Research on Thai Markets in general and the SET Index
Bored at work this morning? Buffet’s latest annual letter is out and here are three comments I found interesting Charlie and I encourage bolt-ons, if they are sensibly-priced. (Most deals offered us aren’t.) They deploy capital in activities that fit with our existing businesses and that will be managed by our corps of expert managers. This means […]
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Read More →Want to listen to the latest thoughts from some 100 CEO’s of listed co’s in Thailand? Then attend the SET opportunity Days which run over the next few weeks, I find its the best time to hear the latest thoughts/business plans and also the questions that retail and institutional investors ask companies. Here’s the link […]
Read More →There’s been enough written on the issue of Greece receiving an additional 4 months that we need not go into it here, needless to say the Thai market barely reacted. Locally earnings are still coming daily, the energy sector thus has been the worst without surprise, most of the retailers or anything related to consumer […]
Read More →The latest article from Forbes covers quite a few points related to the currently military ruling of Thailand and goes into the background (basically Thaksin et al) of how Thailand turned into this situation today. There are several interesting points such as: Equally important is the long-term. The interim constitution, “drafted without public consultation,†noted […]
Read More →Thailand Panel OKs tax cuts for small firms – The Joint Public-Private Consultative Committee yesterday agreed in principle with a proposal to cut corporate income tax for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for three years in a bid to help them stay afloat. Arkhom Termpittayapaisith, secretary general of the National Economic and Social Development Board, […]
Read More →Key news out this week will be Thailand’s 4Q14 GDP numbers (most likely poor) and the EU is going to meet on Greece (personally I’m hoping that Greece is kicked out – although yes financial markets may be hurt). Thai co’s that will release earnings this week include PTTGC, BANPU, PTT, IVL, AMATA, CPALL, and […]
Read More →The SEC is finally becoming a bit more clever in regards to PP’s, which if you remember has been a recent method for speculators to purchase a serious amount of shares and control the supply in the market. Here are the measures that they will try to implement: One-fourth of the silent period shares would […]
Read More →A huge amount of news this week, especially in regards to Europe. Thailand VAT revenue points to revival – The economy is showing signs of recovery, as indicated by higher value-added tax (VAT) collection last month, says Deputy Prime Minister MR Pridiyathorn Devakula. VAT collection rose by 11.4% year-on-year to 40.1 billion baht, reflecting improving […]
Read More →There’s not much happening locally this week, we are still waiting for the FY14 numbers to be released for all listed co’s (deadline is end of March) and then dividend season will be amongst us in April so I expect brokers to begin pushing security brokers names shortly.
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