Founded in December 1988, Jay Mart Plc (JMART) began as a seller of electrical appliances with installment financing. It later expanded into wholesaling televisions, VCRs and air-conditioners. Today its flagship business is retailing and wholesaling mobile phones and accessories under all major brands. Its subsidiaries include JMT, a debt-collection business, and IT Junction, which sublets […]

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The House of Representatives, at its special meeting on Wednesday, voted 272-1 to move 10 bills up to the top of the agenda, placing them ahead of the four reconciliation bills. Source: Bangkok Post Plenty of press over Yingluck’s government pushing the reconciliation bill further down the Things to do List for Thai parliament. This is short-term […]

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Overseas sales fell 8.8 percent in July from a year earlier, the biggest contraction since September 2009, the government reported today. The median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey was for a 3.7 percent decline. Consumer prices rose 1.5 percent, less than all 16 estimates in a Bloomberg survey. The Kospi Index (KOSPI) snapped a […]

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Thailand’s economy still expanded in June but at a lower rate b/c of Europe but it was good to see domestic demand and tourism expanding stronger than most peoples expectations. Just quickly: Manufacturing – contracted by -9.89%  (Europe) Consumption – PCI rose +4.4% Investments – PPI rose +18.3% (Auto industry mainly) EXIM – Exports declined […]

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It’s past midnight on Sunday and I can’t sleep, my mind is just racing through probabilities regarding the market, wondering if our scenarios regarding Europe are correct, if our investments ideas are correct, if our trading ideas are correct, I’m currently doing a quick n dirty quant screen (pe’s, div yields, pbv’s compare vs roe’s roa’s) just […]

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