why is the thai baht still strong

[Mekong]

Would be nice if you could actually post without name calling, but that has always been your MO, so why change now asshole.

 

 

TH

 

The only name calling I see in this thread is you calling Dyslexic Doggie an asshole

[ThaiHome]

Guess your reading comprehension is not what it once was.

Read his post again.

TH

 

 

[Nervous God]

Would be nice if you could actually post without name calling' date=' but that has always been your MO, so why change now asshole.

 

 

TH[/quote']

 

The only name calling I see in this thread is you calling Dyslexic Doggie an asshole

 

Hey I resemble that arsehole~!

[Pom Michael]

Both of you step back please.

 

Both posters give good content - don't let this spoil it for the rest of us. We can't afford to lose guys/posters like either of you.

 

Where is that group hug smiley?

 

[Mekong]

Guess your reading comprehension is not what it once was.

Read his post again.

TH

 

 

I have

 

Do you care to identify where Dydlexic Doggie has resorted to name calling?

 

The only post of his I see replying to yourself directly he was in agreement with you

[khunsanuk]

Hi,

 

I think it might be the 'sunshine' part. Still hardly a massive insult.

 

Agree with PM, chill guys.

 

Sanuk!

 

[ThaiHome]

It was a Government "No more Dusty Roads" project sunshine good try, wrong budget

 

 

TH

[Julian2]

I thought the Dusty Roads fix had been named "Project Sunshine".

We need a good name calling now and then, someone start an anti-American thread, that always creates fireworks.

[ThaiHome]

Back to the thread subject.

TH

 

Thai stock market jumps 5.43 percent

 

BANGKOK (AFP) -- Thai stocks soared 5.43 percent Tuesday after anti-government protesters cancelled a planned march on Bangkok's financial district, but analysts warned the rebound could be short-lived.

 

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) composite index jumped 39.47 points to close at 765.76 as foreign investors returned to the market, which has been roiled by weeks of confrontation between authorities and protesters.

 

Pichai Lertsupongkit, an analyst at Thanachart Securities, said he was surprised by the size of the rebound.

 

"Positive sentiment was boosted by the government still not using force to disperse the protesters, as well as the protesters deciding to call off the march to the financial district," he said.

 

The red-shirted demonstrators, mostly loyal to ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra, have mounted four weeks of street rallies but were thwarted in a plan to march on the Silom financial hub after a heavy troop deployment.

 

But Pichai warned the gain could be temporary as Thailand's political crisis remains far from resolution, with the government resisting calls for fresh elections.

 

"The political factor is still very fluid and there are still chances of clashes," he said. "So today's rebound could be short lived."

 

Pichai said the petrochemical sector led the rally with a 9.9 percent gain.

 

Among bluechip stocks coal producer Banpu soared 34.00 baht to 624.00 baht, PTT Plc gained 15.00 baht at 260.00 baht, and Siam Cement rose 21.00 baht to finish at 258.00 baht.

[Julian2]

Any chance of a comparision graph to see how other countries in the region have fared economically in the same period of time, say the last 12 months?

Not that I'm suggesting the sky rocketing growth isn't due to Abhisit's economic genius.