51.   Most analysts believe that force selling was the significant factorbehind the massive sell-down of Malaysian stocks last year.

52.   That could scare off foreign investors and hurt stock prices in Singapore, which is one of the biggest arenas for trading Malaysian stocks outside the country.

53.   The markets may not seem similar at first, but the bidders at art auctions have a lot in common with buyers of suburban condos and Malaysian stocks.

54.   The measures include a fixed exchange rate and ban on trading of Malaysian stocks overseas.

55.   The measures include a fixed exchange rate and ban trading of Malaysian stocks overseas.

56.   The measures include a fixed exchange rate for the ringgit and a ban on trading of Malaysian stocks overseas.

57.   This was noted by some foreign observers, who stressed the point that Malaysian stocks were grossly oversold.

58.   Analysts had said the implementation of the CDS system will hurt the Singapore market and affect its trading volume since a big chunk of it is from Malaysian stocks.

59.   Analysts said the full implementation of the CDS system will hurt the Singapore market and affect its trading volume since a big chunk of it is from Malaysian stocks.

60.   The system was a boost for the local industry as Singaporeans could not trade Malaysian stocks directly anymore but would have to go through Malaysian brokers, they said.