Hatyai,Thailand For Sawadee Newbies - Page 26

DeKuip · #**376** 23-01-2006, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by thai75food

yo bro.... can understand ur situation... cos i'm living in one!!!
so much so tat i'm out of touch..... lets touch base in hdy!
hotel?
just check tiger air...S$168... good omen... but timing abit suck...

Bro thai75,

U mean u fuck as much as our KL No 1001 fucker? hahaha... kidding lah, i dont think someone else can compete Tai See Heng KLKOOL.. Like today he will go to XXXX HC again, ofcoz with KL No 1002 Fucker bro CibLover.

Actually i wanna ask do KLKOOL or TD has ur singapore number? If not pls pm me ur number... can bo? Thanks.

DeKuip · #**377** 23-01-2006, 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by taurus75

yeah man..no probs! cya on Happy Sunday at Happy Land!
til then pls take care !

Bro Taurus,

U guess where our Tai See Heng took us yesterday? hehehe...

Tai See Heng is back!!!

Hasa Sas · #**378** 23-01-2006, 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by taurus75

xe.com Universal Currency Converter ® Results
Live mid-market rates as of 2006.01.23 00:52:26 UTC.

1.00 SGD Singapore Dollars = 24.0446 THB Thailand Baht
1 SGD = 24.0446 THB 1 THB = 0.0415894 SGD

1.00 MYR Malaysia Ringgits = 10.5708 THB Thailand Baht
1 MYR = 10.5708 THB 1 THB = 0.0946000 MYR

Baht getting stronger due to the AIS and Temasek Deal

Have to act fast to change baht before it fall below 23.5

taurus75 · #**379** 23-01-2006, 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Hasa Sas

Baht getting stronger due to the AIS and Temasek Deal

Have to act fast to change baht before it fall below 23.5

no wonder..brudder! thanx for the info man!
Happy CNY to you ..

taurus75 · #**380** 23-01-2006, 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by DeKuip

Bro Taurus,

U guess where our Tai See Heng took us yesterday? hehehe...

Tai See Heng is back!!!

actually i much more interested in what Yee See Heng( TD ) did last night?!
kekeke
Tai See Heng gonna havoc in hatyai with me liao...!!

TODAY IS 23rd LIAO....

taurus75 · #**381** 23-01-2006, 10:06 PM

SINGAPORE : Singapore investment company Temasek Holdings, Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) and a group of Thai investors, through Kularb Kaew, have acquired a 49.6 percent controlling stake in Thailand's Shin Corp for about S$3.03 billion (US$1.87 billion).

taurus75 · #**382** 24-01-2006, 09:49 AM

xe.com Universal Currency Converter ® Results
Live mid-market rates as of 2006.01.24 01:47:26 UTC.

1.00 SGD Singapore Dollars = 24.1623 THB Thailand Baht
1 SGD = 24.1623 THB 1 THB = 0.0413868 SGD

1.00 MYR Malaysia Ringgits = 10.4632 THB Thailand Baht
1 MYR = 10.4632 THB 1 THB = 0.0955735 MYR

DeKuip · #**383** 24-01-2006, 11:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by taurus75

actually i much more interested in what Yee See Heng( TD ) did last night?!
kekeke
Tai See Heng gonna havoc in hatyai with me liao...!!

TODAY IS 23rd LIAO....

Bro,

Yee See Heng is bro CibLover lah... TD is just CBM, higher than Tai See Heng soon will become Sifu.

taurus75 · #**384** 24-01-2006, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by DeKuip

Bro,

Yee See Heng is bro CibLover lah... TD is just CBM, higher than Tai See Heng soon will become Sifu.

shucks..i tot Tai See Heng is KLK....kekeke!
well actually that does not make a difference! kekeke

is the puk kai zai going hatyai too?

taurus75 · #**385** 25-01-2006, 03:38 PM

TD..2 days for you liao...make sure u live up to yr title...5555

taurus75 · #**386** 26-01-2006, 09:45 AM

taurus75 · #**387** 26-01-2006, 09:47 AM

now can only pray pray it maintains at 24..

xe.com Universal Currency Converter ® Results
Live mid-market rates as of 2006.01.26 01:45:26 UTC.

1.00 SGD Singapore Dollars = 24.0387 THB Thailand Baht
1 SGD = 24.0387 THB 1 THB = 0.0415997 SGD

1.00 MYR Malaysia Ringgits = 10.4435 THB Thailand Baht
1 MYR = 10.4435 THB 1 THB = 0.0957537 MYR

sibaysong4u · #**388** 26-01-2006, 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by taurus75

One hour ago i check the website 30% discount now $8.80 .

sibaysong4u · #**389** 26-01-2006, 09:57 AM

CB! $8.88 can onli fly from 1st Jul.-Sep.

KatoeyLover69 · #**390** 27-01-2006, 05:15 PM

Report from The Nation dated Friday 27 January 2006 :-

CAPITAL INFLOW: Baht appreciates to a one-year high

The baht appreciated to Bt 38.80 to the US dollar yesterday in intra-day trading, a level not seen since January 14, 2005, with about US$3 billion (Bt116.8 billion) in capital having flowed into the stock market since the start of the year, according to the Bank of Thailand (BOT).

Yesterday’s currency surge was also due to importers purchasing dollars in preparation to buy oil, dealers said.

The baht opened at Bt 39.15-Bt 39.17 (offer and buy prices) and closed at Bt 38.87-Bt 38.89. Dealers said the baht could hover between Bt 38.50 and Bt 39 in the near future.They also said the Singapore dollar and the Korean won appreciated yesterday.

Of the $3 billion in capital inflows, more than $1 billion was used to buy Shin Corp shares in its buyout this week, said Mr Pridiyathorn Devakula, the BOT governor. He said the rest was due to foreign investors’ heightened interest in the economy.

The capital inflows for portfolio investment were $2 billion for all of 2005.

Speaking at the “ Economic Outlook and Strategies for Economic Management” seminar organised by the National Economic and Social Advisory Council, Pridiyathorn forecast that commercial banks’ lending this year would grow 10 per cent, the highest since the 1997 economic crisis, thanks to high industrial capacity utilisation.

Pridiyathorn said loans were likely to grow 10 per cent from 2005, compared to 8 per cent between 2004 and 2005. The double-digit growth is expected due to industrial expansion. Industry was running at an average 74 per cent of capacity in December.

In addition, listed companies, which reported an aggregate net profit of Bt279 billion for the first three quarters of 2005, will also be expanding this year, he said, adding that firms would plough their profits back into operations.

Credit expansion is expected to record double-digit growth for the first time since the 1997 financial crisis, when plenty of companies went bankrupt and the banking system’s non-performing loans skyrocketed.

Despite high capacity utilisation, investors during the last few years delayed their reinvestment plans because they lacked confidence in the economy and were concerned about political conditions, the violence in the deep South and increasing oil prices.

Pridiyathorn said the current-account deficit last year had grown to $3.7 billion. It could have been worse, save for the second half of the year, which saw a surplus of $2.2 billion, compared to a deficit of $5.9 billion in the first half.

He said the current-account deficit would be around $3 billion to $4 billion for some years to come because of high oil prices. But the deficit would not have much impact on the economy thanks to strong international reserves of $53 billion. In addition, capital inflows would help strengthen economic stability.

“The $3 billion-$4 billion deficit is acceptable even if there is no capital inflow at all. But, the deficit will not last for many years,” said the governor.

The governor said he would continue to gradually raise the 14-day repurchase rate, which is currently at 4.25 per cent, in a bid

to slow down inflation and encourage positive real deposit interest rates.

Anoma Srisukkasem
The Nation