Investment In Thailand

[DavidBrook]

I have a million or so baht which I think ought to be working harder than it is. What is a good, reasonably safe investment (funds etc), what kind of return could I realistically expect and who should I go to?

All advice gratefully received.

D

Edited September 4, 2008 by DavidBrook

[Soutpeel]

I have a million or so baht which I think ought to be working harder than it is. What is a good, reasonably safe investment (funds etc), what kind of return could I realistically expect and who should I go to?

All advice gratefully received.

D

How about investing in bar...seems to be a good business model in Thailand, considering the number of Farangs who have opened or want to open a beer bar...

[Boater]

How about investing in bar...seems to be a good business model in Thailand, considering the number of Farangs who have opened or want to open a beer bar... biggrin.gif biggrin.gif

I think the OP was after a bit more serious answer..

What country are you from? , as an amount of 1 million THB could be entered into a fixed 5 year Bond with around 9 % APR

[wasabi]

The way things are going here just short TTF and ride to riches.

[Naam]

How about investing in bar...seems to be a good business model in Thailand, considering the number of Farangs who have opened or want to open a beer bar... biggrin.gif biggrin.gif

I think the OP was after a bit more serious answer..

What country are you from? , as an amount of 1 million THB could be entered into a fixed 5 year Bond with around 9 % APR

i agree that the OP would want a serious answer and not one generated by wet dreams like 9% APR

[DavidBrook]

How about investing in bar...seems to be a good business model in Thailand, considering the number of Farangs who have opened or want to open a beer bar... biggrin.gif biggrin.gif

I think the OP was after a bit more serious answer..

What country are you from? , as an amount of 1 million THB could be entered into a fixed 5 year Bond with around 9 % APR

i agree that the OP would want a serious answer and not one generated by wet dreams like 9% APR

Serious question, serious answer appreciated. I know it isnt a fortune - I already have cash tied up in real estate in BKK (big worry). I am from UK but was really looking for advice on bonds of funds in Bangkok. What I know about this is the square root of bugger all, so advice would be welcome.

Anyone in BKK getting reasonable returns on bonds/funds?

D

*won't be buying a bar...*

Edited September 5, 2008 by DavidBrook

[Naam]

How about investing in bar...seems to be a good business model in Thailand, considering the number of Farangs who have opened or want to open a beer bar... biggrin.gif biggrin.gif

I think the OP was after a bit more serious answer..

What country are you from? , as an amount of 1 million THB could be entered into a fixed 5 year Bond with around 9 % APR

i agree that the OP would want a serious answer and not one generated by wet dreams like 9% APR

Serious question, serious answer appreciated. I know it isnt a fortune - I already have cash tied up in real estate in BKK (big worry). I am from UK but was really looking for advice on bonds of funds in Bangkok. What I know about this is the square root of bugger all, so advice would be welcome.

Anyone in BKK getting reasonable returns on bonds/funds?

please define "reasonable". next questions are: bonds or funds in THB? funds comprising bonds or funds comprising shares? personally i don't see any reasonable returns on any investment in Thailand

[DavidBrook]

How about investing in bar...seems to be a good business model in Thailand, considering the number of Farangs who have opened or want to open a beer bar... biggrin.gif biggrin.gif

I think the OP was after a bit more serious answer..

What country are you from? , as an amount of 1 million THB could be entered into a fixed 5 year Bond with around 9 % APR

i agree that the OP would want a serious answer and not one generated by wet dreams like 9% APR

Serious question, serious answer appreciated. I know it isnt a fortune - I already have cash tied up in real estate in BKK (big worry). I am from UK but was really looking for advice on bonds of funds in Bangkok. What I know about this is the square root of bugger all, so advice would be welcome.

Anyone in BKK getting reasonable returns on bonds/funds?

please define "reasonable". next questions are: bonds or funds in THB? funds comprising bonds or funds comprising shares? personally i don't see any reasonable returns on any investment in Thailand

Perhaps I should re-phrase.

What do you all consider to be the best risk/reward ratio investments in Thailand at the moment?

Cheers,

D

[sendbaht]

There is a old saying about how to make a million baht in Thailand, start with two million, soon you will have your one million.

[JimmyTheMook]

Kaisorkorn Bank has some interesting funds that according to their literature are performing well.

I have not put any money into any of them as the tax implications were not clear when asking about them.

[Naam]

Perhaps I should re-phrase.

What do you all consider to be the best risk/reward ratio investments in Thailand at the moment?

if i were in your place i'd go strictly after the shopping list below. but the decision is yours.

[cloudhopper]

Perhaps I should re-phrase.

What do you all consider to be the best risk/reward ratio investments in Thailand at the moment?

Cheers,

D

Keep your one mil in cash David - in a safe, accessible form. Save your question for your second + mil.

[DavidBrook]

Perhaps I should re-phrase.

What do you all consider to be the best risk/reward ratio investments in Thailand at the moment?

Cheers,

D

Keep your one mil in cash David - in a safe, accessible form. Save your question for your second + mil.

Thats good advice. Actually it is the 2nd mil I am thinking of. Thanks for the sober advice.

D