Could Thai consumer stocks - currently trading at more than two standard deviations from their 10 mean EV/EBITDA valuation - benefit from determined fiscal measures following the election of 37 year-old Paetongtarn Shinawatra as PM, a weak Baht, and measures to prime for a tourism boom? We find out with Nirgunan Tiruchelvam, Head of Consumer and Internet , Alethia Capital Equity Research.

Could Thai consumer stocks - currently trading at more than two standard deviations from their 10 mean EV/EBITDA valuation - benefit from determined fiscal measures following the election of 37 year-old Paetongtarn Shinawatra as PM, a weak Baht, and measures to prime for a tourism boom? We find out with Nirgunan Tiruchelvam, Head of Consumer and Internet , Alethia Capital Equity Research.

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The show explores wellbeing in all its dimensions &mdash; from self-awareness and personal growth to money, investing, and everyday lifestyle. Through thoughtful interviews and engaging conversations, Michelle speaks with experts and changemakers on living and ageing well, while helping you discover new ideas &mdash; from great books on READ and inspiring voices on INFLUENCE, to practical financial insights on MONEY AND ME.
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Money and Me: Do Thai Consumer Stocks have room to run?

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A recent case of a self-employed Singaporean amassing more than S$1.2 million in CPF savings challenges conventional wisdom about retirement planning outside traditional employment.

Charmayne Seah, Manager, Self-Employed Collections at CPF Board and Michelle Martin discuss how CPF works differently for self-employed persons and platform workers, and why understanding those differences matters.

Whether you're a freelancer, gig worker, business owner or side hustler, discover the small actions today that could make a significant difference to your retirement tomorrow.

Hosted by Michelle Martin.
A recent case of a self-employed Singaporean amassing more than S$1.2 million in CPF savings challenges conventional wisdom about retirement planning outside traditional employment.
Charmayne Seah, Manager, Self-Employed Collections at CPF Board and Michelle Martin discuss how CPF works differently for self-employed persons and platform workers, and why understanding those differences matters.
Whether you're a freelancer, gig worker, business owner or side hustler, discover the small actions today that could make a significant difference to your retirement tomorrow.

Money and Me : Self-Employed? Tips to boost your CPF 

Could the market's hottest AI trades be creating the next generation of meme stocks? 

And if a sneaker company can reinvent itself as an AI firm, what exactly are investors buying today - earnings, or imagination?

We explore why companies are rushing to attach themselves to the AI narrative and what that means for valuations.

We examine a provocative debate around SpaceX, Samsung and SK Hynix as investors pile into AI-linked winners, blurring the line between fundamentals and market enthusiasm.

Plus, JPMorgan's bullish call on a chip stock, Microsoft's expanding AI footprint in China, Apple's warning that the AI boom could push prices higher, and Singtel's latest data centre bet on Asia's AI future.

As US markets weigh geopolitics, oil prices and interest rates, we ask: are investors witnessing the birth of durable AI champions - or the early signs of speculative excess?

Hosted by Michelle Martin.

Could the market's hottest AI trades be creating the next generation of meme stocks? 
And if a sneaker company can reinvent itself as an AI firm, what exactly are investors buying today - earnings, or imagination?
We explore why companies are rushing to attach themselves to the AI narrative and what that means for valuations.
We examine a provocative debate around SpaceX, Samsung and SK Hynix as investors pile into AI-linked winners, blurring the line between fundamentals and market enthusiasm.
Plus, JPMorgan's bullish call on a chip stock, Microsoft's expanding AI footprint in China, Apple's warning that the AI boom could push prices higher, and Singtel's latest data centre bet on Asia's AI future.
As US markets weigh geopolitics, oil prices and interest rates, we ask: are investors witnessing the birth of durable AI champions - or the early signs of speculative excess?
Hosted by Michelle Martin.

Market View: When Does an AI Story Become a Meme Stock? From Smartbird to SpaceX

What if the most important AI battle is no longer about chatbots, but about who owns the workflow of work itself?

Michelle Martin explores why ST Engineering is forcing investors to rethink what a Singapore market champion can be, and whether Salesforce's struggles reveal a deeper challenge facing software companies in the age of AI.

Also on the show: Yum Brands sheds Pizza Hut, Elite UK REIT expands its portfolio, Nike scores a branding win, and California's solar milestone sends another signal about the future of energy.

What if the most important AI battle is no longer about chatbots, but about who owns the workflow of work itself?
Michelle Martin explores why ST Engineering is forcing investors to rethink what a Singapore market champion can be, and whether Salesforce's struggles reveal a deeper challenge facing software companies in the age of AI.
Also on the show: Yum Brands sheds Pizza Hut, Elite UK REIT expands its portfolio, Nike scores a branding win, and California's solar milestone sends another signal about the future of energy.

Market View: Can ST Engineering challenge DBS, how Space X is putting IPO money to work, why Bury won't bet against Space X, Salesforce, Yum Brands, Elite UK REIT, Nike

Money and Me: Do Thai Consumer Stocks have room to run?

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