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mike8057d
    26-Dec-2007 11:38  
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seeing more people taking the train and bus after the taxi fare hike.....hmmmm
 
 
mike8057d
    18-Dec-2007 14:38  
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hmmmmm....SMRT is a buy?
 
 
Farmer
    18-Dec-2007 12:38  
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Actually, more people not taking taxi or not doesn't really affect much on SMRT's profit margin. In fact, it should boost its overall earnings. Though, I still believe most of its revenue growth should come from rental/advertisement section due to high maintenance/operating cost for its fleet of buses and trains.

Oh.....it's year end now and LTA's decision on its merger or not deal with ComfortDelgro should be out anytime soon. No wonder its share price was rock solid at yesterday's closing although STI dip > 3%.
 

 
Centaur
    18-Dec-2007 11:41  
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actually many pp take cabs because they can claim from company, so no damage to their pockets except gotta wait till pay day or something. I guess the 20% drop in calls mostly are those who have to fork out their own Smiley and feel the pinch. But then again, co will be more stringent when they approved the taxi claims next time. To see if thats true, just check with forummers if their co come up with some new 'rules' on cab taking.
 
 
mike8057d
    18-Dec-2007 11:11  
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As expected, drop in passenger taking (call, etc).  Let's see after few weeks.
 
 
mike8057d
    13-Dec-2007 13:28  
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Your rule will only hold true for the 1st few months....after that, everything will be back to normal.  Complaints will start to surface again, and taxi fare will be adjusted again. 
 

 
simck001
    13-Dec-2007 01:22  
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In this case, 1/3 rule would apply. 1/3 of the population would continue to take cab no matter what. 1/3 would switch to public transport using bus or MRT. The remaining 3rd would take cab when it is absolutely necessary. Based on this assumption, the taxi company would not profit from the fee hike.
 
 
singaporegal
    12-Dec-2007 21:50  
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The taxi fare increase this time round is really substantial. I believe more people will take public transport or buy their own cars from now on.

 
 
 
limhpp
    12-Dec-2007 11:46  
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Ya, especially when you need to go to the airport.
 
 
mike8057d
    12-Dec-2007 11:18  
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Singaporean will take taxi lah even though the fare increased. 
 

 
Luostock
    11-Dec-2007 16:53  
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Rainy Season, so ppl will still take cab even though the fare increases.
 
 
Farmer
    11-Dec-2007 16:53  
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Oh yes!!! This is just I wanna say....thx nicky.
 
 
nickyng
    11-Dec-2007 16:50  
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well..2 thing here:

1)better pray after the cab fare hike it WONT actually result in poor business...and ppl shunning from taking cab (and take SMRT instead OH NO! i will be squeezed even more like SARDINE!

 

2)Oil price dont spike and remain high for a LONGGGGggggggGGGGGGggg time...hee
 
 
mike8057d
    11-Dec-2007 16:37  
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SMRT will definitely increase the taxi fare just like Comfort.  And then, they will increase the taxi rental just like Comfort to boost their income.
 
 
mike8057d
    22-Nov-2007 16:01  
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This is a defensive stock.
 

 
KiLrOy
    22-Nov-2007 14:49  
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I still have lotsa SMRT at 1.07SGD.  : ) 

Hypothetically if I buy now at 1.61 and if it goes up to 1.68 (see guessing/betting is BAD), I profit more then if I held on to that 1.68 lot and not cut the losses.

The moral is if you are wrong (as in my view of the technical entry for my 1.68 lot) get out, else get clobbered.

 
 
Farmer
    22-Nov-2007 10:22  
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Why take loss so fast? I'm sure your trade will become profitable over time if you continue to hold  on unless you need $ badly or you're trading on this counter just like me doing in SingTel....HaHaHa!
 
 
KiLrOy
    21-Nov-2007 17:05  
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I am out of my recent trade at 1.66SGD.  Thank goodness I had the opportunity to minimise the losses today. *wink*
 
 
mike8057d
    21-Nov-2007 16:48  
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Right on
 
 
victor_lee
    21-Nov-2007 10:09  
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Yah just like HK MTR...
 
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