Failed means failed
Good means good
QUOTE(fuzzy @ Nov 5 2024, 12:48 PM)
I quote you back la. You initially say Temasek >>> Khazanah. I showed you it's not, their average TSR over 20 years is around 7%, which is lower than the S&P500 index. Their fund grew because the Singapore government makes money. Singapore government =/= Temasek.
Then when I showed the data, you suddenly switch to say Singapore government is good, which I never disputed. But Singapore > Malaysia is not the same as Temasek > Khazanah.
I know we like to bash Malaysia, I also think FV was seriously stupid investment but holding another poor example as a shining example of "good" doesn't work when that example is also poor.
This post has been edited by GagalLand: Nov 5 2024, 01:36 PMThen when I showed the data, you suddenly switch to say Singapore government is good, which I never disputed. But Singapore > Malaysia is not the same as Temasek > Khazanah.
I know we like to bash Malaysia, I also think FV was seriously stupid investment but holding another poor example as a shining example of "good" doesn't work when that example is also poor.
Nov 5 2024, 01:35 PM

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