New Economic Storm Coming...
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Originally posted by 4sg:
Our power Lady Ah Ho very smart. She tells you Xmas coming so hohoho. Put your money into the empty piggy bank!
Published November 18, 2009
Temasek in US$500m global bond issue
By CONRAD TAN
TEMASEK Holdings is raising US$500 million by selling 30-year US dollar bonds to institutional investors worldwide - its second large bond issue in a month.
The bonds will pay fixed interest of 5.375 per cent a year until they mature in 2039. They are rated triple-A - the highest grade possible - by credit-rating agencies Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investor Services.
The bonds are priced to yield 1.15 percentage points more than 30-year US Treasury bonds and are being re-offered to investors at a slight discount to yield a return of 5.441 per cent a year, Temasek said in a statement.
They are the longest-dated bonds issued by Temasek so far, and the third series under a US$5 billion medium-term note programme it started in 2005.
Last month, Temasek sold US$1.5 billion of US dollar bonds paying fixed interest of 4.3 per cent a year and maturing in October 2019. In 2005, it sold US$1.75 billion of US dollar bonds paying fixed interest of 4.5 per cent a year and maturing in September 2015.
Further issues are likely. Temasek chief executive Ho Ching said in May that it plans to issue bonds of varying maturities. The spread - or extra yield - on the bonds, compared with traditional benchmarks such as US Treasuries, will reflect investors' perception of Temasek's creditworthiness.
This will serve as a public signal of Temasek's financial position and credit risks that will bind its strategic actions and commercial choices, Ms Ho said at the time. 'We hope to establish a series of different tenured bonds for a more robust and nuanced signal over the longer term,' she added.
As with the earlier issues, the bonds will be listed on Singapore Exchange.
Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used by Temasek and its subsidiaries to fund their ordinary course of business, Temasek said. Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are managing the sale.All the bonds under the US$5 billion medium-term note programme are fully and unconditionally guaranteed by Temasek.
The bonds will be issued by Temasek Financial (I), a wholly owned unit of Temasek that was set up in 2004 to issue notes under the bond programme.
The offering is scheduled to close on Nov 23.
I do believe it is a good biz decisions. Bonds are used to generate capital, which means lesser touching of our reserves.
As the world is slowly evolving out of the financial crisis, opportunities galore abounds. With sufficient capital, Temasek would be a good position to capture market opportunities, coupled with the recent APEC's declarations and objectives for free trade and opening up of markets.
With our intelligent workforce as well as heavy investments in R&D, science and tech, our country thru our GICs are poised to take on the world and grab whatever market share while we can. Repaying the bond interests upon maturity should not be a problem, for the returns in blue chip companies would definately be high.
Our markets are not only in Dubai alone, but had reached even from Africa to Russia. Human has needs and ultimately will have to spend even just to survive. Investing in science and tech is right, for it improves survival and creates viable products and services wanted by the markets.
With the profits generated, it does not goes into the wallets of ministers but to our society's coffers, unlike private enterprises which only enrich bosses.
Doom or gloom, mankind had always moved on and had never gone extinct. If extinction is near, then even the rich also will have problems on survival, let alone the poor, to worry over investments.
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http://www.hyperinflation.net/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation
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Originally posted by xtreyier:
I do believe it is a good biz decisions. Bonds are used to generate capital, which means lesser touching of our reserves.
As the world is slowly evolving out of the financial crisis, opportunities galore abounds. With sufficient capital, Temasek would be a good position to capture market opportunities, coupled with the recent APEC's declarations and objectives for free trade and opening up of markets.
With our intelligent workforce as well as heavy investments in R&D, science and tech, our country thru our GICs are poised to take on the world and grab whatever market share while we can. Repaying the bond interests upon maturity should not be a problem, for the returns in blue chip companies would definately be high.
Our markets are not only in Dubai alone, but had reached even from Africa to Russia. Human has needs and ultimately will have to spend even just to survive. Investing in science and tech is right, for it improves survival and creates viable products and services wanted by the markets.
With the profits generated, it does not goes into the wallets of ministers but to our society's coffers, unlike private enterprises which only enrich bosses.
