Wolf Money(Thai Beverage PCL)
I bought a position in Thai Beverage during my staycation. I had a GTD order filled. Here I am back in Thai Beverage at a lower price than before. A few points on Thailand situation.
1.) Thailand has a new Prime Minister. He promised to call for an election in about 4 months’ time. I hope that will finally bring stability to the country.
2.) In the meantime, he is implementing the half-half policy. Small businesses will benefit from the government policy. The Thai government will co-fund half of consumer spending..
3.) The strengthening of the Thai Baht will have a positive currency translation as results are reported in Thai Baht. There will be a slight bump up in dividends in SGD term.
4.) The increase in F&N stock’s price increases the sotp valuation.
5.) Lower interest is expected from Thai central bank. Thai Bev do have a ton of borrowing.
6.) Lowering of tension at Thai-Cambodia border.
More details at the end of month portfolio update. God Bless.
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