On buying/selling Thai shares from outside of Thailand. We view these as good sources and generally find US brokes are expensive and just too alloof on Thai stocks.
Here is a letter received today by an ex-associate from my professional days back in the US. He articulates a historical perspective... and why Thai Baht nominated growth stocks may well be a good place to hide-out any such coming currency crisis.
Here is another outstanding contribution by Mr. David Hale -a long time contributor to Thaistocks.com with this select exclusive article. The US dollar has a long history of sliding during December and rebounding in the new year. Will it happen this year?
On October 1, 2004, the Securities Transaction Tax (STT) came into implementation in the Indian financial markets. The market players and analysts who had predicted that the introduction of STT would bring Indian financial markets to a standstill have been proved completely wrong. on the first day of the...
An excerpt from the August issue of Thai Tatler magazine:
"A year ago Thai stocks were roaring again after a long slump... Paul Renaud, a well-known SET bull with Thaistocks.com had predicted a SET index of 800 sometime after year end 2003, and the market indeed went on to close...
The STT (Securities Transaction Tax) is expected to reduce the speculation in Indian financial markets, which are amongst the most speculative markets in the world. Compared with several leading international financial markets, the sheer volume of speculative trading...
As a result of strong economic data published since March, there is increasing speculation in the financial markets that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this summer. The most commonly expected date for a policy change is the FOMC meeting on August 10th.
In the past policy announcements which rattled world financial markets came from Washington, Tokyo, or Frankfurt. The only exception might have been a major policy announcement from the OPEC countries about global oil prices. But the Chinese government made history a few days ago by announcing a set of policy...
This scandal has busted several myths associated with the risk management systems of banking sector. First, banks and financial institutions do not have better governance and risk management systems than the non-financial corporate sector. Second, technical solutions and models (e.g., VaR), howsoever sophisticated these may be, are of little help...