Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon Jive Pad" 10th Edition
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Which industry doesn't hit a saturation pointOriginally posted by sbst275:But the telecommunication Ind will see a saturation point eventually...
It's precisely because it has potential that is why Temasek wants to buy in before it hits saturation.
If they do it like Singtel....Thai communication is still pretty much a monopoly kinda biz, it makes good sense.
Sure there will be competition but once you have a strong foothold it really doesn't matter that much in the future
Also telecommunication is fast evolving so it's something that won't die out so fast. Just selling new services -
Even so, they are paying too much for Shin... See their share price nowOriginally posted by elindra:Which industry doesn't hit a saturation point
It's precisely because it has potential that is why Temasek wants to buy in before it hits saturation.
If they do it like Singtel....Thai communication is still pretty much a monopoly kinda biz, it makes good sense.
Sure there will be competition but once you have a strong foothold it really doesn't matter that much in the future
Also telecommunication is fast evolving so it's something that won't die out so fast. Just selling new services
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Share price coz of the current turmoil maOriginally posted by sbst275:Even so, they are paying too much for Shin... See their share price now
Haha actually hor they should ask for a rebid -
HanorOriginally posted by elindra:Share price coz of the current turmoil ma
Haha actually hor they should ask for a rebid
Wondering what to cook tonight -
you know how i beat everyone at Monopoly when i was in the uni hostel?
i paid a "too high" price for strategic pieces of land.. and with those, i was a first mover into houses and hotels.. before the other people knew what was going on, they saw houses and hotels on the board and were paying dearly...
to which, the profits went back into buying up more stuff...
that's how to move when you have the financial clout of temasekOriginally posted by sbst275:Even so, they are paying too much for Shin... See their share price now -
But like Monopoly, what you do at inital stages, you gain or lose eventuallyOriginally posted by the Bear:you know how i beat everyone at Monopoly when i was in the uni hostel?
i paid a "too high" price for strategic pieces of land.. and with those, i was a first mover into houses and hotels.. before the other people knew what was going on, they saw houses and hotels on the board and were paying dearly...
to which, the profits went back into buying up more stuff...
that's how to move when you have the financial clout of temasek
But this deal is kinda like in reality, you wun know what's going to happen in future... Just my thoughts -
Such a sweet hubbyOriginally posted by sbst275:Hanor
Wondering what to cook tonight
My darling going out drinking today
Next week my turn at MM -
it works the same way...
you move in.. you move in BIG...
give them something no one else can give them... and they'll sell to you...Originally posted by sbst275:But like Monopoly, what you do at inital stages, you gain or lose eventually
But this deal is kinda like in reality, you wun know what's going to happen in future... Just my thoughts -
AhahahahOriginally posted by elindra:Such a sweet hubby
My darling going out drinking today
Next week my turn at MM
Maybe cook steamed Cod Fish (Cos I have taken it out to thraw) and stirred fried Chye Sim (Her fav) and for soup maybe just eggs with Tung Hun -
Actually in Monopoly you won't know either. Basically it's base on the roll of the dice. IF everyone heng heng never land on your expensive property, it's also no use.Originally posted by sbst275:But like Monopoly, what you do at inital stages, you gain or lose eventually
But this deal is kinda like in reality, you wun know what's going to happen in future... Just my thoughts
No one can predict what is going to happen in the future for any business decisions. When you weight the pros and cons and it seems that there are more pros, then go for it. The telecommunications industry is very very lucrative in alot of developing countries. Thailand is too as it is pretty much controlled. That is why you pay thru your nose for IDD calls to Thailand. It's so much cheaper for me to call Canada/USA than Thailand. -
Kinda true...Originally posted by elindra:Actually in Monopoly you won't know either. Basically it's base on the roll of the dice. IF everyone heng heng never land on your expensive property, it's also no use.
No one can predict what is going to happen in the future for any business decisions. When you weight the pros and cons and it seems that there are more pros, then go for it. The telecommunications industry is very very lucrative in alot of developing countries. Thailand is too as it is pretty much controlled. That is why you pay thru your nose for IDD calls to Thailand. It's so much cheaper for me to call Canada/USA than Thailand.
But it is not cheap sending SMS in Malaysia
Talking abt Malaysia, another political turnoil over Petronas -
Originally posted by sbst275:Ahahahah
Maybe cook steamed Cod Fish (Cos I have taken it out to thraw) and stirred fried Chye Sim (Her fav) and for soup maybe just eggs with Tung Hun
Good for you la
Cod I like it grilled. Don't really like it steamed
I hate to eat Chye Sim the most but it's for your darling -
But steamed, you can get the Omega oils, but I wonder is it true?Originally posted by elindra:
Good for you la
Cod I like it grilled. Don't really like it steamed
I hate to eat Chye Sim the most but it's for your darling 
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It cost us S$0.50 per sms in MalaysiaOriginally posted by sbst275:Kinda true...
But it is not cheap sending SMS in Malaysia
Talking abt Malaysia, another political turnoil over Petronas
It cost S$0.52 per sms in Thailand
Malaysia is still cheaper -
Wa kiaoz
1 bag of 50kg Sugar now cost SGD$45
No wonder the Teapot and Carnation Sweeteners are increase price by 10c per tin
Milkmaid maybe next, but not that great as they dun use as much sugar as the Sweeteners -
piak Pinky BearOriginally posted by elindra:It cost us S$0.50 per sms in Malaysia
It cost S$0.52 per sms in Thailand
Malaysia is still cheaper
How much it is in SG? -
Issit? No idea leh. My fav Cod is still grilled and then just pour kikoman thick teriyaki sauce overOriginally posted by sbst275:But steamed, you can get the Omega oils, but I wonder is it true? ... -
SG SMS? I dunno leh.Originally posted by sbst275:piak Pinky Bear
How much it is in SG? Haha. I know Malaysia and Thailand coz that time work I SMS I came back look at my bill I nearly had heartattack -
Malaysia in a turnoil now because of the recent 30sen per lit price hike for diesel and petrol.
The opp accuses Petronas of earning so much a year, yet KL is increasing the petrol price...
Jokers, they are letting ppl to smuggle cheaper diesel to Thailand and petrol to Singapore? -
Kikkoman? Next time must try itOriginally posted by elindra:Issit? No idea leh. My fav Cod is still grilled and then just pour kikoman thick teriyaki sauce over 
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SG here is 5c per SMS if you exceed the quota in the planOriginally posted by elindra:SG SMS? I dunno leh. Haha. I know Malaysia and Thailand coz that time work I SMS I came back look at my bill I nearly had heartattack -
Yes it must be the THICK Teriyaki sauce thoughOriginally posted by sbst275:Kikkoman? Next time must try it -
yes.. however, try to avoid top predator fish... a lot of heavy metals..Originally posted by sbst275:But steamed, you can get the Omega oils, but I wonder is it true? ...
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K I seeOriginally posted by elindra:Yes it must be the THICK Teriyaki sauce though -
Anyway, I hardly buy these expensive fishOriginally posted by the Bear:yes.. however, try to avoid top predator fish... a lot of heavy metals..
I usually buy those like Batang...