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There has been some interest shown in Thai equities through other forums on this board. Thought it might be suitable to open a separate subject.

The SET (Stock Exchange of Thailand) is now trading at historical lows. Are the recent difficulties in the Thai economy structural or cyclical in nature? There are arguments on both sides of this issue.

Any views and interests you may have are more than welcome.

Two news links:
loxinfo.co.th
bangkokpost.net

Some news from this day 06-06-97...

DEPUTY Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Amnuay Viravan will
urge the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to adopt strong
measures against short selling of Thai stocks by offshore investors, a
well-informed source in the Government said.

The measures would be taken in order to counter the negative
impacts that short selling is believed to have on the economy in
general and the Stock Exchange of Thailand in particular.

Tom R. Yarnall
piraz@usaor.net
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457It has been 8 1/2 years since anyone posted to this thread. Does anyone here folLynn-11/19/2007
456 <b>Thais 'disgusted' by block on Supachai</b> by Charlotte Tom-5/4/1999
455 Mr. Ramos might try being a little more elusive in his analysis. -----Tom-3/11/1999
454 Goldman Apologizes to Thailand: iht.comJulius Wong-3/10/1999
453 Time for an update -- I've been trading stocks on the local exchange in ThaJethro-12/2/1998
452 NEVER buy Thai stocks through an American brokerage firm. I've posted a meJethro-11/27/1998
451 Lorare, Excuse the delay in responding. Best o' luck to you also. Will viTom-11/8/1998
450 Just thought I'd point out a sister thread on the Thai Banking Sector I staLorare-11/6/1998
449 Okay, Peter. Thanks much. Tom-11/3/1998
448 Tom: I'm sorry. I forgot to reply to your post. For first look portfoliopeter michaelson-11/3/1998
447 Jethro: That does sound very interesting and I would appreciate any informatiopeter michaelson-11/3/1998
446 There's a Thai stock index futures contract, either trading or to be tradedJethro-11/3/1998
445 Hello, Peter. Have any idea what the portfolios look like for the closed-end fTom-10/30/1998
444 Glad to see some activity here. I'm still short TTF and long TC and other peter michaelson-10/29/1998
443 Better that you've come clean w/ us now, Fred. <G> I have an eye on Tom-10/28/1998
442 Hi Tom---I bought some BBL at 78 cents a share, but only now am I ready to admfred douglas liebling-10/28/1998
441 Uh, oh. The Thai topic has been resurrected. <g> Hello, Julius. I hope Tom-10/28/1998
440 Dow Jones Newswires -- October 28, 1998 SE Asian Currencies StJulius Wong-10/28/1998
439 I'll check it out, Jeff. Thank you. Tom-7/30/1998
438 News, fwiw (mytrack is a must for Asia followers w/ its Comtex newswires, imo):JEFF CHAPMAN-7/30/1998
437 You're welcome, Fred. Have stopped trading for a while. It's no fun, Tom-6/22/1998
436 Thanks for the great reply! I ended up adding to my Berkshire position ( I'fred douglas liebling-6/22/1998
435 Someone from PERC said recently that "Thailand is in more trouble now thanTom-6/22/1998
434 Tom, I have done no homework on Thailand ( I guess asking your opinion is a stfred douglas liebling-6/22/1998
433 Update... Thaksin Shinawatra is attempting to found a new political party. ThTom-6/17/1998
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