25 bps hike done deal and another rate hike targeted in Dec'26; 50% probability of 25 bps and 40% probability of 50 bps. fuhh... US Fed going aggressively to push inflation down?

who is the operator, share account :) boss yet to dispose to 7.5% yet. will be active for sometime still. well, unless audit committee steps in to issue forensic audit or special independent review just like what M&A did

there could be spillover to KLSE though US, HK and Europe maybe the primary targets for China's investors. After all, Malaysia is approved in the list of countries of QDII destinations previously - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) confirmed Malaysia’s approval under a previous memorandum of understanding with the Malaysian Securities Commission. The country joins Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Germany, Japan, Luxembourg, Singapore, South Korea, the UK and the US as an approved jurisdiction. The agreement permits approved Chinese fund management and securities companies to invest in Malaysian equities, fixed-income products and other securities.

SHANGHAI, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Chinese investors are piling into foreign assets, especially U.S. stock funds, after regulators lifted outbound quotas, unlocking pent-up demand as domestic yields are at rock bottom and Beijing ‌tightens unofficial routes for moving money abroad. While China has cracked down on what it deems illegal overseas ‌investing through online brokerages, it has simultaneously broadened authorised channels to foreign markets.Late last month China's foreign exchange regulator raised the outstanding Qualified ​Domestic Institutional Investor quota by $6.8 billion to a record $183 billion. The speed with which U.S.-focused funds moved to curb inflows just days later underscores investors' scramble for exposure to Wall Street.

The daily inflow cap on a QDII fund tracking the Nasdaq 100 was raised from 10 yuan to 5,000 yuan on September 9. Just a day later, its fund manager ‌Wanjia Asset Management sharply limited inflows again ⁠to 100 yuan daily for an individual investor. "It means there was explosive inflows so the fund manager needed to limit the subscriptions," said Ivan Shi, head of research at ⁠fund consultancy Z-Ben Advisors. "There remains huge appetite in China for U.S. tech stocks." The rush overseas highlights Beijing's growing challenge in stemming capital outflows. Confidence in the domestic economy remains fragile, China's 10-year government bond yield sits more than three percentage points below ​U.S. ​Treasury yields, and the local stock market has broadly lagged ​the double-digit gains delivered by U.S. equities this ‌year.

That should be the way, pow. If you have strong convictions on Zetrix, why bother about opposing views. Opposing views can keep biases at bay. After all, look at the transactions and volume, that's not retail operations. That's who you are up to if you are trading it.

Haha, I am not into such game of challenging each other, TN. You can continue with it.

Looks like those who are holding it are going against those that are sharing their opposing views on Zetrix. This is a free forum and everyone can share/express their opinions. If you don't like it, please use the mute/block option. If you are confident with Zetrix, why bother about opposing views. Well, unless you are thinking that opposing views are holding people back from buying or you are trying to stop people from sharing opposing views? Lol, no pun intended.

spotted mil cookie here :)

Lol, Restia. I almost fell off my chair with the comment - are you afraid that he won't get up? Do you know many projects on hand?

I have no idea why tgs tw didn't resign from Zetrix yet. But I do think Zetrix Audit Committee should initiate forensic audit/independent reviews to clear the air. Even M&A Equity has initiated independent review and put Sean Yap on admin leave due to his involvement in Myeg Ventures, Next Lion Limited, FTHAU.