.weird situation..

[bcasabee]

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In the long run mo ubos pud siguro ang panaliton........Dili lang jud siguro ta kabalo mo hulat.......Tingali kung naay competition sa energy sector....magsugod na ug ubos ang presyo sa mga panaliton kay diha raba sa amount of energy nga gigamit magbase ang basic prices sa commodity(I guess).....from manufacturing to transportation of these goods, energy jud ang gigamit.......and what's weird is that, wala lagi mga militante sige ug martsa sa dalan to push for the BioFuels Act and other beneficial energy measures?

Tan-awa ang nahitabo sa competition sa telecommunications industry.....pwerte baratoha sa text messages nga sa una telegrama ra jud tawn unya mahal pa jud.......unya karon daghan pa jud call center ning open unya dagko pa jud ug sweldo.......So hulat hulat lang mo ha, plis lang, more blessings will come to those who can wait.......love waits....hehehe

[r0mm3L]

.. let me get straight to the point, why is it that when the dollar exchange goes up, almost instantly the prices of the commodities soars up but when the dollar exchange is low, like now, which is only 48.95, the prices are still the same. It never goes down. Why ?? I'm no economist or accountant, but it's their logic is kinda stupid. Theese businessmen are only good at computiting price increase but when it's time to lower the prices, they're to slow to react.

good example:

when oil goes up. fuel goes up...strike strike dayon, then increase fare

kong naay rollback . walay decrease fare?

[fingolfin]

... and here we have rumours of another price hike. We can't always wait this long, coz it's been two months already that the peso has came down the 50 exchange mark. We could have at least felt a VERY VERY LITTLE PRICE DECREASE.


.. rommel gave a very good example. there have been a couple oil rollback but the fare never did went back to 5 pesos.

[bcasabee]

I agree.....maayo unta mag rally ang mga militante para os-osan ang pletehan........

... and here we have rumours of another price hike. We can't always wait this long, coz it's been two months already that the peso has came down the 50 exchange mark. We could have at least felt a VERY VERY LITTLE PRICE DECREASE.


.. rommel gave a very good example. there have been a couple oil rollback but the fare never did went back to 5 pesos.

[junmar4]

Dili gyud bai kay duna tay mga kaigsoonan nga Pilipino nga pareho nimo. You cannot even appreciate the efforts a government severely criticized to arrest the runaway freefall of the exchange rate of the Peso to the dollar that started during the time of Erap. Ang gusto nimo nga mahitabo nga morag instant coffee, instant noodles ang effect. Dihadiha makita dayon ang benefits. Dunay daghang rason nga bisan ikaw nakakita but you chose to be blind. Lisod ang mga tawo nga nakakita pero magpa buta buta or nakadungog pero magpa bungol bungol just because of their personal biases. Had the Peso reached 100 to the dollar and the government didn't do anything, unsa na kaha imong masulti dire no aron mag rebolusyon ang mga tawo. Ingon ana man mong mga militante you always start the fire bisan aso pa lang. Inyong sugnuron ug maayo aron modilaab. Karon nga ang peso ni appreciate against the dollar, wa gihapon moy masulti nga nindot. Maayo pa bai manglangyaw mo ug panglayas mo sa Pilipinas kamo tanang mga sabaan kay kamoy nagdala ug dimalas ining nasura.

OT:
mao ba bai? pangita daw sa ako post nga sugnoran nako para modilaab! reklamo man gani ka sa city hall kay walay sistema!

^^^Strongest daw ang peso nga kwarta sa asia karon pero nagkamahal man nuon ang panaliton. Try daw pangmerkado, talk to the vendors, or just talk the common juan de la cruz kung naa ba sila na feel na kaayohan ang pag-ubos sa value sa dollar.

[fingolfin]

^^^Strongest daw ang peso nga kwarta sa asia karon pero nagkamahal man nuon ang panaliton. Try daw pangmerkado, talk to the vendors, or just talk the common juan de la cruz kung naa ba sila na feel na kaayohan ang pag-ubos sa value sa dollar.

.. yep, that's why i'm truly baffled with how things are going. If the low peso-dollar rate can't influence or can't make the prices of our daily needs go down, the hell, just keep it at 55 pesos to a dollar.