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27/06/2025

Chips Shift Performance Summary
Period: June 6, 2025 – June 26, 2025

Overview
The Chips Shift program by TS Global has demonstrated strong performance over the 21-day period from June 6 to June 26, 2025, with a total of 20 stocks traded. The initiative achieved an average profit margin of 7.34%, showcasing consistent returns across various sectors.

Key Highlights
Top Performer: PETGAS led with an 18.7% profit on June 17, followed by PETDAG at 12.3% on June 24.
Consistent Gains: Stocks like SUNCON (8.0%), TENAGA (6.8%), and QL (9.5%) delivered steady returns.
Recent Trends: The final week (June 23–26) saw solid gains, including AMWAY (7.9%) and WPRTS (9.0%), though PPB closed at a lower 3.8%.
Overall Success: 17 out of 21 trades exceeded 5%, with no losses recorded, reflecting effective strategy and timing.
Conclusion
Chips Shift has proven to be a reliable investment platform, offering robust returns with an average of 7.34%. The program’s success is driven by strategic stock selection and market timing, with potential for continued growth if momentum is maintained.

29/05/2025

🎉 TradeStation Global Offline Exchange Session Successfully Concluded!

A heartfelt thank you to all our enthusiastic participants — together, we witnessed an inspiring and insightful investment gathering! ✨

📌 This event focused on global financial market trends, offering deep dives into stocks, futures, forex, and smart trading strategies. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced investor, everyone walked away with valuable takeaways!

💬 The atmosphere was vibrant, filled with engaging discussions and powerful idea exchanges. Many attendees shared that they felt greatly inspired and enriched!

🌟 This was not just a meeting — it was a chance to grow, a true elevation of insight and strategy!

📈 Thank you for being part of it. We’ll continue striving to bring you more professional, practical, and cutting-edge investment content.

Let’s plan for the future — and reach new wealth milestones together!

29/05/2025

📊 Malaysia General Insurance Market Outlook (2025–2029)

Market Growth: Gross written premiums (GWP) are projected to increase from RM24.6 billion in 2025 to RM31.8 billion by 2029, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.6%.

Key Growth Drivers:

Rising premium rates

Strong demand for natural catastrophe insurance

Economic recovery and increased vehicle sales

Rising healthcare costs

Main Insurance Segments (2024):

Motor, Property, and Personal Accident & Health (PA&H) insurance accounted for 82.6% of GWP

PA&H segment is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 7.6% from 2025–2029

Supportive Factors:

Increasing traffic accidents and natural disasters driving policy uptake

Regulatory efforts such as the Risk-Based Capital 2 (RBC2) framework starting in 2027

Aging population, rising non-communicable diseases, and pressure on public healthcare are boosting demand for health insurance

Other Insurance Lines: Financial, liability, marine, aviation, and transit insurance are expected to make up 17.7% of GWP in 2025

⚠️ Challenges:

Potential new reciprocal tariffs from the US could create uncertainties and shift industry dynamics

Conclusion: Malaysia’s general insurance market remains on a positive growth trajectory, supported by consumer awareness, regulatory initiatives, and risk-related demand.

29/05/2025

KUALA LUMPUR (May 22): Below is a summary of how key Bursa Malaysia indices and the ringgit performed on Thursday:

29/05/2025

📈 Malaysia Trade Overview – March 2025
🔹 Terms of Trade Index

Increased 1.2% month-on-month to 119.5 points

Rose 3.8% year-on-year (from 115.2 points in March last year)

Key drivers of growth:

Mineral fuels +2.0%

Machinery & transport equipment +1.3%

Food +1.0%

🔹 Export Data

Export Price Index increased 0.2% to 151.8 points

Driven by:

Food +1.1%

Crude materials +0.9%

Machinery & transport equipment +0.8%

Export Volume Index jumped 15.9%

Machinery & transport equipment +28.8%

Manufactured goods +15.2%

🔹 Import Data

Import Price Index dropped 0.9% to 127.0 points

Due to lower prices of fuels, machinery, and chemicals

Import Volume Index rose 7.6%

Chemicals +17.0%

Miscellaneous manufactured articles +10.0%

📉 Seasonally Adjusted Changes:

Export volume fell 1.0%

Import volume fell 7.3%

📊 Year-on-Year Comparison:

Export price index +1.3%, volume +5.4%

Import price index -2.4%, volume -0.5%

29/05/2025

📉 Supply Pressure:

Malaysia, the world’s second-largest palm oil producer, has seen a recent rise in production.

The Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) reported that palm oil inventories increased in March for the first time in six months, with output jumping 17% from February.

Weakness in soybean oil and crude oil prices further pressured the palm oil market sentiment.

📦 Inventory and Market Response:

With increasing production, stockpile pressure has grown, raising concerns over oversupply.

The market reacted with a price pullback, leading to a bearish short-term outlook.

📈 Demand-Side Support:

Malaysia’s palm oil exports rose by 29% in the first 10 days of April compared to the previous month.

This increase is driven by stronger buying from China and the Middle East, helping cushion the market fall.

💰 Price Competitiveness and Outlook:

Palm oil is now priced lower than soybean oil, making it more attractive.

Traders expect renewed buying interest from major importers like China and India, potentially leading to a price rebound this month.

📊 Summary:
While palm oil faces supply and inventory pressures, the recovery in exports and improved price competitiveness are offering support. Future price movements will depend on demand from key consumer markets.

