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  1. Join Date
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    #201
    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    To be honest, not as bad as we're expecting the most is pareho lang. But that's because Yun nature ng 3 main businesses namin is not really affected by dollar movements. I don't want to get into details here but to put it simply we can take the hit.

    But I don't know with others.

    PM kita explain lo sayo kung bakit Hinde kami affected.



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    got your PM

    affected kami ng exchange rate coz we import

    pero aware ako sa nangyayari sa labas ng bansa -- nagbago ang monetary policy ng US so lumakas ang dollar

    kaya di ko sinisisi ang current admin sa paghina ng piso (the same way i don't credit the previous admin for the strong peso)

    uninformed people blame du30

    specially those biased against him

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    #202
    Quote Originally Posted by stayhungry View Post
    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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    Too many uncertainty is what scares an investor. Let's see if the bpo industry will start to contract.

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    #203
    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    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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    #204
    Hmm... Pinaglalaruan yung down stock market...

    Golden Haven (HVN)

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    Feb 26, 2018
    300.00

    Feb 23, 2018
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    279.00

    Feb 21, 2018
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    NOW

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    Last edited by Monseratto; March 8th, 2018 at 12:07 PM.

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    #205
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Hmm... Pinaglalaruan yung down stock market...

    Golden Haven (HVN)

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    Mar 06, 2018
    322.00

    Mar 05, 2018
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    Feb 28, 2018
    316.00

    Feb 27, 2018
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    Feb 26, 2018
    300.00

    Feb 23, 2018
    270.00

    Feb 22, 2018
    279.00

    Feb 21, 2018
    174.00

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    Jan 24, 2018
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    Feb 23, 2018
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    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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    Last edited by dreamur; March 8th, 2018 at 01:52 PM.

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    #206
    In other news

    Philippines tops 2018 Women in Business survey


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    #207
    Point ko lang sa admin you want the existing investors to stay and attract more of them. Not just hope they stay despite removing incentives.

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    #208
    Quote Originally Posted by dreamur View Post
    OB, apparently you are only looking at the local business condition. Here's a macroeconomic view - I belong to an industry contributing $30B a year revenue and employing 4M filipinos. That is $4B in corporate taxes and another $3B in personal income tax. Let us just assume 10% will close shops because of unfriendly tax environment. That is half a billion dollars that will drain out of the reserves. Do you think China and Russia will subsidize?

    Here is a micro view - my company employs 3000 heads. Multiplier is 4 to a family so that is 12,000 mouth to feed. If the head office will decide to move operations somewhere else, do you think the duterte kitchen will feed the 12000?

    Meantime, the company will offer golden parachutes to the executives. Thank you digong! And I will give a middle finger salute to the employees who are given free access to social media using company resources only to insult the motherland of the company that put food on their table and send their kids to school. Yes, I know who they are because I can read what they are posting on their walls but we tolerate it because we value freedom of expression and encourage open discussion.

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    i have always blamed big corporations as the real source of inflation. for me, I think there are more people sitting in the office from 8am-6pm trying to find the answers in the computer. and yet they are paid more than the average manual laborer.

    so from what I can see sa example, the economy will correct itself. many will be laid off because of redundant jobs. too many analysts. so im sorry dream pero its not me, its not myPres who is to blame for this. it's the wrong direction that the system went from y2k to present.

    alam who's to blame? the millennials. their tastes and their wants are not what these executives are producing for them. so good luck executives.

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    #209
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    got your PM

    affected kami ng exchange rate coz we import

    pero aware ako sa nangyayari sa labas ng bansa -- nagbago ang monetary policy ng US so lumakas ang dollar

    I read the entire book of Trump. Its called the Art of The Deal. Trump plays the long game, or probably the long bluff game.

    Ang problema kasi sa mga dilaw, panic kagad whenever there are negative news. and then they tend to magnify it pa. ang hindi nila alam they are the their own source of economic sabotage.

    Trump is one of the most unique leaders na nabasa ko talaga. in fact, he can compared to other great leaders of the past. pag reklamador ka, quitter ka, bagsak ka. you are your own downfall.

    Pero actually this is how Trump filters people. how he separates the weak from the strong, so that the strong can be stronger. so for those of you who think that the economy will fall. It will fall not because of the economy in general, it will fall because of your attitude. and guess what, sa field nyo lang mag-fall. That is how nature filters the weak from the strong.

    actually ang galing ng ating Presidente, and thats why Trump respects him. He played both sides, actually so many sides that instead of us being always the underdog, suddenly all our neighbors are wooing us, including the USA hhihi

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    #210
    i need that book in my library Philippine Economy Talk

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