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Re: chaostrader post# 90188

Tuesday, 09/13/2022 2:41:04 PM

Tuesday, September 13, 2022 2:41:04 PM

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You mean that one that turned out to NOT be Epiphany at all but Bakenev...something? I think that Average is wrong, 1st I think we should throw out all the 4 plus star ones because they're obviously fake. And I think we should include the one Star one, Even if it's not epiphany( Whoever posted those ratings should have gotten the company right).

I would say the ratings can't average up to more than 2.1..... Complete garbage cafe. Those Duncan and Krispy kreme ratings of 3 I'm sure are just Customers rating the wrong store!

Hallelujah, I finally see the light

Hey, great post about Philipine real estate in dumps. For those reading it...ignore these parts

In the first six months, FDI posted a net inflow of $4.6 billion, up 3.1% on an annual basis.Despite this slump, a net inflow means more FDIs entered the country against those that left.That said, FDIs represent firmer commitments from foreign investors that generate jobs for Filipinos unlike the so-called “hot money”, which enters and leaves markets with ease.

The BSP projected it would rack up $11 billion in net FDI inflows this year, higher than the actual $10.5 billion generated last year. 

Citing “structural reforms” such as liberalization laws and a campaign to attract more foreign investors, Velasquez believes the Philippines could endure a global economic recession.

“Among countries in the world, Southeast Asia looks poised to weather the global downturn in better shape, and the Philippines should benefit from this,” she said.