I forgot to add the video link in my previous posting. Mind you, it is a rather long video 30+ mins and a marketing video. Nonetheless, it is worth a look, at least to me. Maybe because I have that tunnel vision on the petrol dollar etc. Enjoy!

If there are any subscribers to his club here, please share some tips with me. Ha.

https://pro.oxfordclub.com/p/OPEC320UPORELT...OREW473/?h=true
Please give me a buzz once you know the answer! Ha.

Mana boleh reverse parking like the back door govt?   

Better to ask the many experienced sifus here. 

Minta maaf. Bukan tak mahu tolong. Kawan sini UPSR murid sahaja, masih belajar macro economy 00001. Tidak berkelayakan untuk mengajar. 

I believe in the sayings:

A. Luck is when preparation meets opportunity. 
B. The harder I tried, the luckier I get.   

Malaysia BOLEH semasa mencuba!

Actually, no one knows for sure what will be the final outcome of printing so much money (USDs) out there. The only thing we know,.. or rather I'll speak for myself,.. I know,... is based on this action since 2008, the economy has managed to 'come back up' and asset prices grew and grew. This is the observation,... based on historical events,...

When you invest in gold producers, you are taking on the risk of the producing company too. You are not benefitting on the direct 'inverse correlation' of gold vs other financial assets. I believe gold is the portfolio stabilizer for the future, not bonds or Treasuries anymore,... JMHO.

Maybe you don't know what happened back in 2018 Dec. I have no regret selling my oil shares. In fact, just the opposite, happy.

Difficult to explain now. Hope others understand what I was trying to say with the graph.

I did not expect this crash to be so different compared to the previous crashes. I was planning to use a similar approach I used in the early 2000's. But things are so different now and cannot proceed.

Think ahead about what things will be in demand when things recover and then invest in these industries. Obviously, companies will need more electricity. So, I invested in Malakoff mainly due to its good dividends. Some 5 years later, bingo, it went from RM2-3 to RM10+! It was a good cash cow and I think the guys inside preferred to keep the profit to themselves and thus they privatised it then.

I asked myself the same question now on what things will be in higher demand when things get better, but this time, much more difficult to answer with certainty. Eg office spaces may be reduced, more drive on web-related businesses, etc.

If you have some ideas to share here, please do.

P/S Malakoff has relisted some years back. Be extra careful, it is a different cow now. Ha.

Feel like there will be another opportunity