85 Bedok North Fried Oyster

[Balls2U]

Jalan bersah foodcenter has a stall that taste way better than the above. Stall open after 6pm till midnight. Located in the basement level.

I fully agree with you. Personally, I find it to be the best fried oyster stall in Sinkieland.

 

[kiketerm]

just ignore this pest. heshe's unhinged, especially when anyone casts tiongcock, tions, and the ccp in an unfavorable light. it's never about trump.

LOL! More like you are a sore loser, no power

 

[eatshitndie]

LOL! More like you are a sore loser, no power

i admit with beijing biden as potus and kamlampar kamasutra harris as vp i’m a loser as i’ll end up paying 6.9 times more taxes with these bozos in charge.

 

[kiketerm]

i admit with beijing biden as potus and kamlampar kamasutra harris as vp i’m a loser as i’ll end up paying 6.9 times more taxes with these bozos in charge.

Errrr the current Donald J Trump administration has not managed to create the jobs nor growth the previous administration has, and the resultant deficits are massive. As for the VP-Elect, Kamala Harris is half Jamaican, maybe a bit of Rastafari Culture could soothe your sore loser mentality

Once again, a Democratic Administration must clean up the mess of a GOP one, as Regan, Bush and now Donald J Trump have decimated the finances of the United States.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckj...-election-economic-scorecard/?sh=504c556441af


Trump’s Re-Election Economic Scorecard

Chuck JonesSenior Contributor
Markets
I cover technology companies, worldwide economies and the stock market

U.S. President Donald Trump (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
GETTY IMAGES
The elections are five days away and the first estimate for September quarter’s GDP was released Thursday morning, showing growth of 33.1%. While this is just short of twice the 16.7% record growth recorded in the first quarter of 1950, it is due to the rebound from the June quarter’s record fall of 31.4% and the March quarter’s decline of 5.0%.
The five charts below show how the economy has performed during President Trump’s time in office. As can be seen in many of them the economy was trending with positive results from President Obama’s term until the coronavirus hit.
Besides inheriting an economy that was doing well under President Obama, a key question for President Trump is could have some of the damage to the economy been avoided if there had been a more robust response to the coronavirus.
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GDP growth is a record but still negative from last year
The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that the economy grew 33.1% in the September quarter. Due to the distortions created by the way the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis or BEA calculates GDP; a better way to look at the economy is the year over year growth rate. As can be seen in the chart below from Gregory Daco at Oxford Economics the economy is down 2.9% year over year and is forecast to still be in negative territory in the December quarter at down 2.4%.

U.S. GDP growth
GREGORY DACO AT OXFORD ECONOMICS
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Trump continually says that the economy is the best ever during his Presidency. However, even before Covid-19 hit the economy the chart below goes back to 1930 and shows that this is far from the truth. Trump’s best GDP growth year was 3.0% in 2018 and prior to him there had been 48 years with higher growth rates.

U.S. GDP growth
U.S. BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Job growth has lagged Obama’s and 12 previous Presidents
Trump’s best year adding jobs before Covid-19 was 2018 when 2.3 million more people were working at the end of the year. However, this was less than any of President Obama’s last three years and Trump’s three year total is less than Obama’s last three years. Another indication that Trump has not had the best economy ever.

Job creation under Presidents Obama and Trump
U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS AND @DEMDIFFERENCE
And when compared to 12 previous Presidents, Trump is the only one to have lost jobs.

Job growth under 13 Presidents
U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS AND @CAPACTION
Unemployment rate
The unemployment rate was 7.8% when Obama took office during the teeth of the Great Recession and peaked at 10.0% in October 2009, nine months later. It continued to decline at a steady pace through 2018, Trump’s second year in office, when it flat-lined. Which is not surprising as there will always be some level of unemployment.
Bear in mind that when Trump touts the rebound in jobs and unemployment he wants voters to focus on the decline from the record 14.7% unemployment rate, not the increase from 3.5%. And keep in mind that there were millions of people undercounted in the surveys. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the unemployment rate actually hit 19.5% in April.

Unemployment rate
U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS AND JACK WOIDA
S&P 500
The one metric that has done well under Trump is the stock market. From his election and inauguration dates the S&P 500 has increased by 53% and 47%, respectively. A large part of the gains occurred in 2017 when the Index rose 19% in anticipation of the corporate tax rate being cut from 35% to 21%.
As shown in the chart below Obama had gains of 41% and 85% four years post his election and inauguration, respectively. While Trump benefited from the tax cuts, Obama benefited from the markets decline due to the Great Recession.

