Summary
在股市只有两种人，一种是已经进场，另一种是空手，而目前是否是高点根本就不重要，重点是空手的人什么时候要买？该不该买？已经进场的人该不该卖？该怎么卖?
而这一切，更重要的是。 。 。
买点、买点、买点。
任何行业，中古车商、珠宝商、房地产大亨、这些行业，从来不去猜测产业的高点，大家唯一在做的就只有两件事，想办法趁恐慌或杀价买便宜，以买进后持有的风险评估。
这些人不会永远空手，只有买多买少；这些人会尽可能的永远持有，只有持有多和持有少。
做生意是这样，做股票也是这样。
回到主题，现在该怎么做?
如果妳现在持有成本够低，请静观其变，要卖也是分批卖。
如果你现在空手，请等待恐慌，小恐慌买少少，大恐慌买多多。
如果是近期进场导致持有成本很高，请检察资金会不会水位投入太多，是不是其实是在错误的时间进场，又因为先前没赚到而买太凶。
在股市里，你该训练自己去找到爆赚标的的买点，各种位置的买点、各种买点的风险、各种买点的资金该投入多少，又，怎么卖出才合理。
掌握了这些技巧之后，才不会太早卖，才不会太晚卖。
如果你的投资系统发出讯号，但是却是高点，买少一点或不买就好，其实真的不必预测，在股市赚钱只需要打造一张鱼网，其他只不过是被动等待而已，真正的大鱼，不用强求就会来的。
真正的大鱼，不用强求就会来的。
资料来源：JG說真的: 加入一流股勢力
Summary
Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) has suffered along with the remainder of the oil markets. Since early-June, the company has seen its share price drop by more than 50%, despite no major negative changes. However, as we’ll see throughout this article, the company’s continued improvements of its financial picture make it a valuable long-term investment.
7 Sep 2020
After suffering a setback as growth stalled because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the revival of some infrastructure projects to expedite economic recovery could see investor-interest returning to the construction sector.
The government is expected to announce its medium-term recovery plan next month, which may serve as a prelude to the potential approval of funding for projects in Budget 2021 in November and the 12th Malaysia Plan. “The short-term economic recovery or Penjana plan did not include any revival of mega construction projects, but this was not unexpected.
“The medium-term economy recovery plan would most likely be tabled in Parliament in October and there could be news flow on the revival of some of the mega projects which are vital for job-creation and to buffer economic shocks. For construction companies, meanwhile, it opens up fresh opportunities, ” said an analyst.
* * * 2020.08.31 * * *
Malaysia recorded 6 new Covid-19 cases, taking the number of total infections in the country to 9,340, says the Health Ministry.
The ministry also announced another fatality from the disease, raising the death toll to 127 as of Monday (Aug 31).
Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah (pic) posted on Twitter that as of Aug 31, the number of new discharge cases was six, taking the number of cumulative discharge cases to 9,054 (96.9%).
He also revealed that there are 159 active cases being treated at the health facilities across the country, with six patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and four other cases requiring ventilator support.
Status terkini COVID-19 setakat 31 Ogos 2020
Jumlah discaj baru: 6
Jumlah kumulatif discaj: 9054 (96.9%)Jumlah kes baru; 6
Jumlah kumulatif: 9340
Jumlah kes aktif: 159Jumlah kematian: 1
Jumlah kumulatif kematian: 127 (1.36%)Jumlah kes di ICU: 6
Pesakit intubated: 4 pic.twitter.com/2YMWSX8lED— Noor Hisham Abdullah (@DGHisham) August 31, 2020
Source: www.thestar.com.my
YTL Corp Bhd’s revenue rose 6.2% to RM19.17 billion for the 12 months ended June 30 versus RM18.05 billion a year ago, while profit before tax (PBT) stood at RM430 million compared with RM1.03 billion a year ago.
Executive chairman Tan Sri Francis Yeoh Sock Ping said the rise in revenue was contributed mainly by its construction and cement segments.
“After eliminating the losses arising from fair value changes, impairments and inventory write-downs of RM 226.2 million, the group recorded PBT of RM656.2 million for the current financial year, ” Yeoh said.
He said the April-June quarter involved some of the most stringent parts of the ongoing movement control order (MCO) in Malaysia and various lockdowns and border closures in countries where the group operates.
Fifteen Malaysian companies have been named in Forbes Asia’s Best Under A Billion 2020 list, which highlights 200 Asia-Pacific public companies with less than US$1 billion (RM4.19 billion) in revenue but consistent top- and bottom-line growth.
The fifteen companies, in alphabetical order, are:
With the exception of C-Link Squared, which is Malaysia-headquartered but listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, the other 14 companies are listed on Bursa Malaysia.
Source: The Edge, 19 August 2020
Banks and Genting closed higher on Wednesday but the gains were not enough to prevent the FBM KLCI from slipping into the red as investors took profit on Top Glove and Hartalega.
At 5pm, the KLCI was down 8.10 points or 0.52% to 1,556.64. Turnover was robust with 19.18 billion shares done valued RM7.94bil. Decliners beat advancers about three to one or 907 losers to 315 gainers and 295 counters were unchanged.
Public Bank rallied 48 sen to RM17.40 and added 2.87 points to the KLCI while Maybank added 16 sen to RM7.65 and boosted the index by 2.77 points, CIMB 10 sen higher at RM3.54 and Hong Leong Bank eight sen to RM15.
Bank Negara will announce the second quarter GDP data on Friday but most importantly, the market is awaiting clarity on the outlook for the economy for the second half.
A Bloomberg survey showed a 10.7% contraction in 2Q GDP due to the movement control order which came into effect on March 18 after growing by just 0.7% in 1Q.
Russia’s claim to have discovered the world’s first Covid-19 vaccine has badly affected the trading of Covid-19 theme stocks on Bursa Malaysia that have rallied over the past months.
This was only further exacerbated by the retreat on Wall Street a day earlier and the mixed sentiment in the regional stock market, causing panicky investors to dump most lower liners on the local bourse.
Shares of all seven glove manufacturing-related counters plummeted by over 10% as investors scrambled to exit on fear of future drop in demand.
The bourse’s worst performers list yesterday was also dominated by glove players.
The discovery of a workable inoculation would mean that Covid-19 cases globally would naturally decline and the demand for gloves would also suffer a major hit.
FBM KLCI-linked glove makers, Top Glove Corp Bhd and Hartalega Holdings Bhd, fell by 10.3% and 11.9%, respectively, and dragged down the bellwether index of Bursa Malaysia by 11.67 points and 11.52 points, respectively.
