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Sektor Hartanah Dah Dok Sejuk, Tunggu Apa Lagi Turunkan Harga Kalau Nak Survive
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tekoyong posted on 1-10-2014 12:38 AM 
harga yang meningkat naik gila2 ni juga boleh jadi pengajaran kepada kaum melayu yang nak berlagak n ...
ko yg miskin hina nie mesti merempat.......
ramai je melayu yg aku kenal ada kereta mewah & berpuluh rumah jika bukan beratus biji rumah....
kan puan @BotakChinPeng 
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Dengan tindakan najib nak hadkan subsidi minyak pada majoriti rakyat awal tahun depan , memang jangka hayat pemerintahan najib bakal jadi macam pak lah laa, sebelum pak lah jatuh dulu tu dia naikkan harga minyak sampai poket rakyat jadi mengah di buatnya . 
Ramai rakyat dah mula mengenang kembali cara Dr. M uruskan ekonomi yang waktu tu harga rendah je segala mende, di beri subsidi pada semua agar inflasi jadi sifar untuk menggalakkan perniagaan mendapat ramai pelanggan .
Apabila pembeli2 lebih duit di poket untuk berbelanja, jadi waktu tu ekonomi negara memang meriah jadinya kerana involvement dari semua pihak yang merancakkannya.
Dengan tindakan Dr. M menarik balik sokongannya pada Najib, bermakna bukan rakyat biasa je yang dah anti dengan najib, tapi jugak ahli2 UMNO jadi berpecah dua yang sukakan Dr. M pastinya jadi anti Najib lah jawabnya. 
Dengan kejatuhan ekonomi China hasil dari bubblenya yang dah burst, impak negatif yang bakal M'sia lalui nanti akan menyebabkan rakyat lagi2 la menyalahkan najib kerana tak manage kos hidup dengan baik.
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http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com ... ged-economy-better/
Mahathir managed economy better Selena Tay
| October 1, 2014
People were much happier under the former prime minister because there were not many price increases. COMMENT
The state of the economy is a common grouse of Malaysians these days, and many agree that former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad managed the nation’s finances better than current premier Najib Tun Razak.
A hawker interviewed by FMT said his chats with customers and colleagues indicated that people looked back to Mahathir’s time with fondness even though he didn’t give handouts such as BR1M.
“Price increases were infrequent,” he said.
Generally, interviewees said they missed Mahathir’s 22 years at the helm whenever they thought about the high cost of living under Najib’s regime.
“I suppose that’s why the opposition could not make much headway when he was in power,” said a confectionery shop owner.
He said when price increases became the norm, the man in the street felt unhappy and turned to the opposition.
People are generally worried about how they will survive after the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is introduced next April.
Many said GST was not a bad measure in itself but questioned whether the tax was being imposed because of a shortage of funds for development and, if so, whether this was due to bad management.
The question that is uppermost in the rakyat’s mind is why there is a need for GST when we have done quite well without it for such a long time.
According to a bank officer, if we do not manage the nation’s funds well, then it is pointless to proclaim an economic growth rate of more than 6% because we still have to dig deeper into our pockets for daily expenses.
Many people also questioned the need for so many foreign workers who can be seen idling their time away chatting at street junctions near Kota Raya and Central Market in Kuala Lumpur.
They also blamed the government for the tuberculosis epidemic, haze, exam leaks and a host of other problems.
Najib must wake up fast because people who are unhappy with the economy will tend to blame the government for all the nation’s problems even if it is not at fault.
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tekoyong posted on 30-9-2014 11:01 PM
aku tak paham kenapa para sakai nak sangat berlakunya property bubble burst di malaysia
adakah me ...
betul tu.
sebaik je keling tu tendang tpm merangkap menteri kewangan dia waktu tu.
ekonomi malaysia tross merudum.
