The $AUD is down about 6% ahainst the baht this year I think.
How can one know the difference? Thai companies are after all is said and done, still Thai.Originally Posted by draco888
I remember thinking about investing in the Hong Kong stock exchange. A Chinese friend of mine said are you crazy? Chinese play the stocks like they gamble on the lottery. Never play Asian stock markets, he said.
sorry, I am not into game of vice, like you areOriginally Posted by 9999
yeah, the SET was crashing a bit, nothing unusual, happens when the performance of the SET has been strong for a number of weeks, overseas investors taking profits and the high exchange rate adding an extra performance if they can repatriate those profits with a strong THB
might go down a bit more, buying opportunities for sure, as it was difficult to get anything at a decent price
it's a bit vague, isn't it ? it's like saying "Gold is good"Originally Posted by draco888
That rules out whoring then innit.Originally Posted by Butterfly
And you never did answer, do you have any huge shirts? I can't afford one big enough to lift beer bottles under from 7/11. Gonna help me out or not?
Not into games of vice, just playing the SET a chicago mafia old school smoky poker room is more legit than the friggin SET!
by which standards ? yours ?Originally Posted by 9999
I think the standards of an overweight serial whoremongering SET player would be more valid
you are the one making the judgment call on the SET, not me
however, for poker games, that judgment call is quite clear, it's a game of vice by all standards (except for criminals of course)
prostitution is not a game of vice, just so you know
maybe try to read a book or something, or better yet, get an education
is it ?Originally Posted by draco888
how is sexual preference or sexual games a vice in your world ?
I have yet to see any recommendations of yours outside Gold,Originally Posted by draco888
I did a few back then, told you already, about Thai stocks, there is a thread about it, why don't you read it and compare them with your own performance
More bad news from the UK
Fresh blow for UK credit rating - MSN News UK
The UK's credit rating has suffered a fresh blow after a major agency placed it on watch for a downgrade.
Fitch warned the country faced a negative outlook days after Chancellor George Osborne unveiled dire growth and borrowing figures in the Budget.
Another of the big ratings agencies, Moody's, became the first to strip Britain of its gold-plated AAA assessment last month.
Fitch has placed the UK on "rating watch negative", indicating there is a "heightened probability of a downgrade in the near term".
It expects to complete a full review of the sovereign credit rating by the end of April.
The agency said the move "reflects the latest economic and fiscal forecasts published by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) that indicate that UK government debt will peak later and at a higher level than previously expected by Fitch".
The OBR is now predicting that general government gross debt (GGGD) will peak at 100.8% in 2016-17 - a level Fitch has previously suggested would result in a downgrade.
"The persistently weak performance of UK growth, in part due to European growth, has increased uncertainty around the UK's potential output and longer-term trend rate of growth with significant implications for public finances," said the agency.
Shadow Treasury minister Chris Leslie said: "This is yet another blow to a downgraded Chancellor who made keeping the confidence of the credit rating agencies the number one test of his economic policy. What really matters are the economic realities which Fitch are responding to including, as their statement says, 'the persistently weak performance of UK growth'.
"George Osborne's plan has catastrophically failed on growth, living standards and the deficit. But instead of a change of direction and action to kickstart the flatlining economy all we got this week was more of the same failing policies. That's why this more of the same Budget will be remembered as a wasted chance to change course before it was too late."
So 9999 and butter's what's a good SET stock? All the Government backed stuff, which is 99% of the SET?
Using the statement by the friend as an allegory regarding investment in Asian stock markets. Similar to the general statement that, "when the cab drivers in NYC are investing in the stock market its time to get out." Capich!
only in their own mindsOriginally Posted by 9999
to others they are just gamblers indulging in their vice
oh right, so he knew everythingOriginally Posted by ltnt
all countries play the stocks like that, as they are a gamble; although often an informed one
He says that if you gotta ask, then its a sure bet you're about to do something stupid!Originally Posted by Fluke
I'm glad you're not my broker Andy. Please do invest in the Asian markets. My friend says: You deserve it.Originally Posted by DrAndy
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