Doom or gloom, mankind had always moved on and had never gone extinct. If extinction is near, then even the rich also will have problems on survival, let alone the poor, to worry over investments.
I really have to ask you this... are you for real? Do you really believe all that?
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Originally posted by Shotgun:
I really have to ask you this... are you for real? Do you really believe all that?
What is there not to believe? Crisis comes with opportunities, tried and tested time after time since civilisation begun, best taken with calculated risks and not foolhardy ones. Who better than those whom are well connected, in the know, to make them?
Like you once said, its all about buy, sell and profit, and in this case, with long term vision for benefits. There's still plenty of resources on Earth and mankind had not grown out of needs.
If you are implying on empty coffers, then credible evidences will have to be used to support. No one, absolutely no one, had return empty handed from collecting their due CPF savings with interests. Social funding for our citizens had not stopped, and are still being currently used to support jobs and job creation.
Temasek should be credited for taking such initiatives now, while the iron is still hot. Wherelse will our monies for our treasury come from? No choice, cant afford to relax or get cold feet now. The world aint gonna wait for us.
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Originally posted by Shotgun:
I really have to ask you this... are you for real? Do you really believe all that?
I wonder that question quite often myself.
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Originally posted by Shotgun:
I really have to ask you this... are you for real? Do you really believe all that?
Can one who has been exposed to be nothing more then a X-rated Fraud be real ?It requires a pseudo-intellect to believe all that a X-rated Fraud can produce - which explains the fact that the X-rated Fraud has a pseudo-intellect to get things done.
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Originally posted by xtreyier:
I do believe it is a good biz decisions. Bonds are used to generate capital, which means lesser touching of our reserves.
Only the pseudo-intellect of a X-rated Fraud will believe that the "Bonds used to generate captial means lesser touching of our reserves" - when it has no ability to consider what will happen when these capitals are lost in the same manner that the US$100 Billion was lost from the Singapore Reserves ?
The pseudo-intellect will have us all believe that any losses from "Bonds generated capital" - will probably not be paid as much from our Reserves.
As the world is slowly evolving out of the financial crisis, opportunities galore abounds. With sufficient capital, Temasek would be a good position to capture market opportunities, coupled with the recent APEC's declarations and objectives for free trade and opening up of markets.
As the deluded self-consumed X-rated Fraud gets into its orgasmic high with its grand standing performance believing that "the world is slowly evolving out of the financial crisis" - it is ignorant of the new crisis that is evolving with the Dubai World default on its US$50 Billion Debt to the international banking community.
At best it is comforted with its blissful ignorance of a new financial tsunami that is now developing, and will be affecting major banking centres that have extended the loans.
With our intelligent workforce as well as heavy investments in R&D, science and tech, our country thru our GICs are poised to take on the world and grab whatever market share while we can. Repaying the bond interests upon maturity should not be a problem, for the returns in blue chip companies would definately be high.
The deluded mind of a X-rated Fraud must be on an ecstatic orgasmic trip with the hot gas that is generated from its besotted piece of turd - to believe that in these troubled times, the "blue chips companies would definately be high" ?
In the first place, is GIC in the business of grabbing whatever market shares as it can, or is it in the business of making long term investments in fixed assets ?
Our markets are not only in Dubai alone, but had reached even from Africa to Russia. Human has needs and ultimately will have to spend even just to survive. Investing in science and tech is right, for it improves survival and creates viable products and services wanted by the markets.
The ecstatic orgasmic trip must still be running in the hallucinated mind of the resident X-rated Fraud to believe that our trade statistics are running as high in Africa and Russia, as with our traditional trading partners in Europe, India, China, Koreas and Japan
With the profits generated, it does not goes into the wallets of ministers but to our society's coffers, unlike private enterprises which only enrich bosses.
The deluded X-rated Fraud will have its wider audience to believe that profits generated witll be returned to the Reserves, and not re-invested till it is lost.
To the pseudo-intellect the million dollar wages paid to the self-acclaimed elite talents will be nothing compared to the "private enterprises which only enrich bosses"
It is not a surprise that the X-rated Fraud will behave like the loyal dog to protect its Master's Tail to prevent it from being stepped.