29/05/2025

KUALA LUMPUR (April 7): Below is a summary of how key Bursa Malaysia indices and the ringgit performed on Monday

28/05/2025

📉 Commodities Decline, Gold Hits Record High
Following Trump's announcement of a 10% tariff on most U.S. imports — with higher rates for countries like China — global market sentiment turned risk-off:

Oil & Copper Fall: Brent crude dropped to US$73.03, WTI to US$69.83, and copper and aluminum fell around 1.5%.

Agricultural Commodities: Soybeans, corn, and wheat each fell around 1.5% amid concerns of Chinese retaliatory tariffs on U.S. farm goods.

Gold Surges: Spot gold hit a record high of US$3,167.57, up more than 19% year-to-date, fueled by tariff fears, rate cut expectations, geopolitical tensions, and central bank demand.

Palm Oil & Rubber: Malaysian palm oil and Japanese rubber futures also declined after earlier rallies, reflecting market fears of economic slowdown.

🔍 Summary: Trump’s tariff policy raised global recession concerns, weighed heavily on commodity markets, and drove strong safe-haven demand for gold.

28/05/2025

📍 Malaysian PM Urges Acceleration of AI Development (March 24, Kuala Lumpur)

1️⃣ Driving AI and Digital Asset Growth:
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim chaired a meeting, highlighting that artificial intelligence (AI) and digital assets will be key drivers of Malaysia’s sustainable economic growth.

2️⃣ Strategic Focus Areas:
Malaysia has strong potential to lead in Islamic digital assets and the halal industry, and swift decision-making and ex*****on are essential.

3️⃣ Proposed Cross-Ministerial Collaboration:
He suggested forming a dedicated platform involving the Ministry of Digital, MITI, M*F, MOSTI, Bank Negara Malaysia, and the Securities Commission to coordinate AI development in a structured manner.

4️⃣ Cybersecurity and Confidence Building:
As AI advances, cybersecurity threats must be addressed and confidence among industries and institutions must be strengthened.

28/05/2025

📌 1. BNM Promotes Financial Technology Innovation
Objective: To enhance financial system efficiency through emerging technologies such as asset tokenisation.

Collaboration: Working with global regulators to explore blockchain and central bank digital currencies (CBDC).

📌 2. Application and Potential of Asset Tokenisation
Tokenised Deposits: Issued by regulated banks, maintaining trust like traditional deposits, while benefiting from blockchain programmability and atomic settlement.

Regulatory Requirements: Issuing banks must still comply with BNM’s liquidity and capital regulations to safeguard financial system integrity.

📌 3. Gradual and Safe Implementation
BNM Governor emphasized a cautious and structured approach to tokenisation, ensuring a robust regulatory framework is in place to protect consumers and maintain market confidence.

📌 4. SC Initiative on Bond/Sukuk Tokenisation
Collaboration: Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and Khazanah Nasional Bhd.

Purpose: To increase retail investor participation in the bond market.

Current Limitation: Bond issuance is mainly limited to sophisticated investors.

📌 5. Market Outlook
Forecast: Global tokenised (non-crypto) asset market is projected to reach US$2 trillion (RM8.8 trillion) by 2030.

Market Examples: Kinexys Digital Assets Platform and BlackRock’s tokenised money market fund, BUIDL, are already active in the market.

27/05/2025

📊 Malaysia Palm Oil Market Overview | March 2025

Expected Price Range: RM4,400–RM4,600 per tonne

Export Focus Shift: Weakened demand from India and China has redirected exports to Sub-Saharan Africa, where annual population growth exceeds 30 million, boosting demand

India's Imports: Dropped to 648,000 tonnes (Jan–Feb 2025), lower than soybean oil imports (727,000 tonnes)

China's Demand: Steady core import demand of around 300,000 tonnes per month

Price Pressure Factors: Competitive global soybean oil supply and pricing

Outlook: India may resume palm oil imports soon to replenish stocks, helping stabilize prices

🌱 Production & Inventory Highlights

Inventory: Fell to 1.51 million tonnes in Feb 2025 — lowest since April 2023

Production (Jan–Feb 2025): Just 2.42 million tonnes, a three-year low

Main Causes: Harvest delays due to heavy rain and tree fatigue after strong output in early 2024

Recovery Expected: Year-on-year growth likely to resume from August onwards

🚛 Biodiesel Production: Global output expected to decline in 2025, with Indonesia as the only major country seeing production growth

26/05/2025

🔹 ADB Forecast: Malaysia's Economy to Remain Steady

2024 GDP growth forecast: 4.5%; 2025: 4.6%

H1 2024 growth: 5.1%, driven by strong consumption, investment, and trade recovery

Construction sector showed the strongest performance with double-digit growth

🔹 Inflation Trends

Core inflation forecast for 2024 revised down to 2.4%

2025 core inflation projected to slightly rise to 2.7%

Inflation remains mild, mainly influenced by fuel subsidy adjustments

🔹 Monetary Policy

Bank Negara Malaysia is expected to maintain the interest rate at 3% to support growth

🔹 Consumption & Employment

Labor market shows improvement, with rising employment and participation rates

Private consumption remains strong, supported by flexible EPF withdrawal measures

🔹 Risks and Opportunities Ahead

Downside risks: Weaker global demand, geopolitical tensions, commodity shocks

Upside potential: Technology cycle recovery and increased investment momentum

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