it is pretty funny for those only see revenue drop up to decide the performance of the counter. if share is that plain and simple then everyone will win in share market.
Meowyx, now I got bot 125 already, you got to run, yesterday one I bot 123, no 125, so the run is your willful act, not our deal, you got to run. Run in the room not count. send picture
SINGAPORE (April 21): After lagging behind the wider region since 2013’s taper tantrum, Southeast Asian stocks are poised to start outperforming their peers.
That’s the view from Morgan Stanley and Nomura Holdings Inc in research notes released Thursday and Friday respectively.
A completion of cyclical gains in earnings of technology and commodity companies, only modest dollar strength versus Asian currencies and a small deterioration in sentiment in China will benefit Asean markets over the next few months, according to Japan’s biggest brokerage. The “dovish tightening” by the Federal Reserve is supportive of emerging-market currencies in general, providing a reprieve to Southeast Asian equities, the US bank said.
“Structurally, Asean’s economies do appear better placed to deliver on growth than those in North Asia,” Mixo Das, an equity strategist at Nomura in Singapore, wrote in the note. “A further rotation into emerging markets from development markets and a long-term compression of the EM vs DM valuation gap should also prove supportive.”
The MSCI Asean index has rallied 9.7% this year, trailing a 12% advance in the MSCI AC Asia Pacific Excluding Japan Index. The Asean gauge fell 22% over the four years through the end of 2016, compared with an 8.5% decline in the wider Asian measure.
Philippines has the “cheapest” stock market in the region and is expected to outperform in 2017 as earnings outlook improves and clarity on tax reforms could help boost consumption among the middle class, Nomura’s Das said. Indonesia is also rated overweight, while Malaysia and Singapore are both seen to underperform. Das has a hold rating on Thailand.
Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley sees the Fed’s stance on US rate increases as supportive of emerging market currencies with Indonesia as the key beneficiary, equity strategists Sean Gardiner and Aarti Shah wrote in the note. Malaysia was the next preferred market, followed by Thailand, Singapore and the Philippines.
Five reasons to go overweight Malaysia stocks Morgan Stanley initiated Malaysia's stocks at Overweight, citing five tailwinds The bank cited potential elections, infrastructure spending, commodity-price rises, earnings growth and a supported currency.
Lim Yan Kai sifu, how dare you say that, stockmanmy is a repected account of KYY. nanti KYY tembak lu. Stockmanmy sifu is a big sifu, always give me tipsy on buy sell a stock
I remember stockmanmy promised he will potong kuku and never come back to this forum anymore if Gadang annouce good Qtr 2 result. Indeed Qtr2 result is fantastic lol...Now he come back here to talk three talk four, mayb he got short term memory also like kyy lmao
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Let's see how Gadang perform today