Chill! So Bank Negara make a surprising move! Many caught with their pants down! BN has no choice! Maintain interest rate and see ringgit drop like no tomorrow! So now, everybody force to increase interest rate as the dumbass US is fighting so called inflation! Like i said, you tackle the prime cause not trying to put some salt on the wound! This interest rate hike will be new normal in ever weirdo fiscal short sightedness! All depends on the administrator of the day!
As malaysians already emptied their EPF and EPF is now in weak position, don't expect us to go through coming recession in style like Singapore! We won't! Things going to be super rough ahead! For me, i am preparing bullets for coming property crash!
how about collect some finance stock, bcos hike of interest rate will benefit the finance sector. Drop of ringgit will help the export counter in foreign gain, so mayb it can be another choice?
Answer: I keep most of my investment in plantation stocks and Insas (selling below its net cash and some of insas cash is in USD, Sing and Aud bank deposits)
@ahbah: How can we prepare ourselves to face recession ?
BLee: A very good question. The answer could be invest in recession proof assets such as: -Education or Skill if still young.. -Properties in high growth areas as location, location, location is very important. Most properties are already time tested as shown by double or very much more increases in trading price over the years. -A basket of foreign currency, SGD is a good choice. Bear in mind recession could be worldwide affecting all currencies due to Pandemic, Global warming affecting crop shortages and Countries Conflict. -Invest in some stocks at a very 'low price' undervalue as the downside will be very limited and with high NTA. Switch stocks when necessary.. Just a few suggestions for discussion purposes only as I am not an Economist.
I no think recession is also good where the poor got a chance to be next gen rich. I think the poor will become bankerup n the retirement fund also kosong during a recession.
Powell said he couldn't promise a so-called soft landing for the economy as the Fed raises interest rates to tamp down price increases running near their fastest pace in more than 40 years.
Powell doesn't have magic. Same like Yellan who thought she could undo QE implemented by Bernake. QE is here to stay forever. Unwinding QE will set rates going up.
Don't keep US dollar guys! Once hit that sweet spot of 1929, it's totally worthless! Thank Biden for his blunders! Within a year in his administration, printed trillions of paper money and spend on nothing! Don't know when this 1929 will happen but once it does, we all will be back to stone age! I am considering keeping gold instead! Do you guys know where to buy those genuine gold coins!
Sky! All the signs are too obvious! It's just matter of time! Definitely before 2024! And we will see repeat of 1929, something we dare not think of! This coming recession will be similar to great depression really! The root cause is the worthless dollar!
Investors typically flock to fixed-income investments (such as bonds) or dividend-yielding investments (such as dividend stocks) during recessions because they offer routine cash payments.
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Bank Negara just made a fire fighting solution. They raised interest rate at the wrong time. It will increase inflation and unemployment. More companies to shutdown except bumi companies which gets divine help though not profitable. Property and construction will take a beating. More bankrupts will be created.
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Posted by Tobby > 2022-05-12 14:52 | Report Abuse
Investment!