Seriously please don't follow me as I'm a hard core player. I'm ready to watch Maybank to fall into bankruptcy if that is what you are afraid of.haha

Good sign for a Maybank to come this low. This proves that there are 'investors' who are willing to sell the shares at a lower prices to those who are accumulating for them. So, as low as got people are accumulating for the shares, I tend to not overreact with my Maybank shares. God takes care me always in share market. So, I can survive for this long.lol

If I'm a big investors and wanna to buy something that will cost me 1000 let's say. I just need to sell the portion of my shares that can get me enough money to buy for that thing but I know that if I sold the shares, others may panic and do the same and cause the share price drops. So, what I need to do is I just wait for the share drops to the price that I wanted to have my 1000 recovered and going back in for that share again and waiting for the retail investors to drive up the share again with my influence as a big investors.

Maybe we should study the pattern how EPF make money and maintain for their positive returns kind of the portfolio at most of the time.Institutional investors got the upper hand to influence the market, the can of course cash out their investment at almost any time at unknown price to the public with the mandate given by authority.So, when big investors wanna to cash out for capital expenditure, do you think they will just only sell their assets in portfolio without buying back the assets to continue their portfolio investment? For big investors, they just need to influence the market to cause the share prices fluctuated and to buy back again the shares and cash out again in future when the share prices increased to certain level for their consumptions again. Retails investors are always the one being cheated and follow big investors running here and there but seldom win compared to big investors.

Im holding 2800 units Maybank shares at the average price of 8.02 something. Im clam looking and positive with my Maybank investment in my portfolio.^^

Please be cheerful my friends. No worry about the share price as it could change very fast. Don't allow your mood swings by its changes. Otherwise you will be in the pain not just because of losing your money but also your joy in life. EPF will be coming bank to this counter as they cash out just for capital expenditure. They are restructuring their portfolio for the aim to give us a better dividend through our EPF account but not giving up our economy. Maybank will survive.