Just been watching the Malaysia market and it's been pretty rough lately. The KLCI has been sliding for five days straight, down almost 60 points or around 3.6 percent. We're hovering right around that 1,700 mark now - feels like support is holding up there for the moment. Yesterday closed at 1,700.21, down about 16 points. The thing is, there's a lot of mixed signals globally. Europe was down, U.S. markets were all over the place, so Asia's kind of caught in between trying to figure out direction. On the local side, plantations got hit pretty hard while financials and telecoms were all mixed. Some notable moves - Petronas Chemicals absolutely skyrocketed with a 13 percent jump, Petronas Dagangan up 1.27 percent. But we also saw some heavy hitters stumble like Maybank down 2 percent, CIMB dropping 1.24 percent, and MRDIY getting absolutely crushed with a 7.26 percent plunge. Over in the States, Wall Street was basically flat. The Dow barely budged, NASDAQ squeezed out a small gain, S&P 500 basically went nowhere. There was some early panic selling over geopolitical tensions but traders used the dip as a buying opportunity. Oil prices went crazy though - WTI crude jumped over 6 percent to 71 bucks a barrel on Middle East concerns. Honestly, if the 1,700 support holds on the KLCI, we might see some stabilization, but there's just too much uncertainty floating around right now to feel confident about a strong recovery.