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Top 5 Reasons To Trade Futures In Bursa Malaysia

Trading in a Futures contract is one of the most effective trading instrument that reaps immense returns and rewards.

Here in this infographics, we are presenting 5 reasons to trade future investment in Malaysia.

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https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2019/07/04/china-factor-missing-from-bursa-malaysia/

Penny Stock Trading Tips for Beginners

Penny Stock sold by startup companies or companies who do not have a solid track record yet. However, these organizations have a good potential for growth and they will need your money to make that happen.

Here in this infographic, we try to implement 5 of the best tips to pick the best penny stocks.

REIT Malaysia is all-time favorite segment for Investors in Bursa Malaysia. Check out the list of top 3 of the biggest REITs in Malaysia to invest.

https://www.mmfsolutions.my/blog/top-3-biggest-reit-in-malaysia-invest/

Bursa makes solid start to third quarter
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High Dividend Yield Stock For Long Term Investment In Malaysia.

Here is the list of highest dividend stock by yield more than 5% click the below image for full details-
https://www.mmfsolutions.my/blog/5-top-high-dividend-yield-stocks-for-long-term-investment-malaysia/

kuala Lumpur- Petronas has set the price factor for Malaysian Crude Oil (MCO) for July at US$6.10 per barrel, up 35 cents from the previous month, the Malaysian state oil firm said on Thursday.

The July price factor is the highest since September 2014, according to Reuters data.

The monthly price factor is added to the average of Platts' dated Brent prices published in the month to derive the Malaysian crude official selling price (OSP).

Petronas changed its OSP mechanism effective January 2017, basing its benchmark price on a basket of four Malaysian crude grades Labuan, Miri Light, Kikeh and Kimanis.