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  1. 08-31-2011, 01:20 PM #26
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    What bout dem Chinee food places...

    It have 1 on every corner...& they cheap...

    They not impacting KFC sales?
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    Quote Originally Posted by miktay View Post
    What bout dem Chinee food places...

    It have 1 on every corner...& they cheap...

    They not impacting KFC sales?
    Hmmm...nope...the Chinese restaurants aren't in it for the money...

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    Quote Originally Posted by miktay View Post
    What bout dem Chinee food places...

    It have 1 on every corner...& they cheap...

    They not impacting KFC sales?
    why would they be? same industry, yes, but different kind of food. same can be said of local food vendors, or doubles men selling. i think there is enough room for all, since Trini has a culture of bought food.
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    PHL is a solid long term stock.

    Jamaican stocks seem to be gathering a lot of interest on the local market of late. JMMB and NCBJ especially
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    Quote Originally Posted by DOGG View Post
    PHL is a solid long term stock.

    Jamaican stocks seem to be gathering a lot of interest on the local market of late. JMMB and NCBJ especially
    All that I have from Yardieville is some CCFG but I understand that they're being bought out by another Yardie company...

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    Just as I suspected, GHL's downward decline has begun, I'm looking at a $9.50- $10 low in the coming weeks. Sagicor is holding up for the time being.
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    The hurricane season's normally an antsy time for the insurance companies but luckily none have hit the Caribbean on a massive scale save for Irene in The Bahamas and Haiti.

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    i mentioned JMMB earlier on, interesting that its up 30+% this week
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    JMMB seems gearing up for another big jump, their 6 months results are coming out soon, so we may be in for a zoom up in the short term.
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