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Posted by metaverse > 2024-01-10 16:19 | Report Abuse

The Malaysian economy exhibits a strong correlation with oil prices. According to technical analysis, the commodity has entered a structural bear market since 2014 which coincised with the peak in KLCI. To mitigate this impact, there is a need for a comprehensive overhaul of our education system, elevating our standing in global assessments like the PISA exam to cultivate students with internationally competitive skills and talents. Simultaneously, transforming our industries is imperative. Merely artificially increasing the minimum wage without concurrently generating substantial job opportunities may divert foreign investors to countries like Indonesia and Vietnam, which offer more competitive advantages. Oil Super Chart: https://postimg.cc/bZBWWBt6 KLCI Super Chart: https://postimg.cc/0MYSKrRL

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Posted by metaverse > 2024-01-29 17:40 | Report Abuse

KLCI above 1552 is bullish and below 1552 is bearish. The most likely trajectory is heading south. Following the discontinuation of UPSR and PT3 by the Ministry of Education, there is a discernible decline in the commitment of our students towards their academic responsibilities. The absence of these benchmarks has resulted in a lack of effective evaluation tools for assessing students' learning abilities. This concerning trend raises the prospect of a nation destined for failure if not appropriately addressed.

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/FBMKLCI/gGMqXJe6-Time-Cycle-Analysis/

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Posted by metaverse > 2024-01-30 10:43 | Report Abuse

This article was posted two weeks ago and repost here for easy reference:

Penang's Economic Shift: Concerns Regarding Talent and Emerging Opportunities

Evolving Landscape: Penang's established position as a key investment hub may be facing challenges due to a perceived talent gap in advanced engineering sectors, particularly in areas related to artificial intelligence chip development. This highlights the need for Malaysia to continuously refine its education system to nurture world-class talent capable of navigating complex technological advancements.

Emerging Competitors: Johor and Sarawak are attracting attention as potential alternative investment destinations due to their unique strengths. Johor benefits from its geographical proximity to Singapore, fostering a skilled workforce through knowledge transfer and spillover effects. Sarawak, abundant in renewable energy resources, offers cost-competitive manufacturing opportunities for energy-intensive industries. Investment Considerations: While specific stock recommendations should be treated with caution, UEMS (5148) and Affin Bank (5185) could be seen as potential proxies for exposure to Johor and Sarawak's respective economic prospects. However, thorough due diligence, including valuation analysis and consideration of broader market factors, is essential before making any investment decisions. Future Trends: The potential rise of digital banks presents another interesting avenue for exploration. Close monitoring of players like Boost Bank, backed by RHB and Axiata (6888), might be warranted, though investment decisions should be guided by comprehensive analysis of the digital banking landscape and individual company fundamentals.

https://klse.i3investor.com/web/forum/forum-thread/909170208

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Posted by metaverse > 2024-01-30 11:52 | Report Abuse

THE CRUX OF THE PRESENT CONTROVERSY IS WHICH IS BETTER, TO STUDY MATHS & SCIENCE IN BAHASA OR TO STUDY MATHS AND SCIENCE IN ENGLISH?

https://blog.limkitsiang.com/2009/07/17/which-is-better-learning-maths-and-science-in-bahasa-malaysia-or-in-english/

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