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Foreign investors bought another RM870 million and became the net buyer of Malaysian stocks this year
The net foreign buying trend continued for the fourth week. After a net inflow of RM883.9 million last week, the trend of foreign capital flight this year was reversed.
As of last Friday (17th), foreign investors switched to net purchases of Malaysian shares of RM4.9 million this year.
According to MIDF Research's latest capital flow report, China achieved 4.2% economic growth in the first quarter, exceeding expectations, which may be one of the factors contributing to the continued high level of foreign investment interest in the Chinese market.
Looking at the past five trading days, the highest net purchase amount last Wednesday reached RM299.98 million; in the following two trading days, net inflows also exceeded RM100 million.
Among them, transportation and logistics attracted RM223.6 million, becoming the “strongest fund-absorbing” sector for foreign investment; utilities followed with RM189.1 million; and the healthcare sector absorbed RM183.3 million.
However, the planting sector (net sale of RM64.7 million) and the construction sector (net sale of RM6.7 million) are the two major sectors that experienced foreign capital flight last week.
Local institutions, on the other hand, have been net sellers for 3 consecutive weeks, with net losses totaling RM37,970.
Retail investors also sold Malaysian stocks for 10 consecutive weeks, and the net outflow increased to RM40,410.
In terms of participation, the average domestic daily trading volume (ADTV) was strong last week, with retail investors increasing by 27.1%; local institutions by 18.0%; and foreign investment by 8.5%.
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The net foreign buying trend continued for the fourth week. After a net inflow of RM883.9 million last week, the trend of foreign capital flight this year was reversed.
As of last Friday (17th), foreign investors switched to net purchases of Malaysian shares of RM4.9 million this year.
According to MIDF Research's latest capital flow report, China achieved 4.2% economic growth in the first quarter, exceeding expectations, which may be one of the factors contributing to the continued high level of foreign investment interest in the Chinese market.
Looking at the past five trading days, the highest net purchase amount last Wednesday reached RM299.98 million; in the following two trading days, net inflows also exceeded RM100 million.
Among them, transportation and logistics attracted RM223.6 million, becoming the “strongest fund-absorbing” sector for foreign investment; utilities followed with RM189.1 million; and the healthcare sector absorbed RM183.3 million.
However, the planting sector (net sale of RM64.7 million) and the construction sector (net sale of RM6.7 million) are the two major sectors that experienced foreign capital flight last week.
Local institutions, on the other hand, have been net sellers for 3 consecutive weeks, with net losses totaling RM37,970.
Retail investors also sold Malaysian stocks for 10 consecutive weeks, and the net outflow increased to RM40,410.
In terms of participation, the average domestic daily trading volume (ADTV) was strong last week, with retail investors increasing by 27.1%; local institutions by 18.0%; and foreign investment by 8.5%.
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$AMC Entertainment(AMC.US$ I really can't understand why anyone else is buying this stock. The so-called short positions are clearly being used to deceive people to take over the market.
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$Ault Alliance (AULT.US)$ let's go pump pump pump it up this may hit a dollar this week with the good 10q and then the $75 million buy back starts 2 days ater the 10q
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Columns6 STOCK TYPES
There basically six categories for stocks:
Blue Chip stocks
Growth stocks
Dividend stocks
speculative stocks
Cyclical stocks
Dedensive stocks
$Microsoft(MSFT.US$ $Apple(AAPL.US$ $Disney(DIS.US$ $Shopify(SHOP.US$ $McDonald's(MCD.US$
Blue Chip stocks
Growth stocks
Dividend stocks
speculative stocks
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$Microsoft(MSFT.US$ $Apple(AAPL.US$ $Disney(DIS.US$ $Shopify(SHOP.US$ $McDonald's(MCD.US$
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$Tesla(TSLA.US$ $BYD COMPANY(01211.HK$ $NIO Inc(NIO.US$ $XPeng(XPEV.US$ Ray reported that @RealDanODowd 's video about Tesla FSD is not true because a similar test (under the same road and same condition) conducted by @MissJuliana shows a different result about Tesla. This is what she said:
Tesla FSD 12.3.6 comes to a complete stop for a child mannequin standing alone in the middle of the lane. This test was conducted when I met with @Re...
Tesla FSD 12.3.6 comes to a complete stop for a child mannequin standing alone in the middle of the lane. This test was conducted when I met with @Re...
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$Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc.(FFIE.US$ The false proposition is that due to US tariff sanctions, FFIE can cooperate with China's NEV companies, so that the risk of manufacturing and planting can be avoided. Can you imagine if that's possible? Will Chinese companies cooperate? For what reason? How many well-known car companies in the US can also cooperate with Chinese companies! Why work with your company that is about to go out of business and has so many problems? They just used the opportunity to hype things up before the final delisting. Everyone, be careful not to get buried
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$Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc.(FFIE.US$ you know the institute investor is panic when they close the sub in reddit about roaring kitty, just buy dip and hold!
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