May 20, 2014
In early December 2013, the benchmark Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FTSE KLCI) reached a record high of 1826.95 points. At face value, it seems that now is the time to take advantage of the bullish trend and venture into the stock market. While enthusiasm is easily maintained when the index is moving up, it is when the pointer slides down that resolve is tested. As such, developing the right mindset is a must for any investor and this is when education provider like Beyond Insights comes in.

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