New Economic Storm Coming...
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A new economic storm is on the horizon and what are the despots doing about it?
The public money grabbing despots and their asslicking running dogs.... will be sleeping as usual... like the last time...
http://sgforums.com/forums/10/topics/320112#post_8146925
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...and by the way... you better do something about it yourself.... hehehe... dont be caught with your pants down like the last time...
http://sgforums.com/forums/10/topics/320112#post_8146929
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Can you be more precise in your predictions this time so that we may give you your due credit and call you genius when you are right
I also foresee economic trouble coming but its with America rather than here.. Asia Region will be affected of course but not as devastating as what i think would happen to America
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Originally posted by ulquiorra87:
Can you be more precise in your predictions this time so that we may give you your due credit and call you genius when you are right
I also foresee economic trouble coming but its with America rather than here.. Asia Region will be affected of course but not as devastating as what i think would happen to America
It's his way of protecting his ass if he's wrong..
I've heard that an estate bubble is forming in Shanghai, there is a potential that the next crash is coming from there.
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china real estate bubble will have limited or little impact on singapore.
firstly loans are madely by china banks. foreign institution participation are limited. china require owners to pay up decent % of downpayments.
as long as china generate +GDP growth, it will be alright.
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It all depends on how inter-connected is China to the rest of the world, with the onset of globalisation every economy is closely inter-connected, a bubble bursting will result in it's impact felt by her trading partners.
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Originally posted by ulquiorra87:
Can you be more precise in your predictions this time so that we may give you your due credit and call you genius when you are right
I also foresee economic trouble coming but its with America rather than here.. Asia Region will be affected of course but not as devastating as what i think would happen to America
I am not so vain, not like the cursed despot with a zombie wife and his asslicking cronies. When the local economy is doing well, it is. "PAP did it!" and when the local economy is doing badly, "It is because of the world economy."
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Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:
A new economic storm is on the horizon and what are the despots doing about it?
The public money grabbing despots and their asslicking running dogs.... will be sleeping as usual... like the last time...
http://sgforums.com/forums/10/topics/320112#post_8146925
Well, we all know that there is going to be a double dip...a "W" graph in this economy crisis, and for the first time, Uncle you are right about PAP, like me, they will still shake legs, see see, walk walk and relax at home to wait for the storm to go over. That is the way we wether the storm..Unless Uncle wants to be the first victim of a storm called typhoon PAP, by all means, go ahead.
I can arrange funneral for you
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Dun know is W or V or S or Z or
XYZ or rojak
Life still go on
Still have to eat and shit right
Why bother about all this A - Z
Wooo Can watch my Fav F1 next week!!
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Oh, PAP invited me for F1 final..////...give it to my Dad.
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Here's a guy who wrote about the current economic storm back in 2002:
The great bu$t ahead: the greatest depression in American & UK history
IT'S <!-- FormatDate(); // --> SEPTEMBER 15, 2009 AND
THE GREATEST DEPRESSION IN HISTORY, WORSE THAN THE GREAT
DEPRESSION OF THE 1930s, AND NOTHING TO DO WITH THE 2008/9
SUB-PRIME DRIVEN CRISIS, IS NOW JUST AROUND THE CORNER.DON'T SAY YOU HAVEN'T BEEN WARNED!
http://www.thegreatbustahead.com
Guy predicted economic crisis in 2002!
http://www.amazon.com/Great-Bust-Ahead-Depression-Understanding/dp/159196153X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1252986104&sr=1-1
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i dun see anything in website except jargons n less logical stuff.
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Originally posted by HITMAN11111111111:
i dun see anything in website except jargons n less logical stuff.
u hv been pawned -
Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:
A new economic storm is on the horizon and what are the despots doing about it?
The public money grabbing despots and their asslicking running dogs.... will be sleeping as usual... like the last time...
http://sgforums.com/forums/10/topics/320112#post_8146925
Got storm ?
Weather report never forcast got storm lar
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Originally posted by noahnoah:
he meant the hair saloon "Storm", there are goin to make it make..boss Lee gua wah -
Originally posted by angel7030:
he meant the hair saloon "Storm", there are goin to make it make..boss Lee gua wahNever fail with your horny frivolous mischief to flip a thread off track.
Still looking to be thrusted ?
What happened to your Man ?
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Originally posted by Atobe:
Never fail with your horny frivolous mischief to flip a thread off track.
Still looking to be thrusted ?
What happened to your Man ?
Yo, Uncle wake up liao...good afternoon.
I got no Man, only a book here entitle Men in white
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Originally posted by angel7030:
Yo, Uncle wake up liao...good afternoon.
