My buddy Saroj is out with his latest comments on the local economy, showing how Thailand’s GDP has been affected by Europe Thailand traditionally relies a lot on external demand in terms of export and tourism. While there is still growth in export (THB value) this year, the growth come short of the expectation of producers, hence […]

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Just received this in my mailbox, its a rather nifty little infographic showing which publicly listed companies in Thailand will benefit from the recent issuance of 3G licenses to the telecom operators.     Source: Not sure, if someone knows do inform me so I can credit them properly  

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Notable Transactions Buy(s) SIRI – Essentially a swap of shares between the Presidents private company to his personal name TGPRO – The Managing Director buys THB 100 mn worth of shares, but reportedly at 0.35 baht/share last week…now my curiosity has spiked… Sell(s) SIRI – Essentially a swap of shares between the Presidents private company to his personal name

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Positives: US Oct Payrolls increase a net 171k (est 125k), 184k (est 123k) of which in the private sector which is the most since Feb helped by an unexpected increase in mfr’g hiring. Thai consumer confidence increases Passenger traffic through Thailand’s 6 major airports hit another all time high Thai Apple fanboys rejoice at the […]

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You always learn something by reading his thoughts…here he covers the US election,  resource prices, thoughts on the market and the shift in demographics globally and the impact it has on his thoughts of investing @ the moment. Enjoy! How do you see the global economy today?  I’ve been obsessing about the shift in resource […]

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We’ve touched on this topic here before, now despite what I hear from a lot of of the public saying that increasing minimum wage is a bad thing, I completely digress. Yes I understand some business margins will drop, yes I understand some companies will make less money, yes i understand that there will be […]

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Not much to comment on this, it still doesn’t quite help to explain why the BOT flip flopped on its interest decision at the end of last month, but ok here are the quick points: Food and drink prices went up 3.35 per cent on year in October Non-food inflation rose 3.28 per cent – […]

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