If you are not a day trader, you don't need to worry much about small movement, noise and tomorrow's price.

Its not very risky to buy the stock on this price level.

Edge is financial tabloid paper, right?

Maxtrader, how do you define cheap?

You wrote cheap sale is not over yet. If u know this company well. Anything below 18 is cheap.

I bought Dnex at 0.46. I still hold other stocks.

https://www.bharian.com.my/bisnes/korporat/2017/10/333935/dnex-jalin-usaha-sama-rentas-sempadan

增值服务与生产 迪耐盼推企业多用科技 http://www.enanyang.my/news/20171023/增值服务与生产br-迪耐盼推企业多用科技/

Game over

Supermax denies in talks with Top Glove to dispose of assets | http://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/296601

Wild movement haha

Too many price forecasts in the forum. No good. Price forecasts are the last thing to do in the stock market.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/who-are-the-most-least-accurate-stock-gurus/

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/who-are-the-most-least-accurate-stock-gurus/

Moving back to 1.80?

Top Glove said to buy Adventa’s surgical glove operations | http://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/296369

https://asia.nikkei.com/Markets/Nikkei-Markets/ASIA-MARKETS-Malaysia-Stocks-Rebound-From-Six-Month-Lows-Singapore-Shares-Advance?page=1

October 23, 2017 17:44 pm MYT
FBM KLCI lifted by bargain hunting ahead of Malaysia's Budget 2018

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/fbm-klci-lifted-bargain-hunting-ahead-malaysias-budget-2018

Today

MMSV +0.55%
Inari + 1.07%
Vitrox + 0.59%
Unisem +0.51%
MPI +0.43%
KESM -0.96%
Pentamaster -1.84%
Visdaynamics -0.85%

Today

MMSV +0.55%
Inari + 1.07%
Vitrox + 0.59%
Unisem +0.51%
MPI +0.43%
KESM -0.96%
Pentamaster -1.84%
Visdaynamics -0.85%

Buy the stock before the closing.

Annual report should be very good.

He did not reveal it. Don't trust him. He has already deleted his post.

No bad news. Just fake news

Oversold

I bought more. Very cheap

It's not cheap anymore. proft taking on Monday!

KESM科技稳定成长 http://www.sinchew.com.my/node/1693750/kesm科技稳定成长

SINGAPORE: Fidelity International favours Singaporean and Malaysian stocks in the short term, while it likes Thai stocks the least in Southeast Asia because of weak growth.

http://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/294823

Budget 2018: Possible benefits for Malaysian industries

Last week, BizHive Weekly explored themes that could explored for the Budget 2018 which will be announced on October 27.

Next year’s Budget is an important event, given that most experts and analysts in the political field and market observers believe that Malaysia’s general election is looming close.

Furthermore, 2018 marks the mid-point stage of the government’s journey through the 11th Malaysian Plan (11MP) and the government has to step up its game in the race to achieve vision 2020.

Unlike previous years, however, analysts believe that for next year, Malaysia will be starting the year on better footing as the global economic conditions are improving and there were less volatilities seen this year and previous years.

The research arm of Maybank Investment Bank Bhd (Maybank IB Research) in its pre-budget 2018 report, highlighted: “In particular, we are having real gross domestic product (GDP) growth recovery so far this year compared with the slowdown recorded the last two years as the lifts in global economy and world trade fuel the rebound in exports, adding to the resilient and better-than-expected consumer spending growth.”

It also pointed out that with 2020 just a few short years away, there is also a need to identify Malaysia’s progress in achieving key 11MP targets.

Meanwhile, AllianceDBS Research Sdn Bhd (AllianceDBS Research) said while improving macroeconomic data, especially domestic consumption recovery, robust export growth and continued government’s spending on infrastructure, would be the key drivers for the Malaysian equity market, all eyes will be on the unveiling of Budget 2018 this month which will be the last budget before the 14th general election is due to be called latest by August 2018.

“We expect the government to continue its fiscal discipline but with the Brent crude oil prices on the rise following production cut led by OPEC, we believe the government will have some headroom for the forthcoming budget.

“That said, focus will continue to be alleviating the livelihood of the bottom 40 per cent households. We also highlight the trend that past general elections have coincided with strong consumer sentiment.

“As such, the forthcoming budget is expected to provide a boost to sustain the nascent consumer sentiment recovery before the 14th general election is called,” it said, noting that incentives such as cash hand-outs, salary adjustments, affordable housings, and others could be key points to be highlighted in Budget 2018.

