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Accurately predicted Howard , great job not many people can do that
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KUALA LUMPUR (July 4): Tenaga Nasional Bhd (KL:TENAGA) is facing a RM5.05 billion tax bill after the Federal Court ruled that it is not eligible to claim reinvestment allowance (RIA), which is meant for manufacturers, according to the utility company's 2024 annual report……Will this cause limit down ?
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Cocoa price above USD 8000 per tonne is not favourable to GCB. Hopefully cocoa price will decrease to USD 6-7K per tonne due to good weather conditions thus increase the supply
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Won few contracts but unable to calm the emotional of those who have bought in the penthouse price . They must be very very angry thus keep dumping down the price to vent their frustration and anger :):)
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After bonus issued crying all the way to the bank :(:(:(
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AlaqarReit is a good reit but no one is interested . Any reasons ?
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Selling stocks during a market crisis might feel like the safest move—but it often locks in losses and cuts you off from the recovery that typically follows. Here’s why holding your ground can be the smarter play:
- You only lose when you sell. A drop in stock price is just a paper loss until you sell. If you hold, there's a chance the value will rebound as markets recover.

- Markets are resilient. Historically, every major downturn—from the 2008 financial crisis to the COVID-19 crash—has been followed by a recovery. Investors who stayed invested often came out ahead.

- You might miss the rebound. The biggest market gains often happen shortly after the worst declines. If you're out of the market, you miss those critical upswings.

- Fundamentals matter more than fear. If the companies you’ve invested in are still fundamentally strong, a temporary market panic doesn’t change their long-term value.

- Selling low is the opposite of investing smart. The classic rule is “buy low, sell high.” Panic-selling flips that on its head.

If you’re feeling anxious during a downturn, it might be better to review your portfolio’s diversification or rebalance rather than exit entirely
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Unending dumping at RM0.185 to press down the price, what does this imply?
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First Covid-19 related death recorded for this year

First Covid-19 related death recorded for this year
2 HOURS AGO
FMT Reporters

The victim was a diabetic and suffered from heart disease.
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Bauto bosses are the business owner do you really think that they are not anxious and cracking their head to earn more for themselves ? Unlike us who are eyeing on share price movement :) I am sure they have better things to do to improve the business instead of let its sink
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