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Negara China merupakan trading partner yang terbesar bagi M'sia, ekonomi china kalau jatuh tentunya memberi kesan yang cukup dahsyat pada ekonomi M'sia jugak , apabila import export bakal terganggu oleh credit crunch dan ketidakstabilan currency china tu nanti .
http://www.miti.gov.my/cms/docum ... MWB%20vol%20209.pdf
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http://www.foxnews.com/world/201 ... n-growing-economic/
China reports imports, exports both fell in June in sign of growing economic weakness Published July 09, 2013
BEIJING – China's trade declined abruptly in June in a new sign of weakness in the world's second-largest economy.
Exports fell by 3.1 percent compared with a year earlier and imports contracted by 0.7 percent, customs data showed Wednesday. Both were below private sector forecasts of growth in the low single digits.
China's economic growth has slowed this year and is expected to fall further due to weak global demand and an effort by the Chinese central bank to cool a credit boom.
New communist leaders who took power last year say they want to pursue slower, more self-sustaining growth based on domestic consumption, reducing reliance on trade and investment. But some analysts say the latest slowdown might be so deep they could be forced to temporarily reverse course and boost lending or government spending to stimulate growth.
The ruling party's growth target this year is 7.5 percent, down by almost half from 2007's staggering 14.2 percent.
"The most likely outcome, in our view, is the Chinese economy going through a period of sluggish growth and adjustment," said UBS economist Tao Wang in a report this week.
Communist leaders have promised to promote private sector businesses that generate most of China's new jobs and wealth but have yet to make major changes.
Retail sales have fallen short of official forecasts and a HSBC Corp. survey of manufacturers showed activity contracted in June for a second month.
Analysts expected China to report slower growth in trade due to a crackdown on misreporting of data by exporters as a way to evade currency controls and bring extra money into the country. But even with that taken into account, Wednesday's figures were below forecasts for exports to rise by up to 3.5 percent and imports to grow by up to 1.5 percent.
June's export growth was down from May's year-on-year gain of 13.5 percent and import growth was down from 8.2 percent.
China's politically sensitive global trade surplus contracted by 12.4 percent compared with a year earlier to $27.1 billion. Exports were $174.3 billion while imports were $147.2 billion.
Growth in exports to the United States, China's biggest foreign market, fell to 1.8 percent from May's 3.5 percent. Exports to the 27-nation European Union contracted 3.9 percent.
The trade surplus with the U.S. contracted by 15.5 percent from a year earlier to $17.5 billion, but still one of this year's highest levels. The surplus with Europe shrank 20.3 percent to $10.2 billion.
Some private sector forecasters have cut their growth outlook for the year, though to still robust levels above 7 percent, after a credit crunch hit China's financial markets last month. That came amid a central bank effort to rein in a lending boom regulators worry could spiral out of control.
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kabukiman posted on 1-10-2014 12:15 AM
Moral hazard yg hanya akan merugikan Negara.
Selagi pembetulan melalui price collapse tak berla ...
Banyak orang kat M'sia lani dok suffer from denial syndrome , tak hanya tekoyong je  , gitu punya panic situasi economic slowdown di China, tapi kat M'sia banyak yang masih menganggap depa tak akan terkesan apa2 bila masa pun , depa lupa yang China adalah rakan partner paling besar M'sia yang merancakkan import dan export selama ni . China jatuh ekonominya maka M'sia pun bakal terheret sama laa.
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http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/chinas- ... ic-slowdown-1461585
Economy
China's Foreign Investment Falls Amid Fears of Economic Slowdown
 Foreign direct investment in China fell for first time in 17 months(Reuters)
Foreign investment in mainland China fell for the first time in 17 months, as companies from Japan, Europe and the United States slashed spending in the manufacturing sector. Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows from January to July fell compared to the same period the year before, as a range of other indicators pointed to a slowdown in China's economy. Falling investment was described as an anomaly by Chinese officials but figures for lending, output and investment suggest economic growth had weakened across the country. Officials said the decline in foreign firms investing in China was unrelated to the state's crackdown on foreign companies alleged to be engaging in anti-competitive behaviour. Probes into the British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline has been the subject of a long-running anti-corruption probe, while investigations into foreign car manufacturers have been widened. However, officials have insisted that recent investigations would not scare global investors away from China.
