I was referring to share market price.
On the property valuation done here is on the high side, especially seller (promoter) will thrashed their into reits are at most positive timing/pricing and best rental yield.
Once there is a negative outlook in economies, which does affect demand for rental or outlets, especially those with foreign brands, which may pull out or cut down on stores here, this will screw up rental yield and eventually valuation (reasonably done at that time with questionable sensitivity analysis) will screw up as well.
Hence, wat im trying to say is reit are indeed "volatiled" by economies, as opposed to theoretically property investment is a safe investment, hence is kinda immune to economies in general.
Please note, I'm note trying to generalise and say reit are no good investment, but dun assume reits are a good classification for your slow and steady portfolio.

Can clarify further wat "access card to pass the custom easier"?
I only know u just need the permit and the passport to pass thru the custom.
If ur a EP holder, u can just use your passport go thru the auto machine.
Good to carry your permit together though, just in case.

wow nice moobs

Sure how bout Sunday teabreak at Bugis?
Wu Chun, Taiwan famous artiste will be in Bugis around 7.30pm.
No, I'm not interested with him, but...

Compare ur net savings in RM (net tax and EPF) if u stay in KL to potential net savings in RM (converte from SGD net of tax and cpf)
If it's double then yes, if it's the same not worth it, and keep looking.
It may not be easy to look for job in SG, so ur temporary separation with ur wife, u shd expect about 2 years.

But based on ur information, assuming u have fixed expenses in KL RM6k, so without u in KL, maybe will drop to RM4k, i estimate, which is SGD1.8k (prudently). then u have SG expenses ball park estimate SGD2k. So u have a net after tax saving of abour SGD1k = RM2.4k, if ur current job can save u about RM2k and above, not worth it.

That may be true, but from my opinion, that way it's is not very effective.
I still think it's best to leave 75% of the decision to the hring manager, except on cost related issues. The committee can set a list of objective benchmark (education, experience, etc), while the subjective let the hiring manager decide.

The most important is the supervisor and the new staff 'click' and able to work together. If they perform, it will be good for the company. If they dun, the supervisor will be responsbile, for the whole team, cos he select he's own staff.
If the committee makes all the decision, while the hiring manager just give 10% of the decision, and he/she have to put up with someone he/she clearly cannot work with, the team as a whole will not be effective. Yet, it's unfair for him/her to be blame for poor perfromance of the new staff, which cos the whole dept under perform.

Unless they wana avoid fraud, then this hiring process might be a way of deterrent. But if not for this reason, I dun see any other reason.

I dun mind too even if she's wild and dirty type.

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Added on September 13, 2011, 6:45 amanyone never tried it at hotels b4?

This post has been edited by Aloong: Sep 13 2011, 06:45 AM

If the offer is good definitely, why not?
Bintan is near to SG, and near to Msia also.
But bear in mind the expenses you should assume it's the same as SG converted to rupiah, dun assume Bintan is cheaper.
Probably except for the accomodation and travelling.

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Added on September 14, 2011, 4:11 pmif u are dicipline, i think you can survive with $1.5k, for food and travelling and decent once a month entertainment .
So savings of SGD1.5k+/-, thats about RM3.6k+/- savings.
Are u able to save above RM3k now? If yes, I would not go. If no, most likely I will.


This post has been edited by Aloong: Sep 14 2011, 04:11 PM

Hi Charlene, since a hot chick like u invite, of course can
How about tomolo nite?

orchard? im sure a hot chick like u like to go there window shopping

I got no problem paying for your window shopping

but paying for your shopping depends how hot u are, and make sure u wear short tight skirt

I think keep in your pillow better. ease of access to cash. better than u have to queue 5 mins everytime u wana draw money. POSB line dam long.
Assuming you have $10,000 savings, 0.05% is $5 per year. One month queue 4 times, one year queue 48 times, that's 240min/yr. are u willing to queue 4hrs/yr to save $5?

And potentially free lunch

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Added on September 21, 2011, 3:26 pmA big sacrifice indeed.
This reminded me of Donna Summer's 1983 song "She works hard for the money"

This post has been edited by Aloong: Sep 21 2011, 03:26 PM

yup, that's the best satay so far, with the thick fats.
while ur there try out the beef noodle (next to pork noodle stall i think), popiah, grill chicken and fry chicken (if its stll there)

ironically, just had the ampang ytf this morning. hahaha...

And u post it in forum hoping ur wife dunno. Very smart of u

child or toy boy is a fine line

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Added on September 27, 2011, 10:13 amOut of curiosity, while you're in malaysia, and you have 2 lines, (Msia line and SG line). Do you carry 2 phones around, knowing that the SG phone will only ring probably once a week at most?

Say after they call you, after you put your phone and address in SIngapore, then they realised that you're not working in SG. Would that reduce your chances, for giving the false impression you're currently located in SG?

This post has been edited by Aloong: Sep 27 2011, 10:13 AM

Thanks for sharing.

Anyway, how is getting a call when you're employed funny?
A lot of ppl get calls from heahunter when they are employed, except for fresh grad, who is looking for a job.
Shd jx check it out, you'll never know wat awaits u.

in current market, if it's within -20% to +20%, dollar to dollar of your salary i would say it's reasonable.

ok tats funny