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ON Wednesday, the FBM KLCI extended its gains; taking its cue from Asian stocks’ upbeat performance.  Market breadth, however, was still negative for the second consecutive day with losers outperforming gainers by 1.4 to one at the close.

Overnight losses in Wall Street and the drop of US consumer confidence to five-month low did not affect the local bourse’s performance, as regionally China, Japan and Europe will continue with their stimulus programme. However, oil prices remained under pressure ahead of the OPEC meeting as traders awaited news of any potential production cutback.

The FBM KLCI rose 0.2% to close at 1,842.2.

 My portfolio returns declined very slightly by 0.01% to  RM 103,374.40.

The portfolio started on 8 July 2014 with a capital of RM100,000. Since then, it has outperformed the FBM KLCI by 6.0%, and has registered an annualised return of 8.7%.

Total profits currently stand at RM 3,374.

After selling a large portion of my portfolio last Wednesday, I am now 36% invested and hold only two stocks, namely Willowglen (down 1.2% yesterday)and Crescendo (up 0.7% yesterday).

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This article first appeared in The Edge Financial Daily, on November 27, 2014.

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