eyeswideopen, I should have clarified that I was looking at the medium to long term, when if one's optimistic, one has to assume that 'the virus' will be (if not eliminated) less of a problem, and not the cause of chaotic decision making by governments overly influenced by health bureaucrats.
I absolutely agree in the short term that there'll be more saving, but also more spending on household goods, many of which MYR sells.
SilverTrade, yes I too hope MYR 'got a bite'.
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| 74.5¢ | 74.5¢ | 71.5¢ | $372.2K | 514.9K |
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| 3 | 3578 | 72.0¢ |
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