Ringgit And Sense 2025 CNY Special

Master Kenny Hoo, Founder and Chief Researcher, Good Feng Shui Group

23-Jan-25 09:30

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This week on Ringgit and Sense, producer Jake Lim prepares to greet the lunar year of the Snake, which is happening next Wednesday, with Master Kenny Hoo from Good Feng Shui Geomantic Research. Master Kenny will be sharing about what sectors might be doing well in 2025 from a Feng Shui perspective, as well as give us an idea of how each zodiac will fare in the coming months ahead.

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Produced by: Jake Lim

Presented by: Jake Lim

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