Yeah i saw those fly parking on top of cow manure, yuck. Better use covid 19 vaccine to spray them, cause big chance those bull manure fly infected by covid 19. spshhhhh.... got another one
BANGKOK (March 24): Thailand will be in an emergency mode from March 26 for a month to deal with the coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha told a news conference on Tuesday.
The emergency decree will mean the prime minister will have the executive power to declare further measures to contain the virus, including giving extra authority to officials and allowing the setting up of checkpoints to reduce people movements, Prayuth said.
He said details of the measures will be announced later.
Thailand reported three deaths and 106 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday. The country now has 827 cases and four fatalities since the outbreak began.
Thailand records 107 new coronavirus cases, bringing total to 934 - health official
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand has recorded 107 new coronavirus cases, bringing total to 934, a health official said on Wednesday.
The new cases consist of 27 patients linked to previous cases, 13 new cases including imported ones, and 67 people who tested positive and are awaiting investigation into how they contracted the disease, Taweesin Wisanuyothin, a Public Health Ministry spokesman said.
Thailand has recorded four death since the outbreak while 70 patients have recovered and gone home. 860 patients are still being treated in hospitals.
Govt move to defer loan repayments, credit cards to cover RM100bil worth
PUTRAJAYA: The move by the government to defer loan repayments and two other measures to help individuals and businesses weather the effects of the movement control order (MCO) will cover a sum that amounts to at least RM100bil.
According to the government's announcement, individuals and small and medium enterprises would be given a six-month reprieve on the repayment of their existing loans, including mortgages and hire purchases.
Apart from this, credit card card holders can choose to convert the outstanding balances into term-loan.
In addition, the corporate sector can discuss with the banks to restructure their loan repayment that is suitable to their business.
"This is important so that companies can continue to afford to retain employment and carry out their business activities soonest," said Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin in a statement on Wednesday (March 25).
Muhyiddin said the government was aware that the impact of the Covid-19 not only caused health concerns among the people, but that the movement control order (MCO) had also affected them financially.
"The public, from entrepreneurs to farmers, from fishermen to those paid daily wages, are concerned about their finances, particularly how to make loan repayments.
"The government is studying various measures that can ease the burden of the people, and we will launch another economic stimulus soon," he said.
On March 23, Muhyiddin said a more comprehensive stimulus package would be unveiled on March 30 that would offer mid-term measures to strengthen the economy.
He said the measures to be announced would help strengthen the economy and provide some guarantee to the lives of the people.
Japan to allow investing up to 31% in foreign bonds
TOKYO: Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), the world’s largest pension fund, will allow investing up to 31% in foreign bonds by widening permissible range of deviation from the allocation target, two sources familiar with the matter said.
The GPIF will raise its foreign bond allocation target to 25% from 15% in its new portfolio which the fund is due to disclose later this month, Reuters previously reported.
The range of deviation in foreign bonds will be extended to 6% from the current 4%, said the government sources.
That will boost the upper limit of investment in foreign bonds to 31% from 19%.
Its the final countdown....Allocate 50% of capital for property counters ie Ageson, Tambun, Plenitude, KSL, L&G, MKland, Mahsing....for short to mid term play.
More aggressive as compared to earlier...You think Ageson is kacang puteh? Look at the director Dato Liew credibility so hardworking and trustable. He remain humble and working hard for the company sake. Where can you find such a good director and bundle together with such a good company? I bought Ageson share kao kao d recently. Those can't see its potential really colour blind or what?
Uraniumking68 5 investment truths to remember when stock market is down Many investors expect the market to go up in one direction as soon as they deploy their monies. This mindset will not make you wealthy by any stretch of the imagination.
Just because the stock market goes down a bit, doesn’t mean that the expectation should change. Stock markets are the most dynamic thing in the world and have changed dramatically over the centuries. However, the underlying mechanics and the basic investment philosophies have stood the test of time. Peter Lynch famously said, “Know what you own, and know why you own it.” This quote is most useful if read when your investments are currently down. Here are my 5 investment truths that you should remember when the stock market is down:
1. The stock market & business is not a one-way street: Is there anything in life be it a relationship, business venture or job that is 100% the way you want it to be? I don’t know about you, but I’m sure there isn’t. Progress is never a linear curve because there will be many hiccups, pitstops, adversities, and triumphs along the way. This is true with everything we pursue including investing. Many new and gullible investors expect the market to go up in one direction as soon as they deploy their monies expecting wonders at that very minute they purchased stocks. This mindset will not make you wealthy by any stretch of the imagination. Hence, you should embrace the fact that your stocks will always fluctuate no matter what and you need to deal with it.
2. Planted seeds take time to bear fruits: When you buy a stock, you’re buying a piece of the company. The price at which you buy it for almost always reflects the underlying realities like earnings, valuation of assets etc. Hence, your decision to purchase a stock is with the expectation that the company’s business is going to grow in the future and as a result, the price of the stock will go up substantially. It’s the equivalent of planting a seed and waiting for it to grow into a plant, then a tree and eventually bear fruits. Just because the market goes down a bit, doesn’t mean that the expectation should change.
3. Down, does not mean out: The stock prices can go down for many reasons which can be either internal (debt, no growth, de-growth, product failures, poor strategy etc), external (Inflation, high-interest rates, negative money flows, news, depreciating currency etc.) or a combination of both. Just because there are temporary headwinds, doesn’t mean that the company will shut or go bankrupt. It is important to be aware of the financial situation of the companies you invest in so that you will not be infected by the demons of doubt in your mind. Near-term setbacks should not be considered as long-term disasters. The way a company deals with such adversities will determine their future strength.
4. Reasoning always wins over emotions: There are countless investors who do a detailed and thorough research about the stocks they invest in. They will burn the midnight oil and get into all the possible details about the company’s affairs just to be sure that they are making the right decision. But when the stock markets go down, they will get really scared and start selling all their carefully researched investments at the drop of a hat. Why? Nerves. Although they know that the company’s prospects are good, they can’t handle the thought of uncertainty. But come to think about it, everything is uncertain to some degree it’s just that the stock markets quantify this in numbers during every moment of the day. That one thing alone can make people quake in their boots. It is important to be emotionally numb when investing, if you can’t handle it, don’t do it. If you can, then remember that untold wealth will be yours.
5. It takes a mountain to withstand a storm: The smartest and most patient investors will take maximum advantage of the storm when the markets are down and thus will be able to withstand the storm much like how a mountain does without getting swayed. This can either be accomplished by patiently waiting, investing more and averaging your costs, or by incorporating options strategies to generate income and thus insulate yourself against further damage. Not everyone has the courage to deal with adversity. There’s a saying by Warren Buffet, “Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming naked.” It is easy to ride along the wave, but difficult to withstand it. He who does can swim afar.
Must watch Ageson closely. Should be able to fly . Fingers crossed .Did you all see the potential, opportunity and the bright side of this company?! I definitely see it cos i see many big projects are coming in
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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Yeah i saw those fly parking on top of cow manure, yuck. Better use covid 19 vaccine to spray them, cause big chance those bull manure fly infected by covid 19. spshhhhh.... got another one