There seems to have been a relentless stream of critical commentary about Pakatan Harapan since it took the reins of government nearly a year ago. The narrative is one of a steep slide in public confidence in PH governance.
Twenty-five years ago, we were one of the largest trading stock markets in the world. In our heyday, our brokers were flush with money, our economy was prosperous and growing. Our capital market then was awash with hot money, and fuelled the speculations of common peoples’ dreams. Those golden days are no more.
I see great companies trading at depressed values: there is no light at the end of the tunnel. I see people giving up on the stock market: there isn’t any gold mine to dream of. After many years, the journey has been lonely and only some of us have survived, scraping by each day. Not exactly a great sight.
Get people back into stock investing. Start initiatives and create programmes that work. Get out of the building, go to the universities and colleges.
Before that step. Start educating the Rakyat about stock market, shares buying, financial markets , financial instruments and its related . In China soon the Govt will implement Shares Market and its related as a syllabus in schools.