The Morning Run crew picks apart Koon Yew Yin's latest blog post 'The Most Essential Lessons For All Investors'. Listen to the podcast to find out the millionaire investor's seven tips to be a “super investor”. 

With the USD Spot Index at a record high, the team ask, is there more upside in store for exporters like VS, Lii Hen, Hevea and Magnitech.
Conversely, should investors shun bank stocks, many of whom are reporting weaker earnings and cost-cutting schemes?

The team discuss Bursa Marketplace's top five stocks with the biggest gain potential according to the current share prices versus their average target prices: PUC Founder, Sersol, Hibiscus, Daiman Devt and Multisports Holdings.

The team also question the wisdom of analyst recommendations and the companies themselves.

The deadline for Special Purpose Acquisition Companies or SPACs to spend their IPO money is looming. It doesn't help that existing SPACs are from the turbulent oil and gas industry. In an ominous sign of what is to come, the share price of Hibiscus, the only SPAC that has purchased a qualifying asset, has collapsed. We assess the position of SPAC shareholders in this episode of S&M.

Melisa, Julian and I discuss two stocks.
One small (ES Ceramics) and one big DiGi.Com 

Dr Suresh Ramanathan, an independent interest rate and foreign exchange strategist, Julian Ng and Ibrahim Sani discuss the ringgit and its likely direction given its recent vulnerability to US rate-driven fund outflows and Budget 2016 and the headroom, if any, for the government to spend more on development and ease the burden of the B40 segment.

What's the link between Janet Yellen, Bitcoin and the widening divide between the Haves- and Have-Nots? The team break this link down, using a recent article by the 'Permabear' Peter Schiff.

The Court of Appeal recently upheld the decision to hold former directors of Transmile liable for the company’s offence. The S&M Show asks if board of directors of public-listed firms should provide greater accountability and responsibility, and if today's laws are sufficient to facilitate this. Listen to the podcast to find out more.

The government announced plans for a RM20b stock market support fund. We look into into whether this works.

The team dissect an apparent anomaly in share markets: small-caps are bucking the trend and rising, even while global markets suffer wild swings due to uncertain economic growth and the Federal Reserve's to-ing and fro-ing on what will be the first rate hike in nine years.