Corporates remain in earnings recession


However, as most investors are aware, the index may not be reflection of where strong investment gains can be made as the Malaysian bourse has always been a market where investors get to pick the right stocks to beat the market’s benchmark.

AMONG the comments that were made at the of second quarter earnings season ended three months ago is that we have probably seen the worse in terms of earnings disappointment and investors should see better performance among our corporates going forward.

Guess what? Sorry guys, corporate Malaysia has disappointed the market yet again and we as investors would need to accept another apology from Malaysian companies for failing to deliver on earnings growth, as the just concluded third quarter earnings season remain as disappointing as before.

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