read the statement : there is 176m claims unverified by the doe. Then my question, if i submit claim to you and you did not check...... after 10 years, can say i doing something.. wrong .........??
Jipun, two days ago you claimed YTL Corp would drop to 80 sen but you change your opinion today when both YTL Corp and YTL Power start to move up strongly. Like a chameleon.
I have full faith [as clean and honesty with unmatched integrity] in the Management of YTL and will be cleared of any wrongdoings in MACC investigations. Some are just jealous of the Co with evil intention to bring the Co down thru falsehood.
The article above is just a sour grape type blogger who are hired by competitor to tarnish YTL image. The truth is the Gov has no money and need private sector money to the country. Who need who, it is a question we need to ask ourselves.
1Bestarinet was incepted and carried out by KPM minister of that time. As for hydrogen powered transport, it is very costly to produce hydrogen. Sarawak has a different governance system and the Premier there managed to get support from Japanese and Korean technological support. And China is going through housing crisis and its has very good high speed train infra in place, probably these are the factors that will slow down hydrogen adoption.
When the Federal Reserve reduced interest rates in 1995 and 1996, the U.S. stock market responded positively over the following 12 months and even longer. Here's a breakdown of the key periods and stock market performance during those times:
1995 Rate Cuts: Fed Actions: In 1995, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates twice, first in July by 0.25% and then again in December by 0.25%, in response to slowing economic growth and low inflation.
Stock Market Performance: 1995: The S&P 500 gained an impressive 34.11% over the entire year, supported by the rate cuts. 12 Months Post-July 1995: The market continued to rally, with the S&P 500 gaining around 20-30% in the following 12 months, fueled by investor confidence in the Fed’s actions.
Longer-Term (1996-1997): The bull market extended into 1996 and 1997, with the S&P 500 increasing 20.26% in 1996 and continuing strong through the tech-driven growth of the late 1990s.
1996 Rate Adjustments: Fed Actions: After cutting rates in 1995, the Fed maintained rates in early 1996 but raised them slightly in March 1997 (0.25%) to prevent overheating of the economy.
Stock Market Performance: 1996-1997: Despite the rate hike in 1997, the stock market remained bullish. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained nearly 26% in 1996, with strong performance continuing into 1997.
Summary of Market Trends: Economic Environment: The rate cuts helped stabilize the economy and support growth, which led to strong stock market performance.
Investor Confidence: Lower rates and a stable macroeconomic environment encouraged increased investment, pushing stock prices higher.
Prolonged Bull Market: These rate cuts contributed to the long-lasting bull market of the 1990s, leading up to the dot-com boom.
In summary, the U.S. stock market performed very well after the Fed’s rate cuts in 1995, with the S&P 500 experiencing strong gains over the next 12 months and sustaining growth into the following years.
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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read the statement : there is 176m claims unverified by the doe. Then my question, if i submit claim to you and you did not check...... after 10 years, can say i doing something.. wrong .........??