S&P 500 weekly price chart
STOCKCHARTS.COM
A key question is, was it the best policy to cut tax rates in 2018 when the economy was doing well, especially since they disproportionately benefited corporations and high-income individuals. The cuts helped the stock market by increasing companies profits (chart below from FactSet on S&P 500 earnings), but it probably would have been better to have “saved” that money in the anticipation that the economy would at least hit a soft patch. The coronavirus stimulus payments would then not have as much of a negative hit to the Federal deficit.

S&P 500 earnings
FACTSET, JOHN BUTTERS
Federal deficit
The Federal deficit was trending up under Trump’s Presidency and then exploded with the stimulus payments due to Covid-19 and lower tax revenue due to the downturn in the economy. Going into 2020 the deficit was projected to be above $1 trillion and wound up hitting $3.1 trillion.

Federal deficit pre and post-pandemic
PETER G PETERSON FOUNDATION
As a percentage of GPD the deficit was the largest since World War II. And the pre-pandemic deficit would have been larger than Obama’s post-Great Recession deficits.

Federal deficit as a percent of GDP
PETER G PETERSON FOUNDATION

 

[eatshitndie]

Errrr the current Donald J Trump administration has not managed to create the jobs nor growth the previous administration has, and the resultant deficits are massive. As for the VP-Elect, Kamala Harris is half Jamaican, maybe a bit of Rastafari Culture could soothe your sore loser mentality

Once again, a Democratic Administration must clean up the mess of a GOP one, as Regan, Bush and now Donald J Trump have decimated the finances of the United States.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckj...-election-economic-scorecard/?sh=504c556441af


Trump’s Re-Election Economic Scorecard

Chuck JonesSenior Contributor
Markets
I cover technology companies, worldwide economies and the stock market

U.S. President Donald Trump (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
GETTY IMAGES
The elections are five days away and the first estimate for September quarter’s GDP was released Thursday morning, showing growth of 33.1%. While this is just short of twice the 16.7% record growth recorded in the first quarter of 1950, it is due to the rebound from the June quarter’s record fall of 31.4% and the March quarter’s decline of 5.0%.
The five charts below show how the economy has performed during President Trump’s time in office. As can be seen in many of them the economy was trending with positive results from President Obama’s term until the coronavirus hit.
Besides inheriting an economy that was doing well under President Obama, a key question for President Trump is could have some of the damage to the economy been avoided if there had been a more robust response to the coronavirus.
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GDP growth is a record but still negative from last year
The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that the economy grew 33.1% in the September quarter. Due to the distortions created by the way the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis or BEA calculates GDP; a better way to look at the economy is the year over year growth rate. As can be seen in the chart below from Gregory Daco at Oxford Economics the economy is down 2.9% year over year and is forecast to still be in negative territory in the December quarter at down 2.4%.

U.S. GDP growth
GREGORY DACO AT OXFORD ECONOMICS
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Trump continually says that the economy is the best ever during his Presidency. However, even before Covid-19 hit the economy the chart below goes back to 1930 and shows that this is far from the truth. Trump’s best GDP growth year was 3.0% in 2018 and prior to him there had been 48 years with higher growth rates.

U.S. GDP growth
U.S. BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Job growth has lagged Obama’s and 12 previous Presidents
Trump’s best year adding jobs before Covid-19 was 2018 when 2.3 million more people were working at the end of the year. However, this was less than any of President Obama’s last three years and Trump’s three year total is less than Obama’s last three years. Another indication that Trump has not had the best economy ever.

Job creation under Presidents Obama and Trump
U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS AND @DEMDIFFERENCE
And when compared to 12 previous Presidents, Trump is the only one to have lost jobs.

Job growth under 13 Presidents
U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS AND @CAPACTION
Unemployment rate
The unemployment rate was 7.8% when Obama took office during the teeth of the Great Recession and peaked at 10.0% in October 2009, nine months later. It continued to decline at a steady pace through 2018, Trump’s second year in office, when it flat-lined. Which is not surprising as there will always be some level of unemployment.
Bear in mind that when Trump touts the rebound in jobs and unemployment he wants voters to focus on the decline from the record 14.7% unemployment rate, not the increase from 3.5%. And keep in mind that there were millions of people undercounted in the surveys. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the unemployment rate actually hit 19.5% in April.

