Which national goal will we attain first?

Which goal will we attain first?

  • Singapore Dollar's parity with US Dollar (S$1 = US$1)

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • Singapore Men's Football team in FIFA World Cup

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • COE $200,000

    Votes: 2 66.7%

  • Total voters
    3
Singapore Dollar Parity with US Dollar should be SG 1st and Foremost National Goal within our lifetime, like that we can attract more talents even from Africa to cum here to Huat Big Big mah
 
Singapore Dollar Parity with US Dollar should be SG 1st and Foremost National Goal within our lifetime, like that we can attract more talents even from Africa to cum here to Huat Big Big mah
then SGD1 = RM6?
 
The PAP's national goals

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The PAP is working on reaching $200K for a COE.
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Next upgrade for Swiss Standard of living is on the way, u wet wet underwear??

Morgan Stanley says Singapore market is a ‘safe haven’, raises price target for this sector​

Analysts are bullish on banking and communications stocks; uncertain outlook for consumer sector

[SINGAPORE] Analysts from Morgan Stanley are strong on Singapore equities, as the market continued to outperform global stocks year to date – with a total return of 13 per cent.

The local market has recorded such outperformance since 2024, pressing on as investor allocations shifted more defensively amid higher global trade uncertainties this year.

“Singapore’s defensive qualities and high dividend yields position it well to cope with geopolitical and trade uncertainties that are likely to persist in an increasingly multipolar world,” wrote the analysts in their Singapore Equity Strategy Mid-year Outlook on Thursday (May 22).
 
Half Fill or Half Enpty?

DBS Bank senior economist Chua Han Teng noted that Singapore’s inflation remained contained in April, staying within the lower half of MAS’ unchanged 2025 forecast range.

The bank foresees modest core inflation for the rest of 2025, as it expects contained imported inflation and reduced pass-through of business costs to consumer prices.

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Both OCBC and DBS echo the MAS’ still-dovish assessment and also see downside risks to inflation from global trade uncertainties.

“There is no urgency per se to ease monetary policy again immediately after the January and April moves, but the window may still be open should core inflation take another leg lower,” Ms Ling said.

MAS in April reduced the pace of the Singapore dollar’s trade-weighted appreciation, its second such move in 2025, in response to easing inflation and rising risks to economic growth from US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy.
 
Our National goal is more basic as a Singapore Civilization working TOGETHER to realize this simple goal - to put food on the table for oneself, family, loved ones - of which is how Civilization was built up, which will TRANSCEND to other needs in daily life....before EVEN THINKING OF FAR LOFTY Humanity goals...

1. In order to put food on the table, it BEGINS with getting a job. As we are all able bodied, with brains, hands & legs, it is only natural to gain Employment first, to get paychecks every month to sustain our basic goals, no matter the kind of honest labor that we all have to put in at the initial stages, to GAIN experiences, to elevate or to find better pastures.

No sense in KPKB at coffee shops, blaming EVERYONE, environment, politics, inflation which is a choice & not a situation, etc, instead of one's ability or the lack of it, nursing a cold cup of coffee over hours to anyone who would listen. If one does not help himself, how can others help him???


2. To care for others is good, as there are some others left behind, either by birth or by bad consequences of choices made in life, eg - health conditions. In order to help them so that as a civilization that leaves none behind, it begins with able bodied us.

If we cant even help ourselves, be clear minded, how then can we even care for ourselves, let alone loved ones or even ALL Humanity upon lofty goals as NO Human is born out of a vacuum?
 
There will be the usual crowd of critics whom claimed that FTs are stealing our jobs, from Msia, China to India.

The truth is that those FTs come from far LARGER nations with MANY corporations that they can gain experience from & with their degrees, they are hired, & some even accepting lower S$ dollar salaries but when converted into their own national currencies & the cheaper resources way of life, they are big time earners here.

During the early days of our Independence from Colonial Rule, many were disappointed that freedom didnt translate into wealth, and saw angmos swaggering & living the high life here in Singapore, with good paying jobs & recreation activities akin to Colonial Rule days.

One of our revered & Great Founding fathers - the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew - consoled the Nation, whom were largely with little education to get top jobs back then, that we shall let those foreigners play, while we take on lower paying jobs to sustain families, and to LEARN from them.

His wisdom & legacy was proven - Today, sons & daughters of mere production workers, taxi drivers, hawkers, etc, are now holding top jobs in MNCs here & outside of Singapore, with supposedly pigeon holes but worth million$, as well as some even owning TOP hotels & properties in the World where we were once looked down upon & not welcomed to even step into their foyers....

Just look at Mdm Tan Su Shan - she is a true blue Singaporean born & bred here, never gave up as kid, humbled herself to learn from a foreigner ex CEO of DBS, a large & international bank, & today, she is one of our proud CEO of DBS.

The point is - we Singaporeans are proven to have intelligence & perseverance, among many other virtues, to reach goals in life. If others can do it, so can we.
 
How about the collapse of a certain public infrastructure? Recall the Nicoll Highway collapse years ago.

That's something exciting to look forward to, no? :wink:
 
Next upgrade for Swiss Standard of living is on the way, u wet wet underwear??

Morgan Stanley says Singapore market is a ‘safe haven’, raises price target for this sector​

Analysts are bullish on banking and communications stocks; uncertain outlook for consumer sector

[SINGAPORE] Analysts from Morgan Stanley are strong on Singapore equities, as the market continued to outperform global stocks year to date – with a total return of 13 per cent.

The local market has recorded such outperformance since 2024, pressing on as investor allocations shifted more defensively amid higher global trade uncertainties this year.

“Singapore’s defensive qualities and high dividend yields position it well to cope with geopolitical and trade uncertainties that are likely to persist in an increasingly multipolar world,” wrote the analysts in their Singapore Equity Strategy Mid-year Outlook on Thursday (May 22).

PAP White Elites wants Sinkieland to be the Playground of the Rich in Asia
 
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