"Such thing will never happen that foreign investors are to be scared away by only a few anti-trust investigations," said Shen Danyang, spokesman for the commerce ministry, as quoted by Reuters news agency. Shen said the Chinese government would continue to protect foreign firms' legitimate interests as it seeks to establish a more transparent and efficient market for foreign companies. China drew $71.1bn in FDI from January to July, down 0.4% on the same period in 2013. The drop marked the first decline in foreign capital inflow since February 2013, the commerce ministry said. FDI in July reached $7.8bn, the lowest in the past two years, but Chinese officials stressed the figures did not represent a downward trend. "While we are pushing for structural reforms in the economy, it is quite normal for FDI inflows to fluctuate between months," Shen said, as quoted by Reuters. "We expect foreign investment to keep a steady growth (pace) in the coming years and total FDI in 2014 to remain at a similar level with last year." Recent increases in Chinese wages and operating costs have not significantly slowed FDI inflows in China, which reached a record high of $118bn in 2013.
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Acong posted on 1-10-2014 02:54 AM
ko yg miskin hina nie mesti merempat.......
ramai je melayu yg aku kenal ada kereta mewah & ber ...
Kau tak pelik ka di M'sia media semua habih senyap je tak mention langsung bubble burst yang telah dan sedang berlaku di China , sedangkan M'sia terlalu depend pada China untuk pertumbuhan ekonominya selama ni ? 
Depa macam nak menyembunyikannya dari rakyat lah plak .... kenapa nak sembunyi , elok di bincangkan, di buat persediaan secukupnya , kalau tidak kang bila impaknya di alami rakyat tak sempat bersedia la jawabnya, semua jadi terkapa-kapa....lagi haru biru jadinya.
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Mati idup balik Najib akan cakap ekonomi Msia masih kukuh...
Idup2 rakyat kena tapau... |
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mjla posted on 1-10-2014 08:45 AM
Mati idup balik Najib akan cakap ekonomi Msia masih kukuh...
Idup2 rakyat kena tapau...
Ekonomi china jika merudum bakal memberi impak negatif secara global dan seluruh dunia bakal rasa kesannya tu nanti .
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What to Fear If China Crashes
Jul 16, 2014 6:03 PM EDT By William Pesek
Few moments in modern financial history were scarier than the week of Sept. 15, 2008, when first Lehman Brothers and then American International Group collapsed. Who could forget the cratering stock markets, panicky bailout negotiations, rampant foreclosures, depressing job losses and decimated retirement accounts -- not to mention the discouraging recovery since then?
Yet a Chinese crash might make 2008 look like a garden party. As the risks of one increase, it's worth exploring how it might look. After all, China is now the world's biggest trading nation, the second-biggest economy and holder of some $4 trillion of foreign-currency reserves. If China does experience a true credit crisis, it would be felt around the world.
"The example of how the global financial crisis began in one poorly-understood financial market and spread dramatically from there illustrates the capacity for misjudging contagion risk," Adam Slater wrote in a July 14 Oxford Economicsreport.
Lehman and AIG, remember, were just two financial firms out of dozens. Opaque dealings and off-balance-sheet investment vehicles made it virtually impossible even for the managers of those companies to understand their vulnerabilities -- and those of the broader financial system. The term "shadow banking system" soon became shorthand for potential instability and contagion risk in world markets. Well, China is that and more.
China surpassed Japan in 2011 in gross domestic product and it's gaining on the U.S. Some World Bank researchers even thinkChinais already on the verge of becoming No. 1 (I'm skeptical). China's world-trade weighting has doubled in the last decade. But the real explosion has been in the financial sector. Since 2008, Chinese stock valuations surged from $1.8 trillion to $3.8 trillion and bank-balance sheets and the money supply jumped accordingly. China's broad measure of money has surged by an incredible $12.5 trillion since 2008 to roughly match the U.S.'s monetary stock.
