26-05-2014, 12:41 AM
(This post was last modified: 26-05-2014, 12:45 AM by specuvestor.)
(25-05-2014, 11:39 PM)liphuang Wrote: I think here is a investment forum that with a group of people who has a sense of capitalism.
If you can lie down on the MRT seat, the business model doesn't make sense economically. If a service provider try to satisfy your standard, it will soon being punished by the market, regardless of if it is listed company or not.
Actually doing only things make sense economically is the key factor behind the victory of capitalism against communist.
Fully believe on capitalism is the basic behind Singapore's success but today there are many people are trying to deviate from it to delight the demanding voters. It is a risky path to go.
Have you ever wondered why the woodstock for capitalists Buffett supports death tax, donations, equal opportunities and philanthropies?
I'm guessing you are probably young to have the mindset that "capitalism is the basic behind Singapore's success" We were social capitalist in the first 25 years of our independence. So much so that China came to study our model. There are many LKY, Goh Keng Swee books around that you can read up and understand more before jumping to conclusion.
So what is listed stock exchange SGX model? Why do people bother to gripe and complain when OPMI are marginalised? Isn't that how capitalism of survival of the fittest supposed to work? SGX's mission is to maximise trading value and economical sense for their shareholders... no? Or is SGX different for what reason?
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