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Haha that is not important la..
GL VI in your competition. Damn my next Europe trip is a toss up between Spain and Italy.. hope you enjoy your time there. spend abit more is ok la.. u might not go back to Spain again!
Thanks man
No more cash liao 500 euros is all i have left liao
The rest of money all use to hoot stocks already hahaha
 

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Haha that is not important la..
GL VI in your competition. Damn my next Europe trip is a toss up between Spain and Italy.. hope you enjoy your time there. spend abit more is ok la.. u might not go back to Spain again!



Now Eur cheap.. good to go. Flying there is also cheap.


Can buy a few bags come back to flip! :s13:
 

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It's ok la.. online want to remain anonymous mah..

today STI huat sia..

because Uncle168 return!!!

He became bearish... huat ah!

The last time he came back Bullish..knn mkt drop sia

Everyday monitor his thread will do
 

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Now Eur cheap.. good to go. Flying there is also cheap.


Can buy a few bags come back to flip! :s13:

I went in june.. Holland-Germany-Hungary.. next year then think if want to go Europe again .. now abit scared due to the refugee issues..
 

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Next tues fly liao

Changed 756 sgd for 500 euros
Hope it will be enough to survive for the week

Should be enough. Surprisingly cheap if you don't anyhow splurge. Best is those bottles that can be recycled for 25 cents store credit. Got quite a few homeless people doing such things for the few dollars/cents. One REGULAR meal is about 15 EUR, and the portion is damn big. Get small portion. Want to stretch your EUR, can go supermarket chiong the croissants, cheese and ham slices and milk & cereal for breakfast. Don't forget to get wine to keep yourself warm, its going to be freezing cold.

Good news is the coffee and tea is cheap there, but whether Singapore's $5.90 Starbucks can beat the 4 EUR coffee there is another thing :s13:
 
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Wa.....Bro RC has good cooking skills sia:love:
No choice leh, always alone overseas for work or study. Other countries not like SG, so convenient. In Sg, Hungry just go out, got 24/7 food place which are near by like coffee shop. In ang moh country, they 6pm all close shop liao or major dining place open late but not accessible unless got car. So got to cook, if cook like ****, I suffer ma, might as well take some time and effort and make myself a good meal. Haha

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I went in june.. Holland-Germany-Hungary.. next year then think if want to go Europe again .. now abit scared due to the refugee issues..


Havnt been to these countries yet.. only UK > Paris > Spain (Barcelona)

I prefer USA though..
 
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No choice leh, always alone overseas for work or study. Other countries not like SG, so convenient. In Sg, Hungry just go out, got 24/7 food place which are near by like coffee shop. In ang moh country, they 6pm all close shop liao or major dining place open late but not accessible unless got car. So got to cook, if cook like ****, I suffer ma, might as well take some time and effort and make myself a good meal. Haha

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Cooking is a useful skill. Can become a hobby too.
Ya... getting food in Singapore is really convenient. :s13:
 

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Should be enough. Surprisingly cheap if you don't anyhow splurge. Best is those bottles that can be recycled for 25 cents store credit. Got quite a few homeless people doing such things for the few dollars/cents. One REGULAR meal is about 15 EUR, and the portion is damn big. Get small portion. Want to stretch your EUR, can go supermarket chiong the croissants, cheese and ham slices and milk & cereal for breakfast. Don't forget to get wine to keep yourself warm, its going to be freezing cold.

Good news is the coffee and tea is cheap there, but whether Singapore's $5.90 Starbucks can beat the 4 EUR coffee there is another thing :s13:

Seriously just jiak Mcdonalds can liao..

but Mc meals also SGD10-15 each.. jin shiok.. spend until shiok shiok
 

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Havnt been to these countries yet.. only UK > Paris > Spain (Barcelona) >

I prefer USA though..

Have been to WC USA but that is long time back..
Also did Czech/Austria around 2years ago.. wife likes European culture but we try not to go to the main European cities as we believe those are must visits so we dont mind leaving those cities for our old age.. Believe it or not, i actually think Turkey is the best country to visit. Ancient sites, spectacular architecture, beautiful countryside setting and not exactly expensive.

oh and for VI.. here's how cost of living in Madrid compares to SG

http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-livin...e&country2=Spain&city1=Singapore&city2=Madrid
 

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http://m.investing.com/news/commodities-news/nymex-crude-gains-in-asia-after-regional-


nvesting.com - Crude prices gained in Asia on Tuesday, underlain by mixed manufacturing data regionally and in particular China.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, WTI crude for January delivery rose 0.42% to $41.83 a barrel.
The China official manufacturing PMI for November fell to 49.6, compared to 49.8 seen and the same level the previous month, while the Caixin manufacturing PMI rose to 48.6, compared to 48.3 expected and the same level for the previous month.
In Japan, capital spending jumped 11.2%, compared to a 2.3% gain seen in the third quarter year-on-year
In Australia, the AIG manufacturing index for November reached 52.5, a jump from 50.2 last month. As well, official data showed building approvals up 3.9%, compared to a 2.3% decline seen, while the current account deficit widened to A$18.1 billion, compared to a deficit of A$16.5 billion expected. Private house approvals in Australia fell 2.1%.
Ahead the American Petroleum Institute releases its estimates of crude and refined stockpiles last week in the U.S., followed by more closely-watched government data on Wednesday.
Overnight, U.S. crude futures inched down on Monday, amid a stronger dollar as investors continue to await Friday's critical OPEC meeting for potential shifts in supply-demand dynamics on global energy markets.
On the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), Brent crude wavered between $44.51 and $45.74 a barrel before closing at $44.58, down 0.27 or 0.59% on the session.
North Sea Brent futures ended the month with a four-day losing skid, closing November down by approximately 8.5%.
Any fluctuations in crude prices this week are expected to be minor before OPEC's pivotal meeting on Friday in Vienna. Earlier this month, Ali bin Ibrahim Al-Naimi, the Saudi Arabian minister for petroleum and mineral resources, indicated that the world's largest crude exporter is ready to use all tools necessary
 
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