This enormous money buildup fed untold amounts of private-sector debt along with public-sector institutions. Its scale, speed and opacity are fueling genuine concerns about a bad-loan meltdown in an economy that's 2 1/2 times bigger than Germany's. If that happens, at a minimum it would torch China's property markets and could take down systemically important parts of Hong Kong's banking system. The reverberations probably wouldn't stop there, however, and would hit resource-dependent Australia, batter trade-driven economies Japan, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan and whack prices of everything from oil and steel to gold and corn.
"China’s importance for the world economy and the rapid growth of its financial system, mean that there are widespread concerns that a financial crisis in China would also turn into a global crisis," says London-based Slater. "A bad asset problem on this scale would dwarf that seen in the major emerging financial crises seen in Russia and Argentina in 1998 and 2001, and also be more severe than the Japanese bad loan problem of the 1990s."
Such risks belie President Xi Jinping's insistence that China's financial reform process is a domestic affair, subject neither to input nor scrutiny by the rest of the world. That's not the case. Just like the Chinese pollution that darkens Asian skies and contributes to climate change, China's financial vulnerability is a global problem. U.S. President Barack Obama made that clear enough in a May interview with National Public Radio. “We welcome China’s peaceful rise," he said. “In many ways, it would be a bigger national security problem for us if China started falling apart at the seams.”
China's ascent obviously preoccupies the White House as it thwarts U.S. foreign-policy objectives, taunts Japan and other nations with territorial claims in the Pacific and casts aspersions on America's moral leadership. But China's frailty has to be on the minds of U.S. policy makers, too
The potential for things careening out of control in China are real. What worries bears such as Patrick Chovanec of Silvercrest Asset Management in New York, is China’s unaltered obsession with building the equivalent of new “Manhattans” almost overnight even as the nation's financial system shows signs of buckling. As policy makers in Beijing generate even more credit to keep bubbles from bursting, the shadow banking system continues to grow. The longer China delays its reckoning, the worst it might be for China -- and perhaps the rest of us.
http://www.bloombergview.com/art ... ar-if-china-crashes
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bangcak posted on 1-10-2014 08:08 AM
betul tu.
sebaik je keling tu tendang tpm merangkap menteri kewangan dia waktu tu.
ekonomi malay ...
ayat orang yang takda pendidikan
padahal waktu tu negara serantau kena serangan mata wang
bukan sebab anwar dipecat
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blastoff posted on 1-10-2014 08:27 AM
Banyak orang kat M'sia lani dok suffer from denial syndrome , tak hanya tekoyong je , gi ...
hang ni selalu bagi contoh yang tak kena
bukan malaysia je yang bergantung harap dekat china nih
malah hampir semua negara dalam dunia kot
btw orang asing yang banyak beli property (rumah) dekat malaysia ni ialah orang singapore
untuk commercial property pulak, mostly pembeli dari middle east yang conquer projek baru
major trading partner malaysia yang lain ialah japan dan USA
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waktu amerika alami credit crunch dulu pun, ramai yang melenting kata malaysia akan terkesan secara langsung
tapi tak pedihkan mateeee poonnnnn
tak abis-abis meroyan doakan ekonomi malaysia collapse, hanya kerana nak buktikan yang dia betul (tegakkan benang basah) |
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doa para looossseerrr yang masih belum beli rumah
"ya Allah, ko hancurkanlah ekonomi malaysia agar padan muka manusia yang dah beli rumah banyak-banyak... berilah kemenangan kepada orang yang beli kereta besar dulu macam kami ni ya Allah!!! semoga bubble burst berlaku dalam jangkamasa terdekat ya Allah biar si pembeli rumah rugi ya Allah!!! kami tak mampu beli ketika bubble burst pun tak apa ya Allah asalkan puas hati tengok orang lain rugi ya Allah!!!" |
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Di australia sekarang ni mengalami kejatuhan matawangnya, malah pasaran sahamnya turut menjunam kerana banyak saham2 di jual dengan tergesa2 sebagai reaksi terhadap kelembapan hebat yang di alami ekonomi di china. Australia banyak bergantung ekonominya pada pasaran di china.
