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😊Hi, Malaysian mooers!
MAYBANK is set to release its next earnings report on May 24. How do you think the market will react to the company's quarterly results? Cast your vote to participate!
(Vote will close on 16:30 MYT May 24)
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MAYBANK is set to release its next earnings report on May 24. How do you think the market will react to the company's quarterly results? Cast your vote to participate!
(Vote will close on 16:30 MYT May 24)
🎁 Rewards
👌 An equal share of 1,000 points: For mooers who correctly guess the price range of $MAYBANK(1155.MY$'s closing price at 16:45 MYT May 24 (e.g., If 50 mooers make a correct guess, ...
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$Apple(AAPL.US$ Is there a chance to break 200
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$AJI(2658.MY$ Keep rising, cheer up
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Jasslim
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Bought in 2022 until now, the consequences of not being arbitraged before... I've been waiting a long time for 2 years. Is trend investing right for me
$MPI(3867.MY$
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$YTLPOWR(6742.MY$ Is there still a chance to get on?
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$MPI(3867.MY$ anyone having trouble on moomoo trying to sell but it keeps saying PENDING? Ive been wanting to sell since 36.6, but i cant just kept watching the share to go down! whats going on moomoo? #moomooproblem
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Airport privatization isn't bad news
Instead, investors choose an earlier arbitrage
Before, Airprt kept breaking good news
For example, starting in June, transit fees will be added or visas will be waived
All of these will give investors room to fantasize
Well, yesterday it was announced that it would be privatized at RM11
In other words, it means that Airport can go up to RM11
It also means that fantasy space is being destroyed
From the current price to RM11, it's about 9%
Privatization should not be completed until the fourth quarter of this year
So that means investors will have to wait at least 4 more months
Some investors decided to sell tickets because they didn't want to wait
Investors who are certainly willing to wait
Can sell tickets to GIP for RM11 in the fourth quarter of this year
This is the expected value and reality of the stock market
Take Profit Never Long $AIRPORT(5014.MY$
Instead, investors choose an earlier arbitrage
Before, Airprt kept breaking good news
For example, starting in June, transit fees will be added or visas will be waived
All of these will give investors room to fantasize
Well, yesterday it was announced that it would be privatized at RM11
In other words, it means that Airport can go up to RM11
It also means that fantasy space is being destroyed
From the current price to RM11, it's about 9%
Privatization should not be completed until the fourth quarter of this year
So that means investors will have to wait at least 4 more months
Some investors decided to sell tickets because they didn't want to wait
Investors who are certainly willing to wait
Can sell tickets to GIP for RM11 in the fourth quarter of this year
This is the expected value and reality of the stock market
Take Profit Never Long $AIRPORT(5014.MY$
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Net foreign purchases have been slowing down for 3 consecutive weeks, and the inflow is still 961 million
Foreign investors returned to Malaysian stocks for the third week in a row. Although net sales slowed slightly last week (net purchases of RM1.06 billion the previous week), they still reached RM961 million.
According to MIDF Research's latest capital flow report, foreign investors made net purchases last week, with the exception of Thursday, for the remaining 4 trading days.
Net sales were sold after a day. The reason for the resumption of net buying last Friday was probably stimulated by the Bank of China maintaining a 3% interest rate.
Last week, financial services had the largest inflow of foreign capital, reaching RM26,820; followed by utilities, which reached RM242.9 million; transportation and logistics, with net purchases of RM1,1400.
Two other major sectors are facing the flight of foreign capital, namely industrial products and services, and real estate.
For the 2nd week in a row, the local agency became a net seller and sold a total of RM72,499 million.
The wave of retail sell-offs continued until the 9th week, and the total amount increased to RM23,620.
Meanwhile, local retail investors made a net purchase of RM9.5 million last Tuesday, ending 22 consecutive days of sell-off, and maintained net sales for the rest of the trading day.
In terms of participation, the average domestic daily trading volume (ADTV) was strong last week, with retail investors surging by 17.4%; local institutions slightly increasing by 1.3%. Meanwhile, the average daily foreign-funded transactions declined by 9.9%.
$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index(.KLSE.MY$
Key foreign-funded stock trading items
$TENAGA(5347.MY$
$MAYBANK(1155.MY$
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Foreign investors returned to Malaysian stocks for the third week in a row. Although net sales slowed slightly last week (net purchases of RM1.06 billion the previous week), they still reached RM961 million.
According to MIDF Research's latest capital flow report, foreign investors made net purchases last week, with the exception of Thursday, for the remaining 4 trading days.
Net sales were sold after a day. The reason for the resumption of net buying last Friday was probably stimulated by the Bank of China maintaining a 3% interest rate.
Last week, financial services had the largest inflow of foreign capital, reaching RM26,820; followed by utilities, which reached RM242.9 million; transportation and logistics, with net purchases of RM1,1400.
Two other major sectors are facing the flight of foreign capital, namely industrial products and services, and real estate.
For the 2nd week in a row, the local agency became a net seller and sold a total of RM72,499 million.
The wave of retail sell-offs continued until the 9th week, and the total amount increased to RM23,620.
Meanwhile, local retail investors made a net purchase of RM9.5 million last Tuesday, ending 22 consecutive days of sell-off, and maintained net sales for the rest of the trading day.
In terms of participation, the average domestic daily trading volume (ADTV) was strong last week, with retail investors surging by 17.4%; local institutions slightly increasing by 1.3%. Meanwhile, the average daily foreign-funded transactions declined by 9.9%.
$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index(.KLSE.MY$
Key foreign-funded stock trading items
$TENAGA(5347.MY$
$MAYBANK(1155.MY$
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$AIRPORT(5014.MY$ Why is the suspension of trading mean?
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$MMAG(0034.MY$ I feel like I'm on board 😅
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