Besides these, it added education would also be a key focus of the government in raising productivity in its bid to become a high-income nation.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak had also reiterated that the government will continue to focus on the people’s economy, aside from addressing the need to balance the country with macro factors.

“We also talked about our country’s economic position by taking into account several favourable macro-factors, including the second-quarter growth rate this year which reached 5.8 per cent.

“We’ve achieved the largest amount of international reserves in our history … and also for the past two days, we’ve seen the strengthening of the ringgit becoming a reality,” he told a press conference last month.

With all these themes expected to be a focus during Budget 2018, BizHive Weekly explores the sectors and industries that could be involved or could see a boost in budget allocations next year.
http://www.theborneopost.com/2017/10/22/budget-2018-possible-benefits-for-malaysian-industries/

FTSE Bursa Malaysia Small Cap Index
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Unfortunately for investors, there's a whole body of evidence demonstrating that market forecasts have no value (though they provide me with plenty of fodder for my blog) -- the accuracy of forecasts is no better than one would randomly expect. For investors who haven't learned that forecasts should only be considered as entertainment, or what Jane Bryant Quinn called investment porn, they actually have negative value because forecasts can cause them to stray from well-developed plans.

Across all forecasts, accuracy was worse than the proverbial flip of a coin -- just under 47 percent.
The average guru also had a forecasting accuracy of about 47 percent.
The distribution of forecasting accuracy by the gurus looks very much like the proverbial bell curve -- what you would expect from random outcomes. That makes it very difficult to tell if there is any skill present.
The highest accuracy score was 68 percent and the lowest was 22 percent.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/who-are-the-most-least-accurate-stock-gurus/

You should trust a global trend more than price forecast in local news papers.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/who-are-the-most-least-accurate-stock-gurus/

Malaysian traders tend to follow price forecast in news articles and forums more than traders in other countries. But price forecast is not trustworthy at all. I can imagine how this bearish market was formed. Malaysian traders have trusted bearish price forecast in local news articles irrespective of a global rally.

Don't trust it. Malaysian stocks have been very bearish recently, but it had been very bullish with the opposite forecast and the same economy.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/who-are-the-most-least-accurate-stock-gurus/

http://www.businessinsider.sg/nvidia-stock-price-artificial-intelligence-growing-like-crazy-chip-makers-intel-amd-google-set-to-dominate-ubs-2017-10/?r=US&IR=T

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/data-centers-new-iphones-expected-to-drive-chip-companies-to-strong-earnings-2017-10-20

If you are still working, a bear market can be an opportunity to buy more stocks at cheaper prices. The best way to invest during bear markets is to put small amounts in every month. You invest a fixed amount, say $1,000, in the stock market every month regardless of how bleak the headlines are. The strategy is called dollar-cost averaging.

Investing every month doesn't work all the time especially if the market is in a long-term uptrend, it is best to have every dime invested as long as possible. But in bear markets regular monthly investing works.

Also investing in stocks that have value and that also pay dividends. Since dividends account for a big part of stock market gains then the bear markets would be shorter and less painful if dividends were included.

It is important to have a financial advisor to “hold your hand” during market downturns. An advisor can help you by preventing you from selling out at the wrong time based on your fear or emotion.

Additionally, having a diversified portfolio in stocks, bonds, cash, and alternative investments is important in a bear market. Alternative investments are non correlated with the stock and bond market so over time having this type of asset allocation has proven to out perform the older more traditional stock, bond and cash portfolio asset allocation model.



Read more: Where do investors tend to put their money in a bear market? | Investopedia http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/06/investduringbearmarket.asp#ixzz4w9z7BYyJ

FTSE Bursa Malaysia Small Cap Index
https://www.advfn.com/stock-market/FTSE/FBMSCAP/chart
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XOX :0.12

Anzo's stock price should be over than XOX's stock price.

FTSE Bursa Malaysia Small Cap Index
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Bursa M'sia expected to recover next week on bargain hunting
http://m.thesundaily.my/node/494961

Wall Street hits record highs; tax plan hopes fuel optimism | http://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/295621

Oil rises on tighter fundamentals | http://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/295671

http://m.thesundaily.my/node/494961
Bursa M'sia expected to recover next week on bargain hunting

http://m.thesundaily.my/node/494961
Bursa M'sia expected to recover next week on bargain hunting

Like Bitcoin after it crash, it will hit a new high. Haha

Regarding how the bearish market started, I think many fortune tellers in news articles and forums were involved. Malaysian investors tend to follow them blindly compared to traders in other markets.

Malaysian investors are the most miserable in the world. They have missed an opportunity of making easy money!