Doom or gloom, mankind had always moved on and had never gone extinct. If extinction is near, then even the rich also will have problems on survival, let alone the poor, to worry over investments.
With the 2009 announced loss of US$100 Billion by GIC and Temasek, which worried even the Singapore Talented Elites with their two million dollar wages - surely by the logic of the X-rated Fraud, extinction time is near ?
The logic of the pseudo-intellect can be quite amazing when the X-rated Fraud gets into its orgasmic high from deluding itself - being on a wide stage delivering its hot gassed grand standing performance with the skills that rival The Master Outlaw, who worked for the Japanese Occupation Force as an Interpretor, and also for the "thieving british overlords" in Singapore.
The X-rated Fraud never fail to state the "simplistic obvious" into some high fallutin "complex ideas" that it will proudly offer as its own original thought filled with its typical hot gas that it lives on.
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Beside all those usual cursing by my Uncle Atobe and medication deficiencies of my Uncle Andrew. I, as a financial advisor, will like draw a view of the financial aspect of singapore.
In my opinon, the logic is simple, singapore is not totally out of recession, for that i have to agree, state media will alway propagate good news more than bad news, funny is that most who dislike the govt are the ones most anxious to read it.
Singapore is a kind of country that like to appear good on the upfront with a pain in the rear, same goes to many HDB houses, so nice to look at, but inside is not so nice and the cost is high. In term of economy, theylove to paint a good picture base on a mere vague statistics of GDP which nobody gives a damn on how they achieve it. In fact, whenever they said GDP is up, we are in trouble, something will goes up, this time around, property tax, and maybe follow by transport fares or ERPs. In economy terms, if GDP is up, the citizens should be better off, course we are producing more and exporting more, but yet our paid is so miserable stagnanted if not reduced. Therefore we should expect govt getting income thru export taxation and thereby loosen the burden on its citizens, but here is different, GDP up, we paid more, why??? So if you will to ask, i prefer a lower GDP.
The restructuring of CPF, increase of Taxation, and import of more foreign for more taxation shown a desparate situation for govt to raise money because they do not wish to go into the reserve, as that would lower our Sg Dollars, and if sg dollars goes now, a average guy on the street is till ok, cos, he dun have much money to care for, but for a rich guy, his money will sink tremedously, and our elites are rich peoples. Moreover, in term of working condition, the objective by NTUC calling for Cheap, better and faster, fall in a way of asking people to produce more with less, another squeeze on the already hardworking Singaporeans.
Companies are actually not progressing well even if the economy had turned around, because some jobs are gone for good, the shares market improvement is due to low interest rates, which peoples to put in stocks, bonds and shares to earn higher dividends instead of the pathetic 0.25 to 1 % FD in banks. But doesn't mean that economy is good, on the other hand, low interest rates is mend to churn the economy into peoples buying and taking loan for business, as the interest is low, repaying will not be so high. But banks today, because of so much bad debt accumulated, are more caution on loans, and that refray peoples from doing business. And without business, there will be less jobs and standstill economy. The recently insurgent of IPOs offering already tell you that organisations had no choice but to float their IPO, as bank risk rating of lending had got up, so the option for bank is to underwrite IPOs for organisation or companies who want to raise funds/get money instead of borrowing from banks, which is not successful.
As the Dubai case, it due to overly loans on construction, as you know Dubai had changed in past 10 years from a desert into a comospolitans city, and developers are borrowing alots to built all those fancy buildings which could be a lost due to delay and material miscalculation, result in unable to pay the banks. The resultant effect will be most funds managers or individual pulling out of Dubai interest. And as a globlised economy, Asian, especially Singapore will be affected. I believe that for Singapore or Asia, it is only a blip of withdrawal by investors, as this is a first time Dubai having a problem, people are more caution, on the other hand, it actually should be a gain for asia unless they invested too much in Dubai. But we must alway remember, investors will like to park their money somewhere, due low interest rates, they will park anywhere that got potential of 3% and above return, by and large, we will see a shrink in stockmarket of Singapore early next week, but investor will return after studying the situation, and Singapore will be up again, we will not exceed the 3000 STI marks this year, but i think for next year, with the IR coming up, a poor western economy, I bet the STI will go beyong 3200marks
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Originally posted by angel7030:
Beside all those usual cursing by my Uncle Atobe and medication deficiencies of my Uncle Andrew. I, as a financial advisor, will like draw a view of the financial aspect of singapore.
