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https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/Oil-Prices-Tank-As-US-Drillers-Add-Massive-Number-Of-Rigs.html

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/Oil-Prices-Tank-As-US-Drillers-Add-Massive-Number-Of-Rigs.html

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/The-Oil-Bubble-Has-Burst-What-N...
Oil Price down means ringgit down. Don't need to argue . Ringgit is weakening from now onward. Oil market is always oversupply everyday. Just OPEC and Malaysia and some countries try to control the price and make it high but they eventually fail. We will see again US$30 per barrel sooner or later.

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/The-Oil-Bubble-Has-Burst-What-N...
Oil Price down means ringgit down. Don't need to argue . Ringgit is weakening from now onward. Oil market is always oversupply everyday. Just OPEC and Malaysia and some countries try to control the price and make it high but they eventually fail. We will see again US$30 per barrel sooner or later.

Oil Price down means ringgit down. Don't need to argue . Ringgit is weakening from now onward. Oil market is always oversupply everyday. Just OPEC and Malaysia and some countries try to control the price and make it high but they eventually fail. We will see again US$30 per barrel sooner or later.

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/The-Oil-Bubble-Has-Burst-What-Now.html

Lau Sai.

Simple reason. Trend is reversing. US dollar is strengthening. Oil price goes down will down till US$ 30.

Ringgit is weakening as you see oil price keep decreasing and will go back to US30 dollars. On top of that, US rate hike will further weaken Ringgit to below RM4.50 to US$1.

Buy more furniture stocks such as Hevea, Homeritz, JayCorp (plus construction) that prices are low now with good dividends paid.

Do not trust at all Analysts reports. If they were so good ,hey should have become billionaires already and don't need to work and follow what clients want them to write. Be Careful!

US dollar is strengthening against ringgit AGAIN. It is a cycle. You can see oil price keeps decreasing and will go back to US 30 dollars again. On top of that, US rate hike will push ringgit downward further to RM 4.50.

No use as you do not invest and dare not invest too.

What to worry? See the result first!



BENGALURU: Most Asian currencies weakened against the U.S. dollar on Thursday as market participants adjusted positions as persistent volatility in regional equities lowered risk appetites.

Chang Wei Liang, an FX strategist with Mizuho Bank, said the broader picture ”is that of risk reduction”.

“I think a lot of people who were previously long risk, and that usually involves being long Asian currencies... might be reassessing their positions,” he said. 

Against a basket of six major currencies, the dollar was steady at 90.242, just shy of a two-week high of 90.40 touched on Wednesday.

The Thai baht was one of the region’s biggest losers, weakening about 0.7%.

“There was a speculative short dollar-baht positioning for the most of January, showing that people were expecting baht appreciation against the dollar,” Chang said. 

”But now this environment is very different from what we have seen, given the equity market volatility.”

South Korea’s won was 0.2% weaker against the dollar, while the Taiwan dollar fell 0.3% after January export growth failed to match expectations.
 
The Malaysian ringgit shed 0.4%. The country’s exports rose at a much slower annual pace for a second straight month in December, data showed on Wednesday, hurt by lower commodity prices and shipment volumes.

The Singapore dollar slipped 0.1%. India’s rupee was the only gainer in the region, firming less than 0.1%.

MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan  was little changed, staying near its six-week low touched on Tuesday.

The Philippine peso weakened 0.5% while the Philippine Stock Exchange’s equity index lost as much as 0.8%.

The Philippine central bank is edging closer to its first interest rate hike in over three years, but is unlikely to pull the trigger on Thursday despite a sharp pick-up in inflation, a Reuters poll showed.

Monetary tightening ”could provide a boost of confidence for PHP (peso) assets while also dampening longer-term inflation worries,” said DBS Group in a note.

China’s yuan weakened as much as 1% against the dollar, its worst intra-day drop since August 2015.

Data showed a 36.9% jump in the China’s dollar denominated imports for January, which led to a narrower trade surplus than expected. - Reuters

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BENGALURU: Most Asian currencies weakened against the U.S. dollar on Thursday as market participants adjusted positions as persistent volatility in regional equities lowered risk appetites.

Chang Wei Liang, an FX strategist with Mizuho Bank, said the broader picture ”is that of risk reduction”.

“I think a lot of people who were previously long risk, and that usually involves being long Asian currencies... might be reassessing their positions,” he said. 

Against a basket of six major currencies, the dollar was steady at 90.242, just shy of a two-week high of 90.40 touched on Wednesday.

The Thai baht was one of the region’s biggest losers, weakening about 0.7%.

“There was a speculative short dollar-baht positioning for the most of January, showing that people were expecting baht appreciation against the dollar,” Chang said. 

”But now this environment is very different from what we have seen, given the equity market volatility.”

South Korea’s won was 0.2% weaker against the dollar, while the Taiwan dollar fell 0.3% after January export growth failed to match expectations.
 
The Malaysian ringgit shed 0.4%. The country’s exports rose at a much slower annual pace for a second straight month in December, data showed on Wednesday, hurt by lower commodity prices and shipment volumes.

The Singapore dollar slipped 0.1%. India’s rupee was the only gainer in the region, firming less than 0.1%.

MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan  was little changed, staying near its six-week low touched on Tuesday.

The Philippine peso weakened 0.5% while the Philippine Stock Exchange’s equity index lost as much as 0.8%.

