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@JellyPanda《How to Achieve 60k profit as a normal office job staff with 4k salary》
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There are some “investment suggestions.” If you follow them blindly, you could actually lose money. I hope everyone is cautious.
People say, “Gold jewelry is worth buying. Gold investment starts with jewelry.”
Sounds very professional and very confident.
But unfortunately, after doing some actual research, I found out:
Gold jewelry has never been an investment item (you might get robbed if you show it off); it’s merely decorative.
Labor costs are high, losses are recovered, and it is sold only at the price of gold.
If I really want to invest personally, why not consider a gold concept ETF? As shown, the profit was over 20%.
What can truly preserve value and hedge against inflation should actually be “gold bars,” not jewelry.
This is my personal experience based on research, and may not be applicable to everyone.
People who encourage others to buy gold jewelry as an investment,
They usually share one common trait:
They are vocal but not accountable, and they do not take responsibility for your losses. Therefore, you need to be discerning enough to distinguish truth from falsehood.
Now I no longer blindly follow what others say. I will verify first, learn first, and confirm first.
Being victimized once was someone else’s fault;
Being victimized repeatedly is my own issue.
So, if you like gold jewelry, buy it; just wear it and enjoy it.
But as an “investment”? That seems rather far-fetched.
Thank you very much for these suggestions.
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The US stock market's attempt to lead the week's upward trend failed last night, with all three major indices moving collectively lower. $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ Falling below support levels, prices continued to fluctuate while maintaining lower shadow support; $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ A gap-up followed by a decline occurred, with a late-session low-level rebound that showed relatively weak support; $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ A slight pullback before reaching new highs may lead to a strong breakout, continuing the upward trend and breaking the consolidation phase.
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Following the US market downturn, Hong Kong stocks $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ continued their decline in response, extending Monday's trend with another 300-point drop. The downward trend is both pronounced and persistent, raising liquidity concerns for Hong Kong stocks once again.
Tech stocks led the declines today $Hang Seng TECH Index (800700.HK)$ ， $TENCENT (00700.HK)$ $BABA-W (09988.HK)$ as a group retreated, with Tencent even dipping below the HKD 600 level, reaching a low of HKD 596 per share.
Last week’s selection $HORIZONROBOT-W (09660.HK)$ On the contrary, the market rose against the trend today, achieving another 2.35% increase amidst a major upward wave. The investment rationale has been explained based on entry points both before and after November 28th.
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(Kuala Lumpur, August 8) Foreign capital ended two consecutive weeks of net selling and slightly net purchased MYR 11.6 million worth of Malaysian stocks last week, compared to a net sell of MYR 484.8 million the week before.
Year-to-date, foreign capital outflows have amounted to MYR 20.26 billion, significantly higher than the net outflow of MYR 4.21 billion for the whole of last year.
According to the latest fund flow report by MBSB, foreign investors turned net sellers again on Thursday and Friday last week, offloading MYR 80.3 million and MYR 172.3 million worth of Malaysian stocks respectively.
However, due to continuous inflows over the previous three trading sessions, last week as a whole still saw net inflows.
The sectors that were most favored by foreign investors last week were financial services (MYR 532 million), industrial products and services (MYR 83 million), and communications and media (MYR 58.6 million).
Meanwhile, the sectors with the largest sell-offs by foreign investors were utilities (-MYR 351.9 million), healthcare (-MYR 108.1 million), and technology (-MYR 86.7 million).
On the other hand, local institutional investors were net buyers of Malaysian stocks last week, purchasing MYR 83 million worth, marking the second consecutive week of supporting the market. However, retail investors turned to net selling, offloading MYR 94.6 million worth of Malaysian equities last week.
The average daily trading volume in the market declined across the board last week, with trading activities from retail investors, local institutional investors, and foreign investors falling sequentially by 3.3%, 20.6%, and 28.8%, respectively.
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I bought Spritzer because they basically own Malaysia’s bottled water market. With at least 40% market share — and still growing — buying Spritzer is literally buying a piece of the water Malaysians drink every day. They’re also the only mineral water brand doing actual marketing. Everywhere you go, Spritzer shows up before your ex, your Grab driver, or your willpower to diet.
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