Are you writing this as a Taiwanese "hum" or as an "Attention Seeking Whore" - while remaining locked up in the Institute of Miscreant Hums ?
In my opinon, the logic is simple, singapore is not totally out of recession, for that i have to agree, state media will alway propagate good news more than bad news, funny is that most who dislike the govt are the ones most anxious to read it.
Was this "statement of logic" administered as part of the "obvious treatment" to a deluded Taiwanese "hum" with a bad afflictions as an "Attention Seeking Whore" ?
Singapore is a kind of country that like to appear good on the upfront with a pain in the rear, same goes to many HDB houses, so nice to look at, but inside is not so nice and the cost is high. In term of economy, theylove to paint a good picture base on a mere vague statistics of GDP which nobody gives a damn on how they achieve it. In fact, whenever they said GDP is up, we are in trouble, something will goes up, this time around, property tax, and maybe follow by transport fares or ERPs. In economy terms, if GDP is up, the citizens should be better off, course we are producing more and exporting more, but yet our paid is so miserable stagnanted if not reduced. Therefore we should expect govt getting income thru export taxation and thereby loosen the burden on its citizens, but here is different, GDP up, we paid more, why??? So if you will to ask, i prefer a lower GDP.
Obviously, the "obvious treatment" did not reach expectations - as the deluded Taiwanese "hum" continue to carry out a deluded discussion with its alter-ego The "Attention Seeking Whore" - as seen in the flow of thoughts that swing like the pendulum inside the mind of a split personality.
The restructuring of CPF, increase of Taxation, and import of more foreign for more taxation shown a desparate situation for govt to raise money because they do not wish to go into the reserve, as that would lower our Sg Dollars, and if sg dollars goes now, a average guy on the street is till ok, cos, he dun have much money to care for, but for a rich guy, his money will sink tremedously, and our elites are rich peoples. Moreover, in term of working condition, the objective by NTUC calling for Cheap, better and faster, fall in a way of asking people to produce more with less, another squeeze on the already hardworking Singaporeans.
Is the Taiwanese "hum" attempting to be serious in its deluded ways, or is this a typical "thought process" of a scatter brain in a deluded "hum" ?
Companies are actually not progressing well even if the economy had turned around, because some jobs are gone for good, the shares market improvement is due to low interest rates, which peoples to put in stocks, bonds and shares to earn higher dividends instead of the pathetic 0.25 to 1 % FD in banks. But doesn't mean that economy is good, on the other hand, low interest rates is mend to churn the economy into peoples buying and taking loan for business, as the interest is low, repaying will not be so high. But banks today, because of so much bad debt accumulated, are more caution on loans, and that refray peoples from doing business. And without business, there will be less jobs and standstill economy. The recently insurgent of IPOs offering already tell you that organisations had no choice but to float their IPO, as bank risk rating of lending had got up, so the option for bank is to underwrite IPOs for organisation or companies who want to raise funds/get money instead of borrowing from banks, which is not successful.
It is amazing that the deluded Taiwanese "hum" will dare venture with its ignorance on subjects that it has limited exposures - is this to fulfill its desperate needs as an "Attention Seeking Whore" ?
Only a dumb Taiwanese "hum" will believe that banks having raised their risks ratings and are more cautious with their lending policies, will extend their services to under-write IPOs from companies that they will not lend money to.
Obviously, the Taiwanese "hum" in attempting to impress fail to appreciate the significance in a Bank underwriting an IPO, as the "hum" is more concerned with satisfying its desperate needs as an "Attention Seeking Whore".
