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Tech Is Underperforming, Commodities Are Up: The Capital Rotation Thesis Malaysian Investors Are Missing

Jonathan Quek's read: US tech is the worst-performing sector over 6 months, basic materials and industrials are surging, and Bitcoin may retrace to $50K. What this capital rotation means for your portfolio.

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InvestingKLSE12 Apr

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Eight Acquisitions in 12 Months: What Catcha Digital's Roll-Up Tells Bursa Investors

Catcha Digital has bought 8 companies in 12 months across digital media, trade exhibitions, and software. What this consolidation strategy means for investors and Malaysian founders.

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InvestingKLSE12 Apr

Mr Money TV

Malaysian CEOs Earn 148x More Than Workers. The Gap Is Double Singapore's.

Malaysia's CEO-to-worker pay ratio is 148:1 — twice Singapore's 74:1. With household debt at 84% of GDP and BNPL surging 115%, the structural roots run deeper than corporate greed.

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Personal FinanceInvesting12 Apr

Financial Faiz

Shopee, Google, Apple: How Three Digital Monopolies Shape What Malaysians Pay

MyCC's CEO reveals how e-commerce, app stores, and digital ads are controlled by a handful of players — and what it means for Malaysian consumers and investors.

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InvestingKLSE12 Apr

Financial Faiz

Malaysia's Gig Economy Is Growing Fast — But Who Protects the Workers?

From palm oil harvesters to e-hailing drivers, Malaysia's gig workforce is expanding. We break down worker rights, SOCSO coverage, and what's still missing.

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Personal FinanceBudgeting12 Apr

Ziet Invests

You're Paying RM400/Month in Tolls. Here's Why They Won't Be Abolished.

Malaysia's highway concession model spans 33 separate agreements. The buy-out cost exceeds RM400 billion — more than a full year's federal budget. Here's how the system actually works.

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InvestingSavings12 Apr

Ziet Invests

Perodua Has 44% of Malaysia's Car Market. The eMO Launch Signals the Risk Ahead.

360,000 cars sold in 2025. 43.9% market share. But the eMO's near-zero EV registrations in early 2026 tell you something important about whether Perodua's formula survives the EV transition.

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InvestingSavings12 Apr

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Trading Is 90% Psychology — A Former Intel Engineer on Why Most Malaysian Retail Traders Lose

Kathlyn Toh spent 17 years at AMD and Intel before becoming a full-time trader. Her diagnosis of why most retail traders in Malaysia fail has less to do with strategy and everything to do with emotions.

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Investing12 Apr

Ziet Invests

Malaysia's Car Servicing Market Has a Transparency Problem — And TUHU Wants to Fix It

TUHU, a Tencent-backed platform with 7,200+ workshops in China, has arrived in Malaysia. What it means for bengkels, your workshop bills, and the RM-billions auto aftermarket.

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InvestingSavings12 Apr

Mr Money TV

Oil at $100, Subsidy Bleeding Out: How the US-Iran War Hits Your Wallet in Malaysia

Crude oil surged from $65 to $100 per barrel after the US-Iran strike. Malaysia's fuel subsidy, Petronas dividends, and the ringgit are all under pressure. What it means for you.

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InvestingForex12 Apr

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