QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Apr 12 2009, 10:49 PM)
Well, it depends the degree of transparency you have.
If you say GDP is growing by 0.1% for example, most people would think it is negative.
In the West or Singapore where there is a greater transparency. Even though your coming Q result may not be good, but you have reasons to foresee better future results, investors may see a chance to buy your co's shares if traded with big discounts.
So how you " see it " is as important.
make sense....even the government there already forecasting a negative GDP this yr, look at the chart~ STI jumping from 14xx to now how much? 18xx ? that is the "open-ness"...If you say GDP is growing by 0.1% for example, most people would think it is negative.
In the West or Singapore where there is a greater transparency. Even though your coming Q result may not be good, but you have reasons to foresee better future results, investors may see a chance to buy your co's shares if traded with big discounts.
So how you " see it " is as important.
Apr 12 2009, 10:59 PM

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