Thursday, November 20, 2008
Christmas Card From Banker
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
I'm Going To Krabi, However I'll Buy Thai Bath Later
I'll be going to Krabi from 4-7 January 2009. Usually, the last thing before we go is looking at the exchange rate... Time to buy now... ;) However I had never used any research skill in this. The only "research" skill is to survey between few different currency exchange centre and try to nego the best price.
I was thinking... perhaps can use some "bloomberg" this time. FYI, I am not a currency expert. Thus what I am showing here is purely just based on what info I can get from bloomberg. Its a bit late when i realise that the exchange rate MYR/THB was highest in July 08. However its still good to check now instead, incase anyone cant make it for the trip etc.
You might say, hey it might fall further. Lets quickly buy Thai Bath now....... well yes and no... I am not god. So i don't know. But we can look at experts' forecast here at below's chart.
According to the bloomberg forecast, Thai Bath is expected to reach 10 (current spot 9.743) in the first quarter of 2009. Thus from research point of view. I would think that MYR will strengthen against Thai Bath early of next year. Therefore i will only start to buy when the exchange rate is reaching 10 ( at least 9.799).
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Bad Christian Name For Chinese
Anne Chang => Dirty (Mandarin)
Anne Chin => Keep Quiet (Mandarin)
Faye Chen => Dusty (Mandarin)
Carl Cheng => Buttock (Hokkien)
Monica Cheng => Touching your buttocks (Hokkien)
Lucy Leow => You are dead (Hokkien)
Jane Tan => Frying eggs (Mandarin)
Suzie Leow => Lose till death (Hokkien)
Henry Mah => Hate your mum (Mandarin)
Corrine Tai => Poor fellow (Hokkien)
Paul Chan => Bankrupt (Mandarin)
Nelson Tan => Bird laying eggs (Mandarin)
Leslie Tong => Rubbish Bin (Mandarin)
Carmen Teng => Leg hair long (Hokkien)
Connie Mah => Call your mother (Cantonese)
Danny See => Squeeze you to death (Hokkien)
Rosie Teng => Screws and nails (Hokkien)
Pete Tsai => Nose droppings (Hokkien)
Macy Koh => Never die before (Cantonese)