4G Madness Boom! There we go, the most expensive 4G license bidding price in the world, Thailand, take a bow, not only does the country have the most number of coups in recent history it can now have another reason to be in the Guinness Book of World Records. A quick recap: During the week the stock […]

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Quiet Motor Expo — A number of 39,125 orders were placed at Motor Expo 2015, 26.2 per cent below the 53,000 target. The number of orders was also 7.4 per cent below the figures recorded last year. The 13-day show which was wrapped up yesterday welcomed 1.5 million visitors. (The Nation, 14/12/2015) Japan invests in […]

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….just as they said, just as it was telegraphed for most of the year, and so what? Currencies haven’t gone crazy, bond markets look ok, even equity mkts are up.  It has been the biggest non-event which is perfect. So let us go outside and enjoy the “winter” weather that finally has hit BKK today. […]

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Last week was  a shortened one for the SET as there were 2 public holidays but that didn’t stop the still relatively high daily value traded @ ~THB 40 bn, and what happened? Well the market dropped to be down 14.5% for the year which is impressive (so ~-20% in USD terms) and that’s just […]

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“It takes little experience in the investment business to realize that investors prefer good news.” And there is a lot more in this quarter’s latest paper where they cover everything from the US Economy to Emerging Markets, see below for some snippets & the link to the rest of the letter:

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Japan October machinery orders unexpectedly climb — Core machinery orders in the world’s third-biggest economy jumped 10.7 per cent in October from the month prior, widely beating estimates for a 1.5 per cent decline. That comes on the back of a 7.5 per cent rise in September. (Financial Times, 9/12/15) Eurozone GDP expanded 0.3% in […]

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Well the story remains the same foreign investors continued to sell the market in November, albeit at a much slower pace, my fear of the prop desks selling their THB 10 bn of purchased shares have come true as well, so what’s left? Well we shall see how much strength retail investors continue to have […]

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