PSEi when Monzon took over: nearly 8,000.
PSEi now: 5,679.
Good news: the PSE finally has a Bull Run.
Bad news: it’s 21 kilometers around Makati.
https://t.co/2Y67ZlH0Tu
Dear Secretary Herbosa,
With respect, I wish to raise these questions — not for myself, but for the Filipino patients who continue to suffer in collapsing hospitals:
• How can we justify the diversion of ₱60 billion in PhilHealth funds, leaving our health system bankrupt?
• Why were millions spent on Swiss business-class junkets while patients at home beg for medicines and care?
• What moral ascendancy is gained by pledging $10 million to WHO, when Singapore contributed only $100,000, and our own people lack basic treatment?
• How do ghost hospitals and expired drugs rotting in warehouses serve the sick and poor?
• What accountability is shown when Ombudsman cases of plunder, graft, and malversation remain unresolved?
These are not attacks, but questions of integrity, competence, and compassion. Leadership is not measured by prestige abroad, but by the courage to face the suffering of one’s own people with honesty and responsibility.
For the sake of truth and justice, I humbly ask: Are these the hallmarks of leadership, or betrayal?
With respect,
Dr. Tony Leachon
Is this allowed, @PhStockExchange?
- $VREIT dividend was disclosed only yesterday, May 25, or two weeks after BOD approval/declaration
- disclosure is AFTER the ex-date
Three people can fix the PSE tomorrow.
None of them want to.
SEC sets the pathetic 10% free-float rule (Singapore demands 25%).
PSE enforces the listing standards (when it feels like it).
Conglomerates decide what actually gets listed and at what float.
Everyone else is just exit liquidity.
https://t.co/dj9yCva2IL
I wrote about the Lopez–Razon ‘poison pill’ for people who aren’t traders or M&A lawyers.
What is a poison pill, how can one clause put ~₱23.5B at risk, and why would Piki Lopez, Gabby Lopez, and Ricky Razon all sign up to this structure?
A case study in power and fine print.
https://t.co/nH2FH2cQXe
Oh, the irony! Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president and self-confessed Imee Marcos “dummy” Ramon Monzon has blamed rampant corruption for the stock market’s malaise, saying it has eroded investor confidence and kept trading in a “holding pattern.”
https://t.co/xASRZyyNaN
Oh, the irony! Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president and self-confessed Imee Marcos “dummy” Ramon Monzon has blamed rampant corruption for the stock market’s malaise, saying it has eroded investor confidence and kept trading in a “holding pattern.”
https://t.co/xASRZyyNaN
@InsiderPHdotcom Sir, please help us with our stuck Calata & Abra investments. In 2020, I emailed SharePhil asking for help & the organization gave me the names of SEC officials to call. You offer to contact other investors as well in order to get a quorum for an ASM. I hope the SEC will help us.
fyi..........“I am optimistic that the move to PSE Tower in BGC will be a harbinger of prosperity and progress to the PSE.” Message From the Chairman- 2017 Annual Report.
Sort of true………..PSEi peaked in January 2018
You mean the PSEI which is at the same level it was 10 years ago? Where stocks suspiciously move before news comes out? Where trading violations are not transparently addressed?
Surely not that PSEI?!