$XRP (XRP.CC)$
I just loaded up a lot more at 3.20 today because I was expecting this, and I didn't want to miss it...I'm expecting same thing as always,  a quick shake out to get rid of the weak hands  and it should really scare out the weak and unexperienced...and keep just the whales 🐋 and the XRP army... not financial advice by any means,  but I'm happy to see this, because sometimes a dip is needed for a rise...whale food ....nfa

$SoFi Technologies (SOFI.US)$ will be reporting fourth-quarter for 2024 on 27 Jan 2025 before the market opens. This upcoming earnings release would be great interest to investors, for myself as I have a long term position on SoFi.
The consensus estimate for revenue is projecting net sales of $664.04 million, up 11.74% from the year-ago period. Earnings per share is predicted to come in at $0.03 which indicating a 5...

$CTRL Group (MCTR.US)$
in 4.40 sold it early

$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$ closed green around the 1587 points region with an overall mixed market sentiment as we saw over 500 counters closing red for the day as the market starts to slow down from its rebound earlier this week. Overall daily trading volume declined back towards the 2.96 billion mark.
Main stocks that showed strong buying momentum would be the likes of MAHSING, YTL, YTLPOWR, SUNWAY, GENM, and CIMB. All of which were...

(Kuala Lumpur, 20th News) Malaysian stocks cannot escape the misfortune of foreign capital outflow, facing continuous selling for the 13th week in a row last week, with an outflow of 1.33 billion Ringgit, the second highest net selling amount record since April 2024.
According to the MIDF research's Capital Trend report, foreign funds were net sellers of Malaysian stocks last week, with the highest net selling amount on Monday reaching 0.3282 billion Ringgit.
"The net selling amounts on other trading days ranged from 0.21220 billion Ringgit to 0.3255 million Ringgit."
Foreign investors last week, apart from net inflows into Real Estate Investment Trusts (1 million Ringgit), no longer favored other sectors. The most sold sectors were Construction (-0.3 billion 13 million Ringgit), Industry (-0.1 billion 56.9 million Ringgit), and Consumer (0.1 billion 27.1 million Ringgit).
On the contrary, retail investors continued their momentum since the beginning of the new year and further intensified their buying strength last week with a purchase of 0.5 billion 30.8 million Ringgit.
Meanwhile, local institutions that struggled to support the Malaysian stock market last year continued to prop up the local stock market for the 13th consecutive week, with a net total buy amount reaching 0.7 billion 97.8 million Ringgit last week.
Average daily trading volume (ADTV) showed mixed performance last week, with foreign investors up by 13.7%, while local institutions and retail investors declined by 4.5% and 7.5% respectively.
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Top 10 stocks purchased by foreign investors last week
$GAMUDA (5398.MY)$
$CIMB (1023.MY)$
$NATGATE (0270.MY)$
$IJM (3336.MY)$
$YTLPOWR (6742.MY)$
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