As the Dubai case, it due to overly loans on construction, as you know Dubai had changed in past 10 years from a desert into a comospolitans city, and developers are borrowing alots to built all those fancy buildings which could be a lost due to delay and material miscalculation, result in unable to pay the banks. The resultant effect will be most funds managers or individual pulling out of Dubai interest. And as a globlised economy, Asian, especially Singapore will be affected. I believe that for Singapore or Asia, it is only a blip of withdrawal by investors, as this is a first time Dubai having a problem, people are more caution, on the other hand, it actually should be a gain for asia unless they invested too much in Dubai. But we must alway remember, investors will like to park their money somewhere, due low interest rates, they will park anywhere that got potential of 3% and above return, by and large, we will see a shrink in stockmarket of Singapore early next week, but investor will return after studying the situation, and Singapore will be up again, we will not exceed the 3000 STI marks this year, but i think for next year, with the IR coming up, a poor western economy, I bet the STI will go beyong 3200marks
Can a 200 point STI increase be of any significance to the Singapore Economy - is arise between 3000 during end-2009 and 3200 in 2010 ?
Why play it safe with a 200 point range for next year ?
Does it take any great intelligence to state the obvious that next week the Singapore stockmarket will shrink - when the bad news in Dubai broke out during this long weekend closure, and no one could react to the news ?
Where does the Taiwanese "hum" intend to lead this thread to by stating the obvious with its usual irrelevant and irrerevant ways of an "Attention Seeking Whore" ?
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Originally posted by angel7030:
Beside all those usual cursing by my Uncle Atobe and medication deficiencies of my Uncle Andrew. I, as a financial advisor, will like draw a view of the financial aspect of singapore.
In my opinon, the logic is simple, singapore is not totally out of recession, for that i have to agree, state media will alway propagate good news more than bad news, funny is that most who dislike the govt are the ones most anxious to read it.
Singapore is a kind of country that like to appear good on the upfront with a pain in the rear, same goes to many HDB houses, so nice to look at, but inside is not so nice and the cost is high. In term of economy, theylove to paint a good picture base on a mere vague statistics of GDP which nobody gives a damn on how they achieve it. In fact, whenever they said GDP is up, we are in trouble, something will goes up, this time around, property tax, and maybe follow by transport fares or ERPs. In economy terms, if GDP is up, the citizens should be better off, course we are producing more and exporting more, but yet our paid is so miserable stagnanted if not reduced. Therefore we should expect govt getting income thru export taxation and thereby loosen the burden on its citizens, but here is different, GDP up, we paid more, why??? So if you will to ask, i prefer a lower GDP.
The restructuring of CPF, increase of Taxation, and import of more foreign for more taxation shown a desparate situation for govt to raise money because they do not wish to go into the reserve, as that would lower our Sg Dollars, and if sg dollars goes now, a average guy on the street is till ok, cos, he dun have much money to care for, but for a rich guy, his money will sink tremedously, and our elites are rich peoples. Moreover, in term of working condition, the objective by NTUC calling for Cheap, better and faster, fall in a way of asking people to produce more with less, another squeeze on the already hardworking Singaporeans.
Companies are actually not progressing well even if the economy had turned around, because some jobs are gone for good, the shares market improvement is due to low interest rates, which peoples to put in stocks, bonds and shares to earn higher dividends instead of the pathetic 0.25 to 1 % FD in banks. But doesn't mean that economy is good, on the other hand, low interest rates is mend to churn the economy into peoples buying and taking loan for business, as the interest is low, repaying will not be so high. But banks today, because of so much bad debt accumulated, are more caution on loans, and that refray peoples from doing business. And without business, there will be less jobs and standstill economy. The recently insurgent of IPOs offering already tell you that organisations had no choice but to float their IPO, as bank risk rating of lending had got up, so the option for bank is to underwrite IPOs for organisation or companies who want to raise funds/get money instead of borrowing from banks, which is not successful.
