Thaistocks.com rank on the internet.
Regarding Thaistocks.com broad representation on the internet. The worldwide web rankings of Thaistocks.com (referred to as ts.com).
In Google search engine: Web cruising on April 6 ’08, I searched for "thaistocks.com" and came up with: "Results 1 - 10 of about 5,610 for “www.thaistocks.com" When I just did the same search on August 19, 2010 at 4 PM, it came up with 8,360 results. This shows the broadness through its high numbers this site is referenced to. No other English language financial portal or broker in Thailand has such a high ranking.
Further and more important: today when I searched the important key phrase on Google “Thailand stock market investing”, ts.com comes out at the #3 spot, only behind the SET official web site. On different dates, ts.com often comes out on the very top.
Alternatively, searching on June 1 ’08 in Google under “Investing in Thai Stocks”, Ts.com took the very top two rankings. Same as today, on August 19, 2010. And searching a minute later, under “Thailand stock market research”, Ts.com took the third ranking, as it does so today.
Searching under “Thai value investing” today, ts.com comes up #3, just behind some Thai language only web sites. Searching for “High yield Thai stock investing”, ts.com comes up #1. Searching for “Thai equity investing”, ts.com is #2 or right behind the BOT. One can go on like this, but the message is clear: ts.com is at the top or near the very top represented in just about any internet search for Thai stocks, or other such related/similar search terms, including but not limited to “Thai value investing”.
Alternatively in Yahoo.com, when I searched for “Thailand stock market investing” on June 1 ’08, ts.com came out twice as #1 and again as #5. Again in Yahoo.com, when on June 1 ‘08, I searched for “Thailand stock market research”, ts.com ranked #1 and yet shown again as # 6. Searching for “Investing in Thai stocks”, again Ts.com ranked several times in the top 10. Searching there for “Investing in Thailand equities”, ts.com ranked #5 with the other results far less relevant, clearly old Yahoo entries. At any of these searches, looking at many pages, I could not find any Thai brokers at either search under this same query. The results are similar today.
Google and Yahoo combined represent 86% of all searches on the internet. This according to this leading authority, see: http://www.seoconsultants.com/search-engines/
MSN is the third biggest engine but with only 7% of the total searches, but even here Ts.com shows up prominently. See http://search.live.com/results.aspx?q=Thailand+stock+market+investing&go=&form=QBHP
On the world wide internet, where most all new and seasoned investors start a search, Ts.com has by far the strongest representation through top rankings. Combined, topping all other Thai brokerage/securities firms. The objective conclusion is that Ts.com, in its field, is by far the most represented on the broad internet which has grown leaps and bounds since year 2000. This is so hereby documented and across the board as it is the same with many other related search terms.
The number of global users which use the internet has just about tripled in the past 8 years and in Asia it has far more then tripled.
At this link http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm one can see global internet usage by country and continent. Note how Asia overall has much higher total internet usages than any other region around the world, by a factor of almost 2 to 1. With EU being #2 around 470 mill. Today, over 820 mill people in Asia use the internet this is up from just slightly above 500 mill just since June 2008. Regardless, finding ts.com keeps growing fast as the EU/USA are alarmed with the riskier currencies and besides stagnant economies.
The world average growth rate of internet usage is shown at the above mentioned leading internet world stat’s site to have soared 444%, since year 2000. Hence since the “dotcom boom-and-bust” just about 4 times more people around the world use the it, with Asia by far leading the way. Today, 29% of the world population uses the internet on a regular basis, this is up from 22% just two years ago
Any way you look at it, since year 2000 global internet usage quadrupled or more (depending on which region) as compared to back in year 2000 when then dotcom boom was at its most glorious days...and ts.com ranks at the very top of such query relevant searches.
Best Regards,
Paul A. Renaud
