No time The more cheaper the price, I will buy more to keep ... Long term invester is look on future not the short term profit take only like speculator ... hehe
Buy now to accumulate, VIS is making profit company, it drop from 1.XX, technical chart already shows the bottom of long-term support, the stock price is difficult to fall below, it breakthrough upward, which is a good sign, in coming short-term will appear upward trend, there are the opportunities again. This Gap will fullfills and back to RM 1.XX TP later. Is just a timing matter.
Malaysia is expected to garner RM14.62 billion in new investments from the United States (US) following the Trade and Investment Mission (TIM) led by Senior Minister and International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali.
Azmin said many US-based companies had expressed their commitments to expand their operations and footprint in Malaysia during his 10-day US TIM which began on May 8.
"We are going to make some major announcements in the next few days in terms of the total new investments that have been committed by these companies," he told Bernama and TV3 reporters here, Tuesday.
Thus far, Azmin had met several high-technology (hi-tech) companies such global semiconductor company Texas Instruments Inc. and global materials supplier to the electronics assembly and semiconductor packaging industries Indium Corporation, and he is scheduled to engage with more hi-tech industry players on his next visits to San Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles.
Interest rate up or not... all countries are fighting to secure chips supply, and especially with the polarization between Us and China, Malaysia is in good position to benefit from it......
The semiconductor sector continues to be favoured by analysts, especially the outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (Osat) providers.
The Osat companies have got it going with a strong sales pipeline and earnings growth prospect, anchored by their expansion roadmap and robust balance sheet, said TA Securities Research in its latest report.
“We also expect them to continue benefiting from the global structural growth in chip demand, alongside the ongoing acceleration in digitalisation and proliferation of secular technology trends like 5G, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, Internet of Things, robotics and vehicle electrification,” it said.
It maintained its “overweight” stance on the technology sector The star 10 June2022
KUALA LUMPUR (June 14): Global fab equipment spending for front-end facilities is expected to increase 20% year-on-year (y-o-y) to an all-time high of US$109 billion in 2022.
In a statement on Monday (June 13), the US-based Semiconductor Equipment Materials International (SEMI) said this marked a third consecutive year of growth following a 42% surge in 2021.
SEMI in its latest quarterly World Fab Forecast report said fab equipment investment in 2023 is expected to remain strong.
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Fat dividend coming soon... Us tech sector rebound... will goreng uptrend...