Macro investing and chart analysis — so Malaysian investors can see the big picture, read the chart, and build a portfolio that actually holds up.
Liberation Day tariffs, the Iran-Hormuz crisis, and retaliatory trade disruption are converging on a single planting cycle. History says one shock moves prices. Three shocks change the regime.
Oil shocks don't cause crises — they expose the policy mistakes already baked in. The 1970s proved it. The Hormuz closure is proving it again. Here's the anatomy of both, side by side.
A Fundstrat chart on the Iran conflict looks bullish for crypto and energy. But the framing hides a bloodbath. Here's how relative performance charts mislead — and when they're actually useful.
Four macro signals confirmed. Two still missing. TSF stabilising, Caixin PMI at 52.1, DXY below 100, yuan up 6%. But the copper/gold composite and 70-city home prices haven't crossed the threshold yet.
Wall Street named the trade after him. Iran called it manipulation. A Nobel laureate called it treason. The only people not told yet are the retail investors 14,000 km away who wake up wondering why their portfolio moved while they slept.
Gold just posted its worst week since 1983 — during the largest oil supply disruption in history. Three forces explain why the safe-haven playbook broke: real yields, leveraged paper markets, and the dollar.
The US is burning through precision missiles in the Iran war. China is watching. History says this is what empire decline looks like — and the 1956 Suez Crisis is the playbook.
After a decade of underinvestment, AI-driven demand and geopolitical fragmentation are converging. Five supercycles. Five interactive charts. One thesis every investor needs to understand.
FD pays 2.35%. Malaysian equities yield 4.5%. Equity funds return 8–10% historically. We run the numbers over 20 years so you can stop guessing and start deciding.
GDP at 6.3%. Asia's highest dividends at 4.5%. Ringgit at 5-year highs. RM144bn in tech investment. The case for investing at home — in plain English.
Oil +67%. Rates rising. Dollar surging. US stocks: −2%. Four markets are reading the same playbook. One isn't. Someone is wrong.
Kiyosaki's book changed how I think about money. Then he spent 15 years predicting crashes that never came — and I had to decide whether to keep listening.
Robert Kiyosaki has called a market crash every year since 2009. The S&P 500 has quadrupled. We tracked every call, every return, every miss.
We compared Malaysian stocks, bond funds, and international bonds across five major crashes. The results might surprise you.
Japan pays for its energy in dollars it doesn't print. When Brent rises and the yen weakens at the same time, the pain doesn't add — it multiplies.
The 10Y–2Y yield curve spread predicted every major S&P 500 crash and rally for 27 years — from dot-com to the Iran war. Here's the proof.
Macro investing and chart analysis for Malaysian investors. Understand why markets move, read the chart, and build a portfolio built to last.