Monday, 14 May 2018

Jalil Hamid. I'm gonna tear your playhouse down

Was a massive hit for Paul Young in the 1980's.

Yesterday, the CEO of NST, told the newspaper"s staff that, how reporting is done at NST, will now need to be changed.

Little does Jalil know, the writting is on the wall, and somebody at the NST editorial desk is singing right now I'm gonna tear your playhouse down.

Saturday, 12 May 2018

Tabung Haji, Felda. Shakedown.

Abdul Azeez Rahim & Sharir Samad's stay as the main people overseeing Tabung Haji & Felda are said to be almost over.

Shakedown in both Tabung Haji and Felda. Wahid Omar meanwhile , might just survive.

Media Prima. Shakedown

Is the rock N roll classic by Bob Segar.

Media Prima currently trading at 32 Sen, is poised to see the most intrigue now that the general election is over.

Talk is there is going to be a massive shakedown in Media Prima.

Zahid Hamidi, will most likely want those to close to him, to takeover the reigns in UMNO's jewel in the crown.

While Anwar Ibrahim is said to be eyeing a takeover of Media Prima from UMNO. No doubt the government of the day, will have the tools to do it.

As the vultures surround on who will get the spoils in NST and TV3, one thing is for sure. On the editorial floor, there is going to be a shakedown.

Thursday, 10 May 2018

Opcom. I like it

Is the rising hit by Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin.

This is a no brainer, Opcom which was last traded at 60 Sen a share, has been rising just before the election.

Mokhzani is the chairman, while Mukhriz is the major shareholder. Both are sons of 93 year old Mahathir Mohammed, Malaysia's much loved new Prime Minister.

Mahathir, said yesterday, people must be allowed to push up shares. During his tenure as Fourth Prime Minister of Malaysia, the trading volume on Bursa Malaysia (KLSE) was on par and on some days even exceeded the Dow Jones.

Mahathir is back as the seventh prime minister, and needless to say , I like it. Opcom for RM1 .

Tuesday, 8 May 2018

Malaysia. This is your...

Fight Song!!. Was a massive hit for Rachel Platten. If one match ,can cause and explosion, then one vote can either cause liberation or utter destruction.

If you ask me. I'd go for Barisan Nasional. Najib has really liberalised the economy. Before Najib, you won't have seen a Chinese have complete control of a giant company like GRAB without giving shares out to Bumis.

Yes, Najib screwed up big time in 1MDB. Who hasn't F up? Overall he is a good PM. Yes he got flaws and some of his cabinet are retards. But there are good people too in the cabinet.

Vote for PH if , you must. In Dr Mahathir, they have a leader who is respected everywhere in the world.

Whoever, you vote for. Make your vote count, because this is your fight song...

Sunday, 6 May 2018

Election. Paranoid

Is the single from Post Malone which has come from nowhere in its first week of release, smashing in at number 11 on the UK Top 40.

With election day nearing, the financial markets are acting paranoid.

Foreign funds, sold RM438 million worth of shares last week. This is the first time in four weeks, foreign funds are net sellers on Bursa Malaysia.

Elsewhere, the Ringgit against the US dollar is trading at RM3.94.... so much for talk that Najib will bring it to RM3.80 on election day.

Are the markers just paranoid, or do they already know, what we all think we know....

Thursday, 3 May 2018

Great Depression. Be Careful

Is a current US top 20 hit by female rapper Cardi B.

Some 14 Nobel peace prize winners and over 1,000 top economist are warning Donald Trump's America, to be careful, as they are on the brink of pushing the world into a great depression.

CNN has the story. Read below :

Over a thousand economists have written to Donald Trump warning his “economic protectionism” and tough rhetoric on trade threatens to repeat the mistakes the US made in the 1930s, mistakes that plunged the world into the Great Depression.

The 1,140 economists, including 14 Nobel prize winners, sent the letter on Thursday amid an escalating row over trade between the US and the European Union. Trump has imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium imports but has granted temporary reprieves to the EU, Australia and other countries.

“In 1930, 1,028 economists urged Congress to reject the protectionist Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act,” the authors write, citing a trade act that many economists argue was one of the triggers for the Great Depression.

“Today, Americans face a host of new protectionist activity, including threats to withdraw from trade agreements, misguided calls for new tariffs in response to trade imbalances, and the imposition of tariffs on washing machines, solar components, and even steel and aluminum used by US manufacturers.

“Congress did not take economists’ advice in 1930, and Americans across the country paid the price. The undersigned economists and teachers of economics strongly urge you not to repeat that mistake. Much has changed since 1930 – for example, trade is now significantly more important to our economy – but the fundamental economic principles as explained at the time have not.”

On the campaign trail and since taking office Trump has threatened to dismantle decades of trade deals, including the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta). The president has blamed Nafta for hollowing out the US’s manufacturing base.

The letter is signed by Nobel laureates including lvin Roth, Richard Thaler, Oliver Hart, Roger Myerson and James Heckman as well as Jason Furman, former chair of the Council of Economic Advisors to Barack Obama, and James Miller, budget director to Ronald Reagan