I got no Man, only a book here entitle Men in white
Now we know where you get your horny ideas from ?
Read more of it, and you can depend on anyone here to satisfy your daily masochistic horny desires.
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Originally posted by Atobe:
Now we know where you get your horny ideas from ?
Read more of it, and you can depend on anyone here to satisfy your daily masochistic horny desires.
u too, write more and post more long passages to satisfy your insomina.
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Originally posted by angel7030:
u too, write more and post more long passages to satisfy your insomina.
Insomnia ?
You should be more familiar about "insomnia" with your "hum"-drum lifestyle.
You should try hunting "hums" at night, when they display themselves outside the shell. -
Second economic storm? you must be joking!
The world economy is gradually stabilising although US has only recently agreed "again" to sub prime lending.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0zEXdDO5JU&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYhDkZjKBEw&feature=channel
With the current economic position of Singapore, there will not be a significant difference. This is because the Sinagporean economy is highly sheltered by the government and if neccessary, there is always an option for the government to introduce a stimulus package for the citizen.
From the current economic situation in China and Asean countries, the dependance on the US market is technically very little. In fact, the US is highly dependant on the Chinese market. Thus, unless there is a major economic downturn in the Chinese market, the Singaporean economy will not be affacted.
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Originally posted by Chinois73:
Second economic storm? you must be joking!
The world economy is gradually stabilising although US has only recently agreed "again" to sub prime lending.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0zEXdDO5JU&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYhDkZjKBEw&feature=channel
With the current economic position of Singapore, there will not be a significant difference. This is because the Sinagporean economy is highly sheltered by the government and if neccessary, there is always an option for the government to introduce a stimulus package for the citizen.
From the current economic situation in China and Asean countries, the dependance on the US market is technically very little. In fact, the US is highly dependant on the Chinese market. Thus, unless there is a major economic downturn in the Chinese market, the Singaporean economy will not be affacted.
There are economics reality and there are business interest. Sometime you have to look at the numbers and ignore what you read.
if FDI does not continue to flow from high consumption countries I am not sure decoupling theory can hold onto itself.....the global demand still depend on #1 and #2. We have not seem the 2 world largerest population can propel global demand with no new technologies.
2008 GDP at current price.
1 United States ...........14,264,600
2 Japan..........................4,923,76
3 China ..........................4,401,610
2008 Population
1 China ..............................1,336.3
2 India ...............................1,186.2
3 United States ....................308.8
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
There are economics reality and there are business interest. Sometime you have to look at the numbers and ignore what you read.
if FDI does not continue to flow from high consumption countries I am not sure decoupling theory can hold onto itself.....the global demand still depend on #1 and #2. We have not seem the 2 world largerest population can propel global demand with no new technologies.
2008 GDP at current price.
1 United States ...........14,264,600
2 Japan..........................4,923,76
3 China ..........................4,401,610
2008 Population
1 China ..............................1,336.3
2 India ...............................1,186.2
3 United States ....................308.8
Dun worry lah, as Mr. Lim Swee Swee says, we will overcome whatever economy storm if we stay together, trust the govt policies, work as a team in our good tripartism spirit which no other country has it. Back to football field, the defender, and striker and midfielder must alway work together according to the manager plan and objective (govt), and the Owner (employer) must provide motivation and team spirit culture into the team -
Asian Stocks Slump as Aiful Seeks Suspension of Debt Payments
By Patrick Rial and Jonathan Burgos
Sept. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks fell, dragging the MSCI Asia Pacific Index from a one-year high, as Aiful Corp. sought to reschedule debt payments and Hong Kong’s central bank said competition on mortgages may hurt the city’s lenders.
Aiful Corp., Japan’s third-largest consumer lender by revenue, was untraded, with shares offered lower by 27 percent. Promise Co., the country’s biggest consumer lender by revenue, dropped 4 percent, while BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) Ltd. slumped 6.4 percent. BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s No. 1 mining company, slipped 2.7 percent, after metal prices declined yesterday.
The MSCI Asia Pacific slipped 0.6 percent to 118.16 as of 1:23 p.m. in Tokyo, falling from its highest close since Sept. 8, 2008. The index climbed 67 percent from a five-year low on March 9 through yesterday as stimulus measures around the world pulled economies out of recession. Stocks in the gauge traded at 1.6 times book value, the highest since September 2008.
“We are not completely out of the woods yet,” said Marco Wong, Singapore-based chief investment officer for Asia excluding apan at SG Asset Management, which has $351.6 billion in asset globally. “Much of the recovery has been due to stimulus measures. We have to see how things pan out once the measures are withdrawn.”
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the usual..up down, up and down, up and down...