The team discuss manufacturers' recent moves to diversify into property development as industrial activity shrinks, and whether this makes sense or not.

The team discuss manufacturers' recent moves to diversify into property development as industrial activity shrinks, and whether this makes sense or not.

We discuss about the pros and cons of buy/sell recommendations.

The Morning Run crew discusses the “Impossible Trinity” theory, which theorises that a country can only achieve two out of the following three goals:
1. Monetary policy independence
2. Control over the exchange rate
3. Free capital mobility

What then can Bank Negara do?

A candid and anecdotal look at capital outflows from Malaysia's stock and currency markets. Institutional funds are selling, but so are ordinary Malaysians!

Last week, several senior executives of Bank Negara met with forex dealers to discourage them from selling the ringgit. This tactic is called gentle suasion, or moral suasion. The Morning Run team debates if it actually works.

In the last instalment of the S&M Show, Salvatore Dali and the Morning Run Crew do what they do best, while reminiscing the good old days.

We looked at the prospects of the only non-oil & gas SPAC to be approved, Red Sena. Plus a closer examination on why the Ecoworld International SPAC was rejected.

Salvador Dali looks at the measures taken by Chinese authorities to stem the fallout from crashing share prices and where integrity lines were crossed.

The Morning Run Crew is submitted to a "fun" pop quiz on financial trivia, see how they fare.