Unemployment rate
U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS AND JACK WOIDA
S&P 500
The one metric that has done well under Trump is the stock market. From his election and inauguration dates the S&P 500 has increased by 53% and 47%, respectively. A large part of the gains occurred in 2017 when the Index rose 19% in anticipation of the corporate tax rate being cut from 35% to 21%.
As shown in the chart below Obama had gains of 41% and 85% four years post his election and inauguration, respectively. While Trump benefited from the tax cuts, Obama benefited from the markets decline due to the Great Recession.

S&P 500 weekly price chart
STOCKCHARTS.COM
A key question is, was it the best policy to cut tax rates in 2018 when the economy was doing well, especially since they disproportionately benefited corporations and high-income individuals. The cuts helped the stock market by increasing companies profits (chart below from FactSet on S&P 500 earnings), but it probably would have been better to have “saved” that money in the anticipation that the economy would at least hit a soft patch. The coronavirus stimulus payments would then not have as much of a negative hit to the Federal deficit.

S&P 500 earnings
FACTSET, JOHN BUTTERS
Federal deficit
The Federal deficit was trending up under Trump’s Presidency and then exploded with the stimulus payments due to Covid-19 and lower tax revenue due to the downturn in the economy. Going into 2020 the deficit was projected to be above $1 trillion and wound up hitting $3.1 trillion.

Federal deficit pre and post-pandemic
PETER G PETERSON FOUNDATION
As a percentage of GPD the deficit was the largest since World War II. And the pre-pandemic deficit would have been larger than Obama’s post-Great Recession deficits.

Federal deficit as a percent of GDP
PETER G PETERSON FOUNDATION

libtards don’t understand. i’m not looking for a job. i’m retired, financially independent, and looking for tax breaks with little to no handouts to the druggies, homeless and poor.

 

[kiketerm]

you don’t understand. i’m not looking for a job. i’m retired, financially independent, and looking for tax breaks with little to no handouts to the druggies, homeless and poor.

You say you do not wish for "tax breaks or handouts to the druggies, homeless, and the poor" and yet the Donald J Trump administration did exactly that, and created a fiscal nightmare. 3+ Trillion dollars spent. Handout fraud, expensive sports cars purchased, people using shortcuts to take advantage of such handouts.

The Fed's Balance Sheet is bursting at the seams and the US$ has collapsed. All to help the "druggies, homeless, and poor"

Looks like Americans themselves will have to pay for the fallacy of the GOP, once again. History repeats itself, as usual.

 

[eatshitndie]

You say you do not wish for "tax breaks or handouts to the druggies, homeless, and the poor" and yet the Donald J Trump administration did exactly that, and created a fiscal nightmare. 3+ Trillion dollars spent. Handout fraud, expensive sports cars purchased, people using shortcuts to take advantage of such handouts.

The Fed's Balance Sheet is bursting at the seams and the US$ has collapsed. All to help the "druggies, homeless, and poor"

Looks like Americans themselves will have to pay for the fallacy of the GOP, once again. History repeats itself, as usual.

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that’s a result of ccp wuhan virus. without the crap from ccp, there’s no need for $trillions of stimulus packages. every cuntry impacted by the ccp virus is spending beyond their means and reserves, including “always must have budget surplus” sg. your kind of arguments are vacuous and based on half-truths - very typical of ccp cocksuckers.

 

[kiketerm]

that’s a result of ccp wuhan virus. without the crap from ccp, there’s no need for $trillions of stimulus packages. every cuntry impacted by the ccp virus is spending beyond their means and reserves, including “always must have budget surplus” sg. your kind of arguments are vacuous and based on half-truths - very typical of ccp cocksuckers.

Errrr the pandemic was just a part of it. What about before? Why so poor performance? How are deficits supposed to grow the stock market? How are 401K plans to thrive when the treasury is in such dire straits?

