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Now Only I Know The Truth !

I thought it was truth ...

Bulls are not enraged by the color red

The matadors of Spain -- and anywhere else, for that matter -- wave red capes in an effort to enrage bulls for entertainment purposes. People have since drawn the conclusion that the color must anger the bull.
But bulls are color blind. Being dichromats, it isn't the color of the cape that bothers them, but the movement of the fabric. This incites the bull to charge.

Read more here: http://www.businessinsider.com/15-everyday-facts-that-are-totally-wrong-2011-8#bulls-are-not-enraged-by-the-color-red-7#ixzz1YUx4Tugc

What's Now ?

Notice recently property market in Malaysia is cooling down .....
- There are fewer new property launches
- Fewer people looking for house, base on feedback from agents
- Government start exploring method to further bring down living cost, by limit 1 person 1 house....
- Fear of global economy recession
- Plunge in global stock market

==> All are negative news.

Guess now most people are at wait and see attitude, seeking for the direction....

On the other hand, oversea property investment start getting hot in Malaysia, especially UK, US and Australia .....People start leverage on weaker Pound Sterling (UK) and US dollar, and some start planning for their future kid study and acommodation (Australia, UK)....

http://www.starproperty.my/PropertyScene/PropertyNews/14841/0/0

Whither retail space?

Whither retail space?

PROPERTY developers might have a problem filling their up-and-coming malls with prospective tenants given the shaky global economy and cautious consumer sentiment currently.

This situation is compounded by the fact that Malaysia has an oversupply of retail space.

“Retail supply is growing despite the economic slowdown. Developers in all parts of Malaysia are still planning and building shopping centres,” says Henry Butcher Retail managing director Tan Hai Hsin.

Investing beyond our shores

Investing beyond our shores

M’sians buying up properties abroad thanks to lower exchange rates

COMPANY director P.E. Chua bought his first foreign property four years ago, paying A$350,000 (RM1.1mil) for a house in Melbourne, Australia.

“My daughter was seven years old then and I was worried about the 6% annual inflation cost in Australian education. So I thought it would be a good idea to invest in a landed property there instead of another property in KL,” says the 44-year-old.

Chua, who has rented out the Melbourne house, says he has the option of either letting his daughter stay there once she starts her tertiary studies, which could be another six or seven years, or dispose of the property to offset her education costs.

Chua is among a growing number of local investors snapping up properties abroad, finding the prices almost at par with or even lower than those in Kuala Lumpur and Penang where prices have skyrocketed in prime locations.

Final block of Z Residence condo in Bukit Jalil to be launched this month

Final block of Z Residence condo in Bukit Jalil to be launched this month

KUALA LUMPUR: Trinity Group Sdn Bhd, the developer of Z Residence condominium in Bukit Jalil, Selangor will be launching Tower D, the final block of the project sometime this month following encouraging sales at the launch for Tower C recently.

Ng said Tower D with 265 units with unit sizes from 1,032 sq ft to 1,407 sq ft is expected to be launched in September but declined to reveal the exact date. The selling prices have not been fixed but Ng said prices would be higher than previous launches.

I Like This - Get an online business

1. Buy a domain name that is related to your online business. If you are selling gardening tools online, a good domain name would be http://www.cheap-gardening-equipment.com/, rather than http://www.gardntoolz.com/. You can purchase a cheap domain name at http://www.namecheap.com/ or http://www.godaddy.com/.

2. Get yourself a web hosting account to store your website on. Google web hosting providers' and you will have a large selection to choose from. I would suggest a cPanel-based hosting account (just ask your web host to show you which packages are cPanel-based).

3. Install a website on your hosting. My suggestion would be to install Wordpress onto your website, as it is the most commonly used open source website available online and it's free too! Again, ask your web host to give you a tutorial on how to do this; they'll probably even have videos or a step-by-step guide for you to follow.

4. Install a free theme for your website. Go to http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/ and take your pick. Installing a theme can be done in one click.

5. Find something to sell online. You can either source for or create your own products, but selling other peoples' products as an “affiliate” would be a faster way to start. Commissions are typically 50% to 70% for electronic products and 4% to15% for physical products. You can try www.clickbank.com or https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/ to find products to sell online.

6. Go to paypal.com and register an account so that you can start receiving money if you are selling your own products or services online.

7. Drive traffic to your website by telling friends on Facebook and Twitter, by writing articles on your website to generate search engine traffic, participating in discussions in related forums or blogs and even give Google and Facebook advertising a try. Track your web traffic by using www.google.com/analytics to see where your marketing dollars are going.

8. Repeat step 7 and don't give up!

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/9/4/nation/9424457&sec=nation