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I am looking for fellow friends playing this property game. Hope i can meet up with some of you experts, Please pm me or send me a message to [email protected] Hope we can collaberate or exchange ideas. Let us "WANG" together in this "SUPER" market. :2cents:
If i am not expert can i still meet up?Quote:
Originally Posted by hayata1972
"WANG" together? :scared-5: :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by hayata1972
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Originally Posted by hayata1972
What exactly do you .....?
Are you trying to set up a meeting/gathering?
Seems like a good idea, how can we contribute?
How you guys can send me an e-mail or at least pm me. Looking forward to sharing some ideas and listening to your ideas in making money in property. "wang" is Lots of money and luck in chinese. :spliff:
Sounds like "wank". In ang moh, "wank" is something else...:oQuote:
Originally Posted by hayata1972
There are tonnes of gold every day when you browse through the property classified Ad in st.Folks please study carefully and start to pick your treasure.Remember no one in this world will share the information with you.
Thanks for the replies bros, i will try to set a weekend meeting very soon.
:p at the meantime, good luck!!
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Originally Posted by Reuters
A meeting to analyse how F1 will push the property prices to the next level? Cool!
OK I will retire here and watch the F1.
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Originally Posted by Tony Blair
You got S$5M?
Of the S$5M, S$2M can be property.
You mean I got 5 million pounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gahmen
But I just got retrenched by Mr.Brown.
How much retrenchment benefit Brown gave you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony Blair
Anymore bros out there for drinks and discussions?
just pm me. don't be shy.
Cheer to all and "HUAT!" to all.
Huat your head lah
Don't be selfish lah! Must share the huat mah!Quote:
Originally Posted by huat ur head
Only you can huat and Hayata1972 can't? Not fair leh!
All huat together lah.
Huat ah!
Hey hayata1972 bro, my e-mail:[email protected] pls let me know the details.
:)
How to lose money more likely.
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That's why must discuss and learn from others who are good in making money.
The Straits Times
Sunday, 8 July 2007
According to a wealth-accumulation league table compiled by an American investment bank, the number of new millionaires in Singapore grew by the fastest rate world-wide last year. And that's being reckoned in US dollars. A total of 11,660 greenback millionaires made the list, to take to 66,660 Singaporeans whose individual assets amounted to at least S$1.5 million, not counting the home they lived in. Pretty impressive, even if the list were to include resident foreigners. But before the more inquisitive of our readers do some kaypoh sleuthing to establish if the new neighbour in the five-roomer is a millionaire, courtesy perhaps of a collective sale, be prepared for more surprises. It is entirely possible there are many more millionaires in this island than published figures show. It would depend on how data is assembled and categorised.
If the residential home were included in calculating net worth, Singapore in this period of property-asset upsizing could well have one of the world's highest concentrations of deca-millionaires per capita or per square kilometre. Mere millionaires would be common. There would be a decent number of traditional-Chinese and traditional-Indian old-money families who keep their wealth under wraps because they are not the conspicuous-consumption type. They could be your average HDB neighbour, with an average car in the parking lot. No flash, no dash. Discreet old money will not appear in any wealth list. In the bygone days of wealth-reckoning in older economies, land owners ranked high in Rich Lists kept by nosey business publications. Then came the age of manufacturers and now, digital billionaires. Here in Singapore, the property and stockmarket are noteworthy wealth propellants. If these are kept up Singapore will be in the money for a while yet. The new millionaires created last year were not yet the beneficiaries of en bloc sales and the Shanghai bourse effect. These are 2007 phenomena.