Buying COE is Not Stock Trading
Certificate of Entitlement or COE should not be used for trading like the stock market. COEs are intended to regulate the number of new cars allowed on the roads so as not to cause a gridlock on the roads. However, this is not the case. Although it was reported that the motorcar showrooms at Leng Kee Rd were devoid of customers...
Coming Of Seat Warmer Leader Number 2
Our infamous number 1 Ah Goh happy in retirement, now a new candidate has been appointed. The MSM was quick to point out Pinky wasn't involved, ex Malaysian KBW was collecting consensus. When Ah Goh was appointed, it was the same strategy, Old Lee also did the same, he wasnt involved. Who is us to kid? Lao Lee stayed on to hand...
Stop Gassing up North
It’s really a shame for rich Singaporeans to be heading North for cheap petrols. Those who own and drive Singapore-sold cars should know that their certificate of entitlement alone is upwards of S$70,000 or RM210,000/- without inputting the cost of the car. There is therefore no reason to rush with poorer folks for cheap RON...
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