The PAP government has never made such a claim:
wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial_centre#Ranking
since both rankings are published by foreigners (including even Chinese people from the PRC), right?
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Serious Singapore Stock Exchange Is In Trouble
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wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial_centre#Ranking
since both rankings are published by foreigners (including even Chinese people from the PRC), right?
The PAP government has never made such a claim:
wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial_centre#Ranking
which is published by foreigners (including even Chinese people from the PRC), right?
where did the foreigners get the data from?
good point
agree.....
MIW misinformed the 69.9%
Don't know if Spore will eventually collapse but I have already taken the precaution of divesting from Spore. Other than my home, some Singtel shares & what is in my CPF, $ in my bank account, my $ is invested in Malaysia & the US. All these steps were taken in preparation for when I decide to emigrate but also protects me if Spore collapses.
The ringgit might be weak but I have more faith in the companies there & I am re-investing some of the dividends I am getting from Malaysia. Same with the USD dividends that I am getting from my US investments.
Investing is a life long pursuit & doesn't stop even if you have made your millions
u r a wise man
If you're implying that they got it from the untrustworthy PAP government, then you should also blame them for trusting the PAP government, right?
Furthermore, that would imply that they also should not be trusted, since they have been trusting untrustworthy governments, such as the PAP government, right?
But obviously, the much more important question should be, who should we trust?
YOU?
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If you're implying that they got it from the untrustworthy PAP government, then you should also blame them for trusting the PAP government, right?
Furthermore, that would imply that they also should not be trusted, since they have been trusting untrustworthy governments, such as the PAP government, right?
But obviously, the much more important question should be, who should we trust?
YOU?
the data came from the govt and if the data are not totally true, then the govt is the main culprit. everyone expects the truth and nothing but the whole truth from a govt ie the official data.
simple logic. no need to dispute
Hope this helps to clear the air what is happening. Companies delisting in a down turn means that they know that it is undervalued and they can buy up their own shares cheaply. It means they pocket all the profits which are the dividends. When the market picks up, they will float their company again (IPO) and make a second killing. Listing in another market is to snare to a new group of naive people who have no background. This used to be frown but many business which are controlled by an individual or by a family tend to do this as they have inside of what the company is worth. In the past these companies were the favourite of mom and pops who like to play penny stocks.
This is true for some companies. But NOL does not fall into this category. So is SMRT. There are some companies which just fold up because of bad business
Do u disagree that SG share market is not doing well?
Based on the rubbish you post and the half truths you tell, you dont rate a reply from him.
Then u got any stock market to recoomend? Something similar like how the BB operate here in sgx? :(
quite amazing that the STI index is still at 3200+ points. wonder how long this bubble will last before bursting.
ckmpd, you know after a while people really get sick of all this complaining and mudslinging and in sinkie lingo kow pei kow bu (kpkb).
There is only so much of that which people can take.
before long they will ask, so do what? And mind you they are not asking you what they should do. They are asking YOU to do something else.
I know I know you keep saying posting here is to "reveal" the truth to Singaporeans and all that jazz. But really it has been more than a decade of people posting the same things already. What you are doing is absolutely nothing new. And the results have been the same. Either people continue to vote PAP or they migrate or they shut up.
There is only so much of that which people can take.
before long they will ask, so do what? And mind you they are not asking you what they should do. They are asking YOU to do something else.
I know I know you keep saying posting here is to "reveal" the truth to Singaporeans and all that jazz. But really it has been more than a decade of people posting the same things already. What you are doing is absolutely nothing new. And the results have been the same. Either people continue to vote PAP or they migrate or they shut up.
it's understandable. her moniker "ckmpd" stands for constantly kow momma pappa daily. otherwise, she will use the other moniker "tracy" - talk rot and confuse you.
Not jazz sir, only blues. :(
In contrast only 29 companies were listed for the last 2 lacklustre years. These are mainly small listed companies.
In layman's terms, it is like a shopping mall losing 56 anchor tenants like Robinsons, Giant Supermarket etc and is only able to attract 29 small retailers like Old Chang Kee, Body Shop, 7 Eleven. Can such a shopping mall survive?
Can SGX survive well when NOL, Kep Land, SMRT delist and are replaced by Manulife US Reit, Frasers Logistics & Industrial Trust, EC World Reit?
The writing is clear on the wall and many remisiers have left
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