Philippine Economy Talk

[shadow]

I'm thinking because they still have contractual obligation with their existing clients Kaya hinde pa sila maka move out. But question is are there any new clients na gusto dito sa PH ilagay yun process nila?


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[dreamur]

I'm thinking because they still have contractual obligation with their existing clients Kaya hinde pa sila maka move out. But question is are there any new clients na gusto dito sa PH ilagay yun process nila?


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Spot on...

Too short

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[chronicle]

I'm thinking because they still have contractual obligation with their existing clients Kaya hinde pa sila maka move out. But question is are there any new clients na gusto dito sa PH ilagay yun process nila?


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Add to that the initial investment. Building lease for x years. If the exodus will happen, it would probably be done by increments where no one will notice it.

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[stayhungry]

Add to that the initial investment. Building lease for x years. If the exodus will happen, it would probably be done by increments where no one will notice it.

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Maybe by the time the lease is up, the term of digong will be about done too then they'll share a couple more beers with me and they'd have to wait and see again who will be the new face in the chair

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Oooooor he stays in power indefinitely assuming we adopt a parliamentary Fed form of government.

Either way, BPOs will make a decision on what makes business sense to them. Even if policies or decisions or speeches hit them, if the bottom line here is still greener than anywhere else in the world, I'm thinking they stay.

It's all about the money. It's all about the dum dum dee dee dum dum.


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Stay hungry. Stay humble.

[chronicle]

Maybe by the time the lease is up, the term of digong will be about done too then they'll share a couple more beers with me and they'd have to wait and see again who will be the new face in the chair

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Oooooor he stays in power indefinitely assuming we adopt a parliamentary Fed form of government.

Either way, BPOs will make a decision on what makes business sense to them. Even if policies or decisions or speeches hit them, if the bottom line here is still greener than anywhere else in the world, I'm thinking they stay.

It's all about the money. It's all about the dum dum dee dee dum dum.


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Stay hungry. Stay humble.

Too many uncertainty is what scares an investor. Let's see if the bpo industry will start to contract.

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[falken]

Too many uncertainty is what scares an investor. Let's see if the bpo industry will start to contract.

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True, investors want stability. Not policies that change from one administration to the next.

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[Monseratto]

Hmm... Pinaglalaruan yung down stock market...

Golden Haven (HVN)

Mar 07, 2018
324.20

Mar 06, 2018
322.00

Mar 05, 2018
313.00

Mar 02, 2018
323.20

Mar 01, 2018
320.00

Feb 28, 2018
316.00

Feb 27, 2018
301.00

Feb 26, 2018
300.00

Feb 23, 2018
270.00

Feb 22, 2018
279.00

Feb 21, 2018
174.00

NOW

Jan 24, 2018
4.62

Feb 23, 2018
17.02

[dreamur]

Hmm... Pinaglalaruan yung down stock market...

Golden Haven (HVN)

Mar 07, 2018
324.20

Mar 06, 2018
322.00

Mar 05, 2018
313.00

Mar 02, 2018
323.20

Mar 01, 2018
320.00

Feb 28, 2018
316.00

Feb 27, 2018
301.00

Feb 26, 2018
300.00

Feb 23, 2018
270.00

Feb 22, 2018
279.00

Feb 21, 2018
174.00

NOW

Jan 24, 2018
4.62

Feb 23, 2018
17.02

My wife was literally crying when it reached 300+ and she sold when it was nearing 200. I told her dont be greedy.

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