
Too bad..... Singapore is place for Doctors and Lawyers, No Engineerer.... because the existing top management are all Lawyers and Doctors.....  This is why our flooding system cannot work after spending billions.... Our MRT cannot work.... Nicole highway collaspe.... Most important, more and more Singaporean getting poorer..... lol
knightrider ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 11:51) Posted:
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This is the case.... Anyway, I think this crisis will push them out during next election.... lol
SupremeA ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 11:48) Posted:
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My neighbour is her colleage at last time Metro. She is the GM, my neighbour is a store manager. She is non engineer trained. I heard from my neighbour, she is a Malaysia with Biology graduate, maybe later upgrade to MBA or whatsoever.
Every CNY, she invites her ex-colleages to her house for celebration. I heard from my neighbour, she got 1 ferarri, 1 prosche boxster and another car.
She is retail trained. So is the best person to keep generate profit for shareholders. Not towards interest to public transport and citizens like us. A public transport company should have interest for public and GOV should subsidise. This company should not be IPO in the very 1st place. Just my own opinion. 
iPunter ( Date: 18-Dec-2011 21:37) Posted:
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SMRT: 230% gain in stock price + dividend under CEO Saw Phaik Hwa
louis001 ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 09:01) Posted:
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They don't want to let you know you have the power to push people out. Else they will be next lol.
Isolator ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 11:45) Posted:
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stay for another 1-2 months = get 1-2 years bous for 2011
quit now = no bonus..
whic one will u choose? :P
Isolator ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 11:45) Posted:
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Base on government practice, she will not stay for long..... quietly leave after this incident has been forgotten.... Why cant admit mistake instantly especially drawing so high pay.....  hmmm...
rotijai ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 11:21) Posted:
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she wans to take bonus first leh..
may be wanna wait until CNY to get her last ang pau from SMRT then can go holiday n retire with all the $$
who bothers those got trapped in the train earlier..
Isolator ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 11:18) Posted:
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Because in Singapore government, they cannot admit mistake.... That's why she was told not to resign....  Honestly, she should be sacked, to wake up all those GLC or government top management.. Or else we will forever stay  as the 3rd world country management.... lol
iPunter ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 11:00) Posted:
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Same as WKS, she may ask to leave when the public investigation is over. Right now pretend nothing happen. haha.....
iPunter ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 11:00) Posted:
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How can that CEO Saw simply decide not to resign?
        Can't she be sacked immediately?
          For what you know, the stock price may not fall if she goes... 

Isolator ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 10:18) Posted:
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A lousy transport company... Not because it is supported by government, this company will be gone long time back.... lol
Technical Note:
        Today it gapped down to 1.755...
                  If it touches 1.75/1.74 later, it is likely to be pengsan due to more selling ... 

down to how much?

All the sifu " tarn tio" ... lol...


ozone2002 ( Date: 19-Dec-2011 09:18) Posted:
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finally going down... 3%... thank u..... :)
ozone2002 ( Date: 17-Dec-2011 14:19) Posted:
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tom dick n harry can do that if the business is moat WB said that
SMRT: 230% Gain In Stock Price + Dividend Under CEO Saw Phaik Hwa
WITH THE dramatic service breakdowns of the past few days, SMRT Corp has come under sharp scrutiny and criticism from commuters and other segments of society.
While the service breakdowns are technical and customer service issues, it would be interesting to take a look at the financial and stock performance of the company. 
And, we found, that it has grown its revenue, net profit and dividends during Ms Saw's watch from 2002. 
The stock price has tracked the business performance, having risen about 150% since the start of 2002 at around 72 cents and closing at $1.82 last Friday. 
Add in the net dividends totalling 56.35 cents from FY03 (financial year ended March) to FY11, and the return rises to an excellent 230%. That would place it among the best investments available on the Singapore Exchange -- and, by the way, surprise investors who favour small caps for their higher growth potential.
At a stock price of $1.82, SMRT is a S$2.7 billion company whose stock currently trades at a dividend yield of 4.6%.
Based on the FY11 basic earnings per share of 10.7 cents, the stock trades at 17X PE.
  Written by Leong Chan Teik   Monday, 19 December 2011 07:04
The consequential outcome should have been expected when a person with
      a retailing/shopping background is employed to head the national transportation
            company. One would have thought a person with an Engineering background
                  would be a more stringent requirement ...

aiyo, ask her to give up $1.85mil income per year, she must be thrown by eggs, simple paper criticism is just poking. they are so used to it.
anyway, don't complain much about our tpt system to indonesians. they can tell you that their bus services are so bad ....etc etc. that's why lots of 3rd country people planting their root here. There are not native singaporeans who have seen the good time and systematic way today.
The driving of sbs buses is so poor, don't know if it's the china people way of driving or the design fault of the brake(as what said by the driver as I ever tell  him why he brake so often that many of us almost fall)
By the way, the rail tracks for the 4 color lines here  are from the same suppliers? If so, why purple line doesn't have much problem, is it bcs it's run by sbs.
 
teeth53 ( Date: 17-Dec-2011 13:42) Posted:
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