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014- ... 96?section=business
Market falls on fears of China slowdown Updated Mon at 1:41pmMon 29 Sep 2014, 1:41pm Business editor Peter Ryan says Australian shares are being sold down on concerns about a slowdown in China's economy. The big four banks and the mining giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have taken the brunt of the falls. The Australian dollar has also fallen to a seven month low on the China concerns and it is hovering just above 87 US cents.
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bak kata looossseerrr "eh nape beli rumah sekarang?? sekarang harga mahal sangat.. nanti bila bubble dah burst, harga rumah jatuh teruk tau.... waktu tu la korang beli berbakul-bakul"
kahkahkah ayat orang xde pelajaran
mungkin sekolah agama pondok je kahkahkah |
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tekoyong posted on 1-10-2014 02:31 PM
waktu amerika alami credit crunch dulu pun, ramai yang melenting kata malaysia akan terkesan secara ...
dalam tred nih i sokong u 100%
sapa kata ekonomi negara collapse? sapa kat ekonomi kita merudum dgn hutang
semakin tinggi??
hal yg sebenarnya negara kita semakin mewah.
bukan setakat menandingi amerika, uk pon tak mampu sewa panda
demi rakyat.
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Tekoyong,
Kejatuhan sesuatu kerajaan atau masyarakat bukan di sebabkan oleh doa sorang dua manusia laa , tapi di sebabkan oleh perbuatan kerajaan atau masyarakat tu sendiri yang tak memperdulikan hukum hakam Tuhan dalam menjalani kehidupan. Its all about their own doings that will lead to their downfall .
Kalau Allah nak timpakan sesuatu bala kepada sesatu komuniti yang berbuat dosa besar melampau2, ada orang bertaqwa yang berdoa siang malam pun takkan dapat menghindarkan bala tu dari menimpa komuniti tu laa.
Sekarang ni apa yang berlaku adalah sistem riba di amalkan cukup hebat dengan meluas merata-rata , malah rasa bangga dapat jualbeli property dengan mahal guna pinjaman beriba yang cukup besar dosanya tu, maka bersedia lah berdepan dengan bala Allah, sendiri buat sendiri tanggung la, tarak sapa perlu berdoa pun untuk di turunkan bala kerana ia berlaku menurut sunnatullah.
Berbincang mengenai apa yang menimpa negara lain boleh jadi iktibar untuk jadi pedoman agar dapat di buat persediaan yang sepatutnya. Kenapa nak anggap perbincangan sebagai doa untuk bala plak, sedangkan ia cuma bertukar pendapat dan info semata-mata.
Aku tak nampak sapa doa agar sapa pun dapat bala hapa pun, so kau tu yang dah berhalunisasi tak bertempat 
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blastoff posted on 1-10-2014 02:47 PM
Tekoyong,
Kejatuhan sesuatu kerajaan atau masyarakat bukan di sebabkan oleh doa sorang dua manus ...
hang ni pelik la
aku tengok flow perbincangan dalam thread ni, mula2 hang salahkan pemaju, pastu kerajaan negeri selangor, pastu kerajaan malaysia, pastu salahkan negara china, sekarang nak salahkan pihak bank
jangan pulak lepas ni hang salahkan tuhan pulak ye
sebenarnya SALAHKAN DIRI SENDIRI lagi senang 
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tak payah nak tipu la.... looossseeerrr dalam thread ni memang doakan agar bubble burst berlaku... kononnya harga rumah akan jadi lebih murah, senang nak beli....
kahkahkah |
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Post time 1-10-2014 02:54 AM
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