As the Dubai case, it due to overly loans on construction, as you know Dubai had changed in past 10 years from a desert into a comospolitans city, and developers are borrowing alots to built all those fancy buildings which could be a lost due to delay and material miscalculation, result in unable to pay the banks. The resultant effect will be most funds managers or individual pulling out of Dubai interest. And as a globlised economy, Asian, especially Singapore will be affected. I believe that for Singapore or Asia, it is only a blip of withdrawal by investors, as this is a first time Dubai having a problem, people are more caution, on the other hand, it actually should be a gain for asia unless they invested too much in Dubai. But we must alway remember, investors will like to park their money somewhere, due low interest rates, they will park anywhere that got potential of 3% and above return, by and large, we will see a shrink in stockmarket of Singapore early next week, but investor will return after studying the situation, and Singapore will be up again, we will not exceed the 3000 STI marks this year, but i think for next year, with the IR coming up, a poor western economy, I bet the STI will go beyong 3200marks
4 words,
your ignorance is encyclopedic.
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Originally posted by angel7030:
Beside all those usual cursing by my Uncle Atobe and medication deficiencies of my Uncle Andrew. I, as a financial advisor, will like draw a view of the financial aspect of singapore.
In my opinon, the logic is simple, singapore is not totally out of recession, for that i have to agree, state media will alway propagate good news more than bad news, funny is that most who dislike the govt are the ones most anxious to read it.
Singapore is a kind of country that like to appear good on the upfront with a pain in the rear, same goes to many HDB houses, so nice to look at, but inside is not so nice and the cost is high. In term of economy, theylove to paint a good picture base on a mere vague statistics of GDP which nobody gives a damn on how they achieve it. In fact, whenever they said GDP is up, we are in trouble, something will goes up, this time around, property tax, and maybe follow by transport fares or ERPs. In economy terms, if GDP is up, the citizens should be better off, course we are producing more and exporting more, but yet our paid is so miserable stagnanted if not reduced. Therefore we should expect govt getting income thru export taxation and thereby loosen the burden on its citizens, but here is different, GDP up, we paid more, why??? So if you will to ask, i prefer a lower GDP.
The restructuring of CPF, increase of Taxation, and import of more foreign for more taxation shown a desparate situation for govt to raise money because they do not wish to go into the reserve, as that would lower our Sg Dollars, and if sg dollars goes now, a average guy on the street is till ok, cos, he dun have much money to care for, but for a rich guy, his money will sink tremedously, and our elites are rich peoples. Moreover, in term of working condition, the objective by NTUC calling for Cheap, better and faster, fall in a way of asking people to produce more with less, another squeeze on the already hardworking Singaporeans.
Companies are actually not progressing well even if the economy had turned around, because some jobs are gone for good, the shares market improvement is due to low interest rates, which peoples to put in stocks, bonds and shares to earn higher dividends instead of the pathetic 0.25 to 1 % FD in banks. But doesn't mean that economy is good, on the other hand, low interest rates is mend to churn the economy into peoples buying and taking loan for business, as the interest is low, repaying will not be so high. But banks today, because of so much bad debt accumulated, are more caution on loans, and that refray peoples from doing business. And without business, there will be less jobs and standstill economy. The recently insurgent of IPOs offering already tell you that organisations had no choice but to float their IPO, as bank risk rating of lending had got up, so the option for bank is to underwrite IPOs for organisation or companies who want to raise funds/get money instead of borrowing from banks, which is not successful.
As the Dubai case, it due to overly loans on construction, as you know Dubai had changed in past 10 years from a desert into a comospolitans city, and developers are borrowing alots to built all those fancy buildings which could be a lost due to delay and material miscalculation, result in unable to pay the banks. The resultant effect will be most funds managers or individual pulling out of Dubai interest. And as a globlised economy, Asian, especially Singapore will be affected. I believe that for Singapore or Asia, it is only a blip of withdrawal by investors, as this is a first time Dubai having a problem, people are more caution, on the other hand, it actually should be a gain for asia unless they invested too much in Dubai. But we must alway remember, investors will like to park their money somewhere, due low interest rates, they will park anywhere that got potential of 3% and above return, by and large, we will see a shrink in stockmarket of Singapore early next week, but investor will return after studying the situation, and Singapore will be up again, we will not exceed the 3000 STI marks this year, but i think for next year, with the IR coming up, a poor western economy, I bet the STI will go beyong 3200marks
A gentle reminder that this "angel" is highly delusional and probably suffering from borderline paranoia. What did she say?
