more. This post has been edited by Showtime747: Sep 13 2018, 04:21 PM |
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Sep 13 2018, 04:26 PM) Yes their cash pile is bigger than us but worse thing is to be in a crash with no cash. Don't you agree? Inflation is slow and a crash I believe is imminent. If you able to scoop great stocks when a crash comes, the dividends yield is very good. PS you and bro not small fly No I disagree. During market crisis, everybody will be panic. When a stock drop from $30 to $15, will you buy ? Wow ! its 50% off ! But no you won't, because everybody is panic, so are you. All your friends start talking about horror story. A lot of rumours will be circulating. You have no direction. If you console yourself that you can collect dividend, Shit....dividend yield announced also dropped substantially ! After 2 months, the stock continue to drop to $8, and by this time, you will be too scared to buy anything. You will just wait and do nothing. Then eventually the stock recover back to $10, then $12 very quickly. Then all your thought is "shit, I missed the bounce....". Then goes up further to $15. You say "ok ok faster faster....its time to buy....market now calm and can see lights at the end of tunnel liao....all the problem in the world solved liao...." After you bought, it was just a dead cat bounce. Another market news bombshell dropped ! The price dropped to $5....Then this time you really panic because you are in the market. You fast fast cut loss thinking "get back something better than losing all...." A typical stock market story.....I have seen many friends and colleague who talk like investment guru during bull run. Including the "cash is king" theory like yours. Then when market crash, everybody suffered. Nobody is spared. In theory, everything works. But when crisis really come, things and psychology is very different. You will have to experience crisis once or twice, then only you will learn. For now, you definitely still feel confident --> "the above won't happen to me one....I am not the ordinary investors. I am not greedy. If this this this happen, then I do this this this. If that that that happen, then I do that that that....I have plan A, plan B and plan C, so this should work..." Good luck bro ! |
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Sep 13 2018, 04:45 PM) Actually you are partially right only. If I am afraid of losing money, why the heck did I not stay with amanah saham? Safer what. No risk of losing money. Only malaysia have such safe investment. Investment are not risk free. You just need to make sure % of you making money > % of you losing it. Buying when price goes higher = increases your chance of losing money (aka no safety feature in place). When you lose money one day, you will regret why you don't stay with Amanah saham..... And that "one day" will come..... |
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QUOTE(Hansel @ Oct 13 2018, 12:09 PM) Thank you for the above news and comments, bros,... Details still not out yet.Reading all of the above only makes me feel relieved that I am out of this country in investments, and am glad I have opened all accounts in foreign countries for investments before the 1MDB matter came in. If you are a Malaysian tax resident, you may still need to declare assets and transactions in overseas. Just like Australian tax resident need to declare overseas income So too early to tell. I hope you are right though.... |
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QUOTE(Garysydney @ Oct 14 2018, 04:25 AM) You can always buy properties in Msia under siblings names (or people you can trust). It is not a problem if you just have a few million (RM) in Msia but when you have more than RM10mil, then it may be a little more difficult to 'hide' the income the assets generate. The most important thing is not to brag about your foreign assets to your friends as you don't know what your friends may do - however if the assets are not under your name (or your wife's), then there is nothing the ATO can do. “Using sibling’s name” will not be workable if Malaysia introduces inheritance tax.ATO is only interested in the 'income' that your assets produce so if you leave the income in Msia, this will lessen the risks of getting caught. With the increased governmental cross-checking of financial details of individuals, the chances of getting caught is greatly increased (if the assets are under your or your wife's names) especially if you are silly enough to remit those overseas income back to Aust. ATO is now very active in checking remittance from overseas as there are so many people claiming welfare (mainly old-age pension) while stashing their assets overseas. Like UK, inheritance tax is combo with gift tax. So if Malaysia has inheritance tax, it should have gift tax also. Hence, “using siblings’ name” cannot escape the tax. A big chunk will be taxed when the wealth is passed to another people whether you are still alive or dead |
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