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Demco, the update yet again.

Demco remains a core choice of mine regardless if one favours growth or dividend income, or green, or transparent management. As with this one of top 5 favorites, I assert you get it all. 

This company is hiding out and away from the global recession, which is much lead by burned- out US consumption, slow export...

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UEC, quality, growth -besides defensive to the current enviroment.

Before and after UEC (2.14) remains one of my key quality defensive stock choice on the MAI exchange  -much undeservingly trading below that exchanges' valuation averages. After a visit with UEC's president, today I review why.

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UKEM a trade, PTTAR the long term investment.

After speaking with UKEM's management I have changed my mind on this.  Instead I view UKEM a trade and PTTAR as now my big cap of choice -for the longer term.

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Commodites down for now. And TIES, the update.

A real potential for deflation in 2009, due to the collapse in global demand, if so you now want dividend income more then ever. Have the commodity stubborn bulls now gone nuts?

An update on TIES, an oversold stock where I just got a good update for members.

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MBAX, factory tour for members. Pls. sign up now.

MBAX suggests Wednesday, December 17, '08 for ts.com member private factory tour.  To sign up drop me an e-mail soonest at paulren@thaistocks.com .

 

 

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Infrastructure boom pending in Thailand.

Monday early morning at the office. A new idea whose fundementals have been already and appear very strong going into next year.  The right choice at the right time as Thailand after, an on-off, is now finally likely to get going on a massive infrastructure spending spree next year.

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Ticon alarm bells ringing.

Ticon alarm bells are ringing for me.  Until the company scales down its expansion plans and instead buys back some of its own shares, I changed my view to neutral earlier today and instead, would focuss only on our strong earnings gowers, in the now far less certain economic enviroment.

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LVT, strongest buy view stated.

A table pounding buy view based on solid fundementals during uncertain times.   A current year 2008 p/e of 2.15.

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TRC, an update on this favorite.

Thailand, has no securitized rubbish here. TRC, margins are on the increase.

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