The Donald J Trump administration is ranked the 44 of 45 administrations in United States history. If you do not wish for more drugs and homeless on the streets, perhaps better leadership might serve the United States than the 2nd worst President in United States history.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_rankings_of_presidents_of_the_United_States

Historical rankings of presidents of the United States

No.	President	Political party	Schl. 1948[1]	Schl. 1962[5]	M-B 1982	CT 1982	Siena 1982	Siena 1990	Siena 1994	R-McI 1996[7]	Schl. 1996[6]	C-SPAN 2000	WSJ 2000	Siena 2002	WSJ 2005[8]	C-2009[27]	Si. 2010[14][15]	USPC 2011[22]	APSA 2015[25]	C-2017[28]	APSA 2018[26]	Si. 2018[29]	Most frequent quartile
1	George Washington	Independent	02	02	03	02	04	04	04	03	02 (tie)	03	01	04	01	02	04	03	02	02	02	01	1
2	John Adams	Federalist	09	10	09	15	10	14	12	14	11	16	13	12	13	17	17	12	15	19	14	14	2
3	Thomas Jefferson	Democratic-Republican	05	05	04	05	02	03	05	04	04	07	04	05	04	07	05	04	05	07	05	05	1
4	James Madison	Democratic-Republican	14	12	14	17	09	08	09	10	17	18	15	09	17	20	06	14	13	17	12	07	2
5	James Monroe	Democratic-Republican	12	18	15	16	15	11	15	13	15	14	16	08	16	14	07	13	16	13	18	08	2
6	John Quincy Adams	Democratic-Republican	11	13	16	19	17	16	17	18	18	19	20	17	25	19	19	20	22	21	23	18	2
7	Andrew Jackson	Democratic	06	06	07	07	13	09	11	08	05	13	06	13	10	13	14	09	09	18	15	19	1
8	Martin Van Buren	Democratic	15	17	20	18	21	21	22	21	21	30	23	24	27	31	23	27	25	34	27	25	3
9	William Henry Harrison	Whig	–	–	–	–	26	35	28	35	–	37	–	36	–	39	35	–	39	38	42	39	4
10	John Tyler	Independent[30]	22	25	28	28	34	33	34	34	32	36	34	37	35	35	37	37	36	39	37	37	4
11	James K. Polk	Democratic	10	08 (tie)	12	10	12	13	14	11	09	12	10	11	09	12	12	16	19	14	20	12	2
12	Zachary Taylor	Whig	25	24	27	26	29	34	33	29	29	28	31	34	33	29	33	33	33	31	35	30	3
13	Millard Fillmore	Whig	24	26	29	31	32	32	35	36	31	35	35	38	36	37	38	35	37	37	38	38	4
14	Franklin Pierce	Democratic	27	28	31	33	35	36	37	37	33 (tie)	39	37 (tie)	39	38	40	40	39	40	41	41	40	4
15	James Buchanan	Democratic	26	29	33	34	37	38	39	40	38	41	39	41	40	42	42	40	43	43	43	43	4
16	Abraham Lincoln	Republican	01	01	01	01	03	02	02	01	01	01	02	02	02	01	03	02	01	01	01	03	1
17	Andrew Johnson	National Union[31]	19	23	32	30	38	39	40	39	37	40	36	42	37	41	43	36	41	42	40	44	4
18	Ulysses S. Grant	Republican	28	30	35	32	36	37	38	38	33 (tie)	33	32	35	29	23	26	29	28	22	21	24	4
19	Rutherford B. Hayes	Republican	13	14	22	22	22	23	24	25	23	26	22	27	24	33	31	30	30	32	29	32	3
20	James A. Garfield	Republican	–	–	–	–	25	30	26	30	–	29	–	33	–	28	27	–	31	29	34	28	3
21	Chester A. Arthur	Republican	17	21 (tie)	23	24	24	26	27	28	26	32	26	30	26	32	25	32	32	35	31	34	3
22/24	Grover Cleveland	Democratic	08	11	17	13	18	17	19	16	13	17	12	20	12	21	20	21	23	23	24	23	2
23	Benjamin Harrison	Republican	21	20	26	25	31	29	30	31	19	31	27	32	30	30	34	34	29	30	32	35	3
25	William McKinley	Republican	18	15	18	11	19	19	18	17	16	15	14	19	14	16	21	17	21	16	19	20	2
26	Theodore Roosevelt	Republican	07	07	05	04	05	05	03	05	06	04	05	03	05	04	02	05	04	04	04	04	1
27	William Howard Taft	Republican	16	16	19	20	20	20	21	20	22	24	19	21	20	24	24	25	20	24	22	22	2
28	Woodrow Wilson	Democratic	04	04	06	06	06	06	06	06	07	06	11	06	11	09	08	06	10	11	11	11	1
29	Warren G. Harding	Republican	29	31	36	36	39	40	41	41	39	38	37 (tie)	40	39	38	41	38	42	40	39	41	4
30	Calvin Coolidge	Republican	23	27	30	29	30	31	36	33	30	27	25	29	23	26	29	28	27	27	28	31	3
31	Herbert Hoover	Republican	20	19	21	21	27	28	29	24	33 (tie)	34	29	31	31	34	36	26	38	36	36	36	3
32	Franklin D. Roosevelt	Democratic	03	03	02	03	01	01	01	02	02 (tie)	02	03	01	03	03	01	01	03	03	03	02	1
33	Harry S. Truman	Democratic	–	08 (tie)	08	08	07	07	07	07	08	05	07	07	07	05	09	07	06	06	06	09	1
34	Dwight D. Eisenhower	Republican	–	21 (tie)	11	09	11	12	08	09	10	09	09	10	08	08	10	10	07	05	07	06	1
35	John F. Kennedy	Democratic	–	–	13	14	08	10	10	15	12	08	18	14	15	06	11	15	14	08	16	10	2
36	Lyndon B. Johnson	Democratic	–	–	10	12	14	15	13	12	14	10	17	15	18	11	16	11	12	10	10	16	2
37	Richard Nixon	Republican	–	–	34	35	28	25	23	32	36	25	33	26	32	27	30	23	34	28	33	29	3
38	Gerald Ford	Republican	–	–	24	23	23	27	32	27	28	23	28	28	28	22	28	24	24	25	25	27	3
39	Jimmy Carter	Democratic	–	–	25	27	33	24	25	19	27	22	30	25	34	25	32	18	26	26	26	26	3
40	Ronald Reagan	Republican	–	–	–	–	16 *	22	20	26	25	11	08	16	06	10	18	08	11	09	09	13	1
41	George H. W. Bush	Republican	–	–	–	–	–	18 *	31	22	24	20	21	22	21	18	22	22	17	20	17	21	2
42	Bill Clinton	Democratic	–	–	–	–	–	–	16 *	23 *	20 *	21 *	24 *	18	22	15	13	19	08	15	13	15	2
43	George W. Bush	Republican	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	23 *	19 *	36	39	31	35	33	30	33	3
44	Barack Obama	Democratic	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	15 *	–	18 *	12	08	17	2
45	Donald Trump	Republican	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	44 *	42 *	4 *
Total in survey			29	31