The Philippine central bank is edging closer to its first interest rate hike in over three years, but is unlikely to pull the trigger on Thursday despite a sharp pick-up in inflation, a Reuters poll showed.

Monetary tightening ”could provide a boost of confidence for PHP (peso) assets while also dampening longer-term inflation worries,” said DBS Group in a note.

China’s yuan weakened as much as 1% against the dollar, its worst intra-day drop since August 2015.

Data showed a 36.9% jump in the China’s dollar denominated imports for January, which led to a narrower trade surplus than expected. - Reuters

US dollar is strengthening. Reversing process

Where is 0.2, peja87? You dreaming?

KUALA LUMPUR: Having invested RM500mil towards revamping its core banking system in recent years, AMMB Holdings Bhd(AmBank Group) is now ready to embrace financial technology (fintech).

Group chief executive officer Datuk Sulaiman Mohd Tahir said the bank is structurally ready to transform its digital banking capabilities.

“We are structurally ready to embrace the new world. The base is ready. Thus, the next investment would not be that much, only some tail-end delivery to optimise our core banking.

“I don’t foresee new major investment (in fintech) and currently its more about the know-how of the processes that we want to deploy,” he said on the sidelines of the bank’s, “Win A Porsche” campaign launch, here yesterday.

Fintech, a portmanteau of financial technology that describes an emerging financial services sector in the 21st century, is the new technology and innovation that aims to compete with traditional financial methods in the delivery of financial services.

Sulaiman said Ambank’s digital journey would be customer-led and involve a gradual transformation process.

AmBank Group is the sixth largest banking group by assets in Malaysia, with a market capitalisation of around RM15bil, alongside assets of RM134.8bil as at March 31, 2017. It has also over three million customers and about 11,000 employees. — Bernama

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大戶少少貨就可以推低股價震倉, 引來更多沽盤幫手進一步推低股價, 這是大戶一慣的做法! 散戶也是一慣服從, 樂意地聽話, 照做止蝕!!!

大戶少少貨就可以推低股價震倉, 引來更多沽盤幫手進一步推低股價, 這是大戶一慣的做法! 散戶也是一慣服從, 樂意地聽話, 照做止蝕!!!

大戶少少貨就可以推低股價震倉, 引來更多沽盤幫手進一步推低股價, 這是大戶一慣的做法! 散戶也是一慣服從, 樂意地聽話, 照做止蝕!!!

大戶少少貨就可以推低股價震倉, 引來更多沽盤幫手進一步推低股價, 這是大戶一慣的做法! 散戶也是一慣服從, 樂意地聽話, 照做止蝕!!!

Why not wait for 0.05?

When EPF buys, it drops. When EPF sells, it will goes up! Mark my words. EPF always lose money in stock investment. It needs to do window dressing every year.

Wait and see the QR soon. Don't jump into conclusion so fast!!!!!!!!!

If it is rubbish, don't buy peja87 evem at 0.2. YOU BODOH? So you want people sell but you collect low. NO WAY! So many potentially good business of Sedania!

Unique and on demand business, less competitors.

Already flied to 0.32 and then come down. Why hard to fly? NOT TRUE.

Pearl City Mall in deed has been generating a recurring income already. That's why Tambun can keep a good profit even unbilled sales is decreasing(but still can last for a few more years, not zero like what nikicheong bullshit.). All investors must know its strength. Property market will soon rebounce at the time no body know when it is.

Wait and see more news if Kwap sells again. No point argue. Even low volume still selling.

i believe syndicates have been accumulating by pressing down the prices . Just don't know which day they will feel enough and start to jack it up. Normally it takes atmost a few years depending on the daily volume. Great Estern and OCBC are helping the syndicates to do so.

i believe syndicates have been accumulating by pressing down the prices . Just don't know which day they will feel enough and start to jack it up. Normally it takes atmost a few years depending on the daily volume.

Good analysis. Wait and see the result.

Sharp, in deed.

http://www.orientaldaily.com.my/s/229839

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2018/01/26/winners-a...
Furthermore, there should be some uptick in interest cost for borrowings but we believe the impact would be cushioned as most M-REITs have their borrowings on fixed rates with long-term tenures, except for Axis REIT and Pavilion REIT. Our estimation shows that an increase of 25bp in OPR would impact M-REITs earnings by less than c.1.5%.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2018/01/26/winners-a...

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2018/01/26/winners-and-losers-from-interest-rate-hike-by-cimb-research/
Furthermore, there should be some uptick in interest cost for borrowings but we believe the impact would be cushioned as most M-REITs have their borrowings on fixed rates with long-term tenures, except for Axis REIT and Pavilion REIT. Our estimation shows that an increase of 25bp in OPR would impact M-REITs earnings by less than c.1.5%.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2018/01/26/winners-and-losers-from-interest-rate-hike-by-cimb-research/#32IoXSoGhtiE6fl5.99

No doubt. You doubt because you don't read QR/AR and don't attend AGM.

http://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/336141

https://www.nst.com.my/business/2018/01/328755/kip-reits-617sen-payout-yields-8pc-return-investment

True. Sell it better, Don't hold. Wait after forex stable, then go in. UNLESS you have confident ringgit will reverse weakening.

Good dividend. I take it. Got RM 1800 (after 10% tax) plus dividend masuk pocket this Q.