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Sure can buy at 1.19 after it has crashed down from 1.32 during the last 2 weeks, and place it out in FD at 6.8% pa. It's been very much oversold. Next support level is 1.16, but I expect a rebound first before it corrects downwards, if it corrects.
Tomorrow US will release GDP numbers which I'm told won't be good, and I expect USD/SGD to come down. I may go into USD.
i calculate that to convert sing$ to aust and back to sing$ will incur fees of about 5-7%. so if i buy aus $ and put in FD for 1 yr, i dont gain anything except to hope to make on the exchange rate.
any ideas ?
you are not alone.
i too, hope things go down abit.
the oil price has caused alot of things to go haywire, including the prices of food and electricity.
now, i think is a stale-mate kind of situation - the sellers are not willing to lower their prices, and buyers are waiting for a better price.
i hope the sellers blink first.
the property market and stock market are examples of such.
foreigners leave = might actually be a good thing.
i was at bugis having dinner at a hongkong-style cafe eatery.
the waitress who attended to me was a China national (from her accent and non-understanding of English), and the 2 other tables next to mine - 1 was bunch of (China) Chinese students and the other one looked Asian but with a non-local accent when conversing in English.
i was also hoping that things will cool down a bit but not till the point where there are massive retrenchments and alot of pple go out of jobs...very sad one you know..
singapore is an expensive place...no job very hard to survive
i was at bugis having dinner at a hongkong-style cafe eatery.
the waitress who attended to me was a China national (from her accent and non-understanding of English), and the 2 other tables next to mine - 1 was bunch of (China) Chinese students and the other one looked Asian but with a non-local accent when conversing in English.
Recessions and depressions are a very good thing! We need such events to weed out the excesses & wastage. Hopefully everything will crash, things become cheaper with less crowding in spore.
Like natural forest fires, they destroy the old so that the new may take over.
With the recession in the US, this will come here. What I want is that when there are retrenchments, will the locals go or the FT. And what will the garment do to save sinkies their jobs.
The govt certainly will be hands off. I guess everything being equal, the more expensive staff will go first, regardless of whether you're local, PRs or foreigners.