 

[Balls2U]

From oyster omelette jumped to US politics?

 

[laksaboy]

From oyster omelette jumped to US politics?

Didn't Joe Biden have a cameo appearance in a Sinkie hawker centre? The two topics might be connected.

 

[CPTMiller]

Lucky I live in Bedok, can go over to try this stall.

Normally i will visit when i am near lavender.

#01-32 Jalan Besar, 166 Berseh Food Centre

 

[micromachine]

Didn't Joe Biden have a cameo appearance in a Sinkie hawker centre? The two topics might be connected.

Knn last time I think my cheekon lice thread also kenna hijacked by ginfuck.

 

[vamjok]

go bedok 85 i prefer to eat the ma chou mee (2 stores side by side to me they taste about the same, heard is one stall steal the formulation from the other after seeing its good biz)

 

[micromachine]

Bak chor mee you mean?

 

[Johnrambo]

"The Fried Kway Teow was palate-titillating TIGHT - moist, springy flat rice noodles charred to a heady sweet T leapt out at taste buds amidst an emulsive, soy (sauce) sozzled bosom of yellow mee, blood cockles and lup cheong bits."

Written by Claire again?

Wah Claire english jin powderful, imagine her speaking in her sexy voice....

 

[sleaguepunter]

Jalan Berseh or Jalan Besar?
I used to go Simon Road just for the crispy orhluak.

See post #33 by cpt miller.

 

[zhihau]

See post #33 by cpt miller.

Will head over to try.

 

[sleaguepunter]

Jalan Berseh or Jalan Besar?
I used to go Simon Road just for the crispy orhluak.

I don’t find Simon road coffeeshop orhluak nice. I used to like lim tua tow market Ah Hock orhluak. But after move to balestier market and operated by ah hock’s son I stop patronize the son.
This stall at berseh food center I started eating only $3, now minimum $5. If u like crispy type, maybe it may not suit your palate.

 

[zhihau]

I don’t find Simon road coffeeshop orhluak nice. ...
If u like crispy type, maybe it may not suit your palate.

Simon Rd version is crispy and very oily type.
Will still try the Jln Berseh stall, just to try the consistency of the tapioca starch.

 

[glockman]

Normally i will visit when i am near lavender.

#01-32 Jalan Besar, 166 Berseh Food Centre

another good stall? Thanks