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KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign investors were the largest net sellers on Bursa Malaysia last week, with year-to-date (YTD) net outflows surpassing RM20 billion, according to CIMB Securities Sdn Bhd.
This came despite foreign net selling easing 53.1 per cent week-on-week (WoW) to RM267 million, the firm said in a research note. In contrast, local institutional investors emerged as the biggest net buyers, though their WoW net inflows fell 69.4 per cent to RM267 million. This lifted their YTD net inflows to RM18.2 billion.
Local retailers extended their net buying streak for a second consecutive week, with net purchases rising 4.6 times WoW to RM128.3 million. Their YTD net buying now stands at RM568.5 million.
Local nominees also remained net buyers at RM69.7 million, up 49.3 per cent WoW, while proprietary investors turned net buyers at RM19.9 million, an increase of 76.9 per cent.
Between Nov 21 and 27, foreign investors recorded their heaviest net selling in the industrial products (RM359 million), utilities (RM321 million) and construction (RM66 million) sectors.Their largest individual net sells were Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB), Press Metal Aluminium Holdings Bhd and Sunway Bhd.
However, foreign funds were net buyers of financial services (RM258 million), telecom (RM151 million) and plantation (RM74 million) stocks, with Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank), Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM) and SD Guthrie Bhd ranking as their top three net buys. Meanwhile, local institutional investors were the biggest net buyers in the industrial (RM263 million), utilities (RM246 million) and construction (RM86 million) sectors, with TNB, Press Metal and Sunway among their key net buys.
They were net sellers in financial services, telecom and plantation names, led by Maybank, TM and SD Guthrie
QES Batu Kawan plant update - Manufacturing operations to be gradually ramped up over the next 6~9 months with the current slow down; Allocating and finalising space for potential China collaboration projects.
keep an eye on the revenue growth for skp. Dyson launched new products recently and should be seeing revenue uptick for skp if any of these products are contracted to skp.
rises 1 day but falls for 10 days :) but there are still lots of people doing short term trades, adama. They must have excellent skills to be able to make money from short term trades.
I dont know any actual person doing short term trading but I have seen lots of comments on klsescreener. fatty bombom and ah choon wong seems to do well with short term trade. winning most of the time before price goes down.
average down and all kind martingale variants have nothing to do with skill but your pocket size. The deeper is your pocket the more likelyhood u can make profit. It is like 99% sure win until u hit the unlucky 1%.
probably. I guessed the skills in KLSE is based on the nature of KLSE market - illiquid; favors the chart makers aka big boys. But one thing that is obvious, market wont go anywhere when local funds/insti buying while foreign funds/insti selling :) Retail makes no difference to the market due to lack of resources compared to them; often sandwiched by them.
Possible decision by US Supreme Court decision on Trump's Liberation Day tariffs in Jan'26 - U.S. Manufacturers Slow Orders Ahead of Supreme Court Tariff Ruling (Paul Berger, The Wall Street Journal)(Paywall) — As they wait to see whether the Supreme Court will strike down a significant portion of Trump’s tariffs, U.S. manufacturers are reducing their “orders of parts and raw materials,” according to The Wall Street Journal. “A lot of folks are just sort of hedging a little bit that these tariffs are going to get rolled back,” said Mike DuVall, global head of supply-chain strategy at GEP, a software and consulting company, to the Journal.