Just caught the Malaysia market update from Wednesday - the KLCI dropped another 6.20 points to close at 1,747.81, so we're still in that losing streak. Down over 0.6% across two sessions now, which isn't great, but the fintech and tech sector activity suggests things might stabilize soon. Looking at individual movers, some solid gains from the energy plays like Petronas Chemicals (up 2.58%) and Petronas Dagangan (surging 2.62%), but the financials were all over the place - mixed signals from CIMB, RHB, and the banking stocks. Public Bank took a hit with a 2.75% drop, and Tenaga Nasional plummeted 4.79%, so utilities and energy are still sorting themselves out. The fintech company space in Malaysia hasn't shown major movement yet, but with Wall Street staying strong - Dow up 0.63%, NASDAQ jumping 1.26% - there's decent momentum for the broader Asian markets to follow. Nvidia's earnings beat (nearly $43B in revenue) is pushing tech stocks higher globally, so if that strength carries over, the Malaysia bourse should catch a bid on the upside. Oil pulled back slightly to $65.48 on inventory builds, nothing dramatic. Pretty typical consolidation pattern - the question is whether we get that bounce Thursday or if the selling pressure continues.