"..but not so far, i will try to save him. After all, I am an Angel of God"
"http://sgforums.com/forums/10/topics/333093?page=24#post_8810743"
hahahahaha.... "After all, I am an Angel of God"!!!!!
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In and by itself, Dubai's problems are significant but not that earth shattering, but what is earth shattering is whether Dubai is only one of a multitude of those out there with these problems.
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Originally posted by redDUST:
4 words,
your ignorance is encyclopedic.
You actually wasted your time reading it?
btw, sending you a pm.... Doing some research on a certain building in Aussie for some of my investment research...
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Seriously.. i dont even know what u guys talking about.
But good work guys. lol! At least i now can know the real deal.. from the bull shit. xD
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" I, as a financial advisor,"
Who and what in the right mind would anybody take this as a source for credible source of information? Why don't you simply give your name and financial institution that you represent and see if they back up all the Shit you spill in this forum?
Isn't it true that successful Insurance agent or "Financial Advisor" go by Name. Rather generic.
Woes are the customers that listen to you....and curse are the one that bought what you said.
The very least you could do is to go to Dubai World Web site and look at their portfolio and understand what are the immediate impact on the holding companies that they have, the impact on the countries they are in, the projects that they are involved and how far geographical region it stretch.
Maybe you just stick to selling insurance.
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Originally posted by eagle:
You actually wasted your time reading it?
btw, sending you a pm.... Doing some research on a certain building in Aussie for some of my investment research...
well, it was between replying to a self-proclaimed no-banana man sissy or read the girly `india prata is from india' post. chose the latter. either way, i admit it was a time waster
...and replied.
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Originally posted by redDUST:
well, it was between replying to a self-proclaimed no-banana man sissy or read the girly `india prata is from india' post. chose the latter. either way, i admit it was a time waster...and replied.
Look what this fucking banana man is saying. A fucking banana man who's proud of it! hee hee
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Originally posted by redDUST:
well, it was between replying to a self-proclaimed no-banana man sissy or read the girly `india prata is from india' post. chose the latter. either way, i admit it was a time waster...and replied.
Hey you ! I don't think a Caucasian will appreciate you learning their language.
They can learn Chinese in two years. What about you? No speak Mandarin, no read mMandarin and no write Mandarin all these years? You shame the Chinese ancestors lah!
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Originally posted by eagle:
You actually wasted your time reading it?
btw, sending you a pm.... Doing some research on a certain building in Aussie for some of my investment research...
Actually , the "Hum" got some juice here.The long story implys the Sing Dollar remains strong when the world outside struggles to patch their rears. Ours are already stuck with something else.
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Originally posted by googoomuck:
Hey you ! I don't think a Caucasian will appreciate you learning their language.
They can learn Chinese in two years. What about you? No speak Mandarin, no read mMandarin and no write Mandarin all these years? You shame the Chinese ancestors lah!
have a bit more class, can u dun anyhow barge in a separate thread and behave like a spoilt bratz (are you a sasha or yasmin, btw?)?what makes you are so cock sure i was referring to you? are you the only `no banana' man in this forum? i guess your reply confirms it
. anyway, if you like to continue on this, i have replied you on the other thread.
we don't need another meaningless `arse'* in this thread. having angel7030 is enuf.
*arse as in opinion according to googoogirl
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hmm
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Originally posted by redDUST:
have a bit more class, can u dun anyhow barge in a separate thread and behave like a spoilt bratz (are you a sasha or yasmin, btw?)?what makes you are so cock sure i was referring to you? are you the only `no banana' man in this forum? i guess your reply confirms it
. anyway, if you like to continue on this, i have replied you on the other thread.
we don't need another meaningless `arse'* in this thread. having angel7030 is enuf.
*arse as in opinion according to googoogirl
....a bit of class like you, a chinky chinky chink chink white man wannabe?
You are worst than angel7030. Eh, have you bleach your skin yet?
Let's go back to the thread where it all started, shall we?