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Faltering China....

Rising India....  Rotfl
so early started posting jokes?
The Raper super power country?
Can Aussie sign a CECA with India and then direct some traffic from Singapore?
(03-10-2021, 10:31 AM)ArielCasper Wrote: [ -> ]Can Aussie sign a CECA with India and then direct some traffic from Singapore?

This deal was dropped by Aussie in 2015 because Indians wanted the Aussie to sign a similar CECA deal like ours and the Ozs told them to fuxk off. Now Aussie kena squeezed by China and is forced to look at the deal again....... Rolleyes
Wah Sydney Herald can't even spell "complementary"...........

Mr Abbott, who recently met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, told a roundtable meeting of the Australia-India Chamber of Commerce that the relationship between Australia and India had not reached its full potential despite the two having “complimentary” economies.
(03-10-2021, 10:31 AM)ArielCasper Wrote: [ -> ]Can Aussie sign a CECA with India and then direct some traffic from Singapore?

Sell our CECA to them lor.
(03-10-2021, 08:38 AM)mikeloh Wrote: [ -> ]Faltering China....

Rising India....  Rotfl
If put money in India  ....vs Chiha...which gives better returns.
Investors are going to India...they are leaving China. Even Chinese don't invest in China stocks they prefer property which caused a property bubble and now evergrande crash.

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Think bitcoin if timed correctly, even higher retirns.
Point is more risk more return. Also timing is critical.
(03-10-2021, 10:49 AM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]If put money in India  ....vs Chiha...which gives better returns.
Investors are going to India...they are leaving China. Even Chinese don't invest in China stocks they prefer property which caused a property bubble and now evergrande crash.

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Err.. you never read about how DBS or Singtel kena in India?
China surpass India and both the cost of living and Yuan Currency is very strong now.

Australia is turning towards India for cheap trade.
as china goes more green, the more China needs Aust less.

Yet if Aust pivot to India, they will understand more of Keleng kia accounting Big Grin
(03-10-2021, 11:11 AM)ArielCasper Wrote: [ -> ]8
Err.. you never read about how DBS or Singtel kena in India?

That is because they fail to understand how to invest in India.
U need to invest in incumbent monopoly not the competitive of the monopoly 

This mistake is causing our  GLCs  to lose money except Semb Ind which had joint project with the biggest player in power market    this single imvestmemt will rescue Semb Ind fro! Its slump

Singtel invested in Airtel as us getting killed by Jio 

Biggest is best is the way to invest in india
(03-10-2021, 11:29 AM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]That is because they fail to understand how to invest in India.
U need to invest in incumbent monopoly not the competitive of the monopoly 

This mistake is causing our  GLCs  to lose money except Semb Ind which had joint project with the biggest player in power market    this single imvestmemt will rescue Semb Ind fro! Its slump

Singtel invested in Airtel as us getting killed by Jio 

Biggest is best is the way to invest in india

if Spore companies fail to make it in India, Australian firms will be even worse, they dunt understand and respect Asian business culture let alone Indian culture, must give under table money to win a deal, signed contracts are also no use one.
(03-10-2021, 11:38 AM)lvlrsSTI Wrote: [ -> ]if Spore companies fail in India, Australian firms will be even worse, they dunt understand and respect Asian business culture let alone Indian culture, must give under table money to win a deal, signed contracts are also no use one.

Indians like to bargain even if the price is very low already, they just want to take advantage each and every time. On the other hand, Aussies dunt like to bargain, everything is nett priced and go according to the contract, this doesn't work in India...they will learn it in a hard way.
(03-10-2021, 10:49 AM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]If put money in India  ....vs Chiha...which gives better returns.
Investors are going to India...they are leaving China. Even Chinese don't invest in China stocks they prefer property which caused a property bubble and now evergrande crash.

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This one, top of the world :


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(03-10-2021, 06:26 AM)BigBossX Wrote: [ -> ]https://amp.smh.com.au/business/the-econ...58w60.html


You trash are dreaming wet on these angmoh bullshit everyday? lol
(03-10-2021, 11:38 AM)lvlrsSTI Wrote: [ -> ]if Spore companies fail to make it in India, Australian firms will be even worse, they dunt understand and respect Asian business culture let alone Indian culture, must give under table money to win a deal, signed contracts are also no use one.

Do u eben understand what you are writing  British and Australia are experts in dealing with India throughout history. British can control whole of India with a few administrators!...during colonial days!

Just because our govt GLC don't know how...means nobody knows how?

India gave me the best return for a country in my investments better than US! ...the value creation there is unprecedented  .
(03-10-2021, 11:42 AM)lvlrsSTI Wrote: [ -> ]Indians like to bargain even if the price is very low already, they just want to take advantage each and every time. On the other hand, Aussies dunt like to bargain, everything is nett priced and go according to the contract, this doesn't work in India...they will learn it in a hard way.
And if we find Suzhou Industry park challenging, at least the local authorities only dare to setup another business park beside it to complete..

In India, the local authorities probably just ignore whatever deals signed by central govt, and do as them deem..

SGBuffet is not wrong, you partner a big player in India and take a minority stake, will be safer.. But if we do that, then what the point of signing CECA?