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The selling pressure from foreign investors on Malaysian stocks has not yet reached its end, with a net sale amount of up to 1.3 billion 40 million Ringgit last week, and the net outflow trend has continued for 21 weeks.
MIDF research pointed out in the Capital Trend report that foreign investors were continuously net selling Malaysian stocks last week, with the largest selling power occurring on Tuesday, recording a net sale of 0.4 billion 46.6 million Ringgit.
The three sectors with the highest outflows from foreign investors last week were financial services (-0.7 billion 3.8 million Ringgit), Consumer and Services (-0.1 billion 22.6 million Ringgit), and Utilities (-0.1 billion 19.2 million Ringgit).
The sectors with the most foreign investments are construction (0.1 billion 8 million Ringgit), Technology (22 million Ringgit), and Energy (6.4 million Ringgit).
In contrast, local Institutions remain the backbone of the Malaysian stock market, maintaining a net Buy position for the 21st week, recording a net Buy amount of 1.3 billion 10 million Ringgit for the week.
Retail investors continued to enter for the fifth week last week, with a total net Buy of 31.5 million Ringgit, lower than the previous week's 0.2 billion 64.2 million Ringgit.
In terms of participation, the average daily trading volume (ADTV) for foreign and local Institutions increased by 11.0% and 10.9% respectively, while retail investors decreased by 1.6%.
The report shows that despite the significant sell-off of bank stocks by foreign capital, there were still purchases made. $RHBBANK (1066.MY)$ 。
Foreign capital is heavily selling off stocks.
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MIDF research pointed out in the Capital Trend report that foreign investors were continuously net selling Malaysian stocks last week, with the largest selling power occurring on Tuesday, recording a net sale of 0.4 billion 46.6 million Ringgit.
The three sectors with the highest outflows from foreign investors last week were financial services (-0.7 billion 3.8 million Ringgit), Consumer and Services (-0.1 billion 22.6 million Ringgit), and Utilities (-0.1 billion 19.2 million Ringgit).
The sectors with the most foreign investments are construction (0.1 billion 8 million Ringgit), Technology (22 million Ringgit), and Energy (6.4 million Ringgit).
In contrast, local Institutions remain the backbone of the Malaysian stock market, maintaining a net Buy position for the 21st week, recording a net Buy amount of 1.3 billion 10 million Ringgit for the week.
Retail investors continued to enter for the fifth week last week, with a total net Buy of 31.5 million Ringgit, lower than the previous week's 0.2 billion 64.2 million Ringgit.
In terms of participation, the average daily trading volume (ADTV) for foreign and local Institutions increased by 11.0% and 10.9% respectively, while retail investors decreased by 1.6%.
The report shows that despite the significant sell-off of bank stocks by foreign capital, there were still purchases made. $RHBBANK (1066.MY)$ 。
Foreign capital is heavily selling off stocks.
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Many people claim that the big boss has sold, but in fact, it has just been transferred to United Gomax company. $KOPI (0338.MY)$
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Holding Dining stocks long-term is indeed more difficult compared to Other stocks. Let's see if there are any improvements next month. Hopefully, the Earnings Reports for the second half of the year will be impressive. $KOPI (0338.MY)$
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Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's market:
Mara holdings reports record quarterly revenue for fourth quarter.
Malaysia's stock market slumps as more than 800 stocks fall.
Stocks to watch: CIMB, TENAGA, etc.
- Moomoo News MY
Wall Street Summary
$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ 5,954.5 (+1.59%)
$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ 43,840.91 (+1.39%)
$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ 18,847.28 (+1.63%)
In January, the U.S. PCE price index, the F...
Mara holdings reports record quarterly revenue for fourth quarter.
Malaysia's stock market slumps as more than 800 stocks fall.
Stocks to watch: CIMB, TENAGA, etc.
- Moomoo News MY
Wall Street Summary
$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ 5,954.5 (+1.59%)
$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ 43,840.91 (+1.39%)
$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ 18,847.28 (+1.63%)
In January, the U.S. PCE price index, the F...


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$YTLPOWR (6742.MY)$ I think the price will continue drop till 2.8, best time to buy at around 2.8 (maybe end of march)
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Since the IPO,COFFEERecentlyCOFFEEthe stock price has slightly declined,
but the fundamentals are still quite stable. To get back to reality, KOPI's economic moat is also quite solid and its recent performance has also been quite good as usual.Stability.
The number of stores is also increasing slowly and steadily.
In terms of Operation and maintenance, KOPI can be said to be a leader among its peers.A standout.
I wonder if the Earnings Reports will bring us.SurpriseWhat about.
Hope it is not a shock.![]()
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YIP : Difficult.