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Disciplined speculator Temasek cuts loss after buying near peak

Disciplined speculator Temasek cuts loss after buying near peak

Phillip Ang * The author blogs at LikeDatOsoCanMeh. Read More →

Socialism with market characteristics

Socialism with market characteristics

Many people have a strong opinion that communism is bad and that it has failed as a system of government. If any matter goes badly wrong, they use the phrase communism to describe it. I share this conversation with a friend. Friend - Communism is bad. Tell which which country practiced communism and has succeeded? Me - China?...

Wasteful to spend money on TV screens for Ministers at NDP when it is paid for by taxpayer’s monies

Wasteful to spend money on TV screens for Ministers at NDP when it is paid for by taxpayer’s monies

We will be celebrating our 54th National Day in under 2 months' time. National Day is a time when we Singaporeans come together as one people to celebrate the independence of our country, to reflect on our past, the challenges, the trials and tribulations that we have collectively overcame and to face our common future with...

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