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Added: 2026-05-28

[00:00:15]Chatu [Song] wakes up to conquer the dream, the market is immediately booming, bowing down like... [Song] On the battlefield, we must stand firm and be ready to fight.

[00:00:28]This war is difficult and life-threatening on the battlefield.

[00:00:33][The song] is full of shadows, but there is a way in it. The Tanhun newspaper is always helpful.

[00:00:43][Song] Prices keep rising, never a guess. You need to know this from the [song] and data retrieval.

[00:00:54]Help us make decisions, don't let fear make us brave.

[00:01:01]Oh, this war is difficult, life-threatening.

[00:01:05][Song] In a field full of shadows, yet there is a way.

[00:01:09]In [the song], buying a printed copy is always helpful. The triumphant thing that [the song] we intend for the market.

[00:01:25]This is a lifelong companion [song] [song] This stock market war is tough, life is cutthroat on the field.

[00:01:52][The song] is full of shadows, but there's a way in hand.

[00:01:56]Books or printed copies of [music] can help with stocks.

[00:01:59]Prices always fluctuate, never lacking [song].

[00:02:03]Must work together to manage the situation, retreating slowly, information [song] helps.

[00:02:08]We decided not to let fear make us miss out.

[00:02:12][Song] Oh, this war is tough, life-threatening. [Song] On a field full of shadows, but there is a way.

[00:02:22][Song] The hand of the Tan Huen newspaper always helps.

[00:02:28]Fighting for the victory we intend for this market to be our friend forever.

[00:02:53]Fighting for the victory we intend for this market.

[00:02:57]Be our friend forever.

[00:03:01]This stock market war is difficult and risky.

[00:03:05]Life on the field is full of shadows, but there is a way forward.

[00:03:09][Song] A warm newspaper hand always helps.

[00:03:26]Ah, hello everyone, welcome to... This is the Morning Brain program, May 25th, 2026. It's the first day of registration for the " Help Thailand Plus" program. The government contributes 60%, and we pay 40%, which is 200 baht per day, or 1,000 baht per month for four consecutive months. This is what we are offering. It's going to start on June 1st.

[00:03:55][Laughs] I know, because I registered this morning. Everything's all done. I really shouldn't have woken up so early.

[00:04:01]And they can register continuously, and... The registration was super fast, viewers, I just clicked... "Wow, it's all done! My wife is ready."

[00:04:11]I woke up later than expected this morning, pressed the button, and thought, "Hey, why did it work?" You'll be surprised, won't you? I went last Saturday... Walking around the mall [laughter] The employees saw the mall employees talking to each other. Five PC (Production Team) employees were talking and said, "Hey, we need to wake up!" I woke up at 4:00 or 5:00 AM.

[00:04:31]Registration is at 6:00 PM. Oh well, 6:30 AM is fine too, I could register easily.

[00:04:36]That's it. This is the " Thai Helps Thai Plus" story. The system has improved, viewers. Have you registered yet?

[00:04:45]Oh, well, this morning I saw you, Mike Auto, and you... Plug and A have become friends now.

[00:04:51]Now we're really close, we ask each other how we're doing. Have you registered yet? Well, you know... We'll talk about that later, uh, what we were looking at... Today, viewers are seeing images of oil prices.

[00:05:05]Wow, they're really, really dropping the price. Okay, so here's the latest information on oil prices.

[00:05:14]As for the price of petroleum, it dropped from $100 to $95.72 per barrel. The EST signal in the US is 91.76 76. The signal is very good, very good indeed. I'll give you more information later.

[00:05:35]Let Ping tell the story instead. It's about what happened back then... Last weekend, Trump... uh... he... They said it was almost over, even though it was still the end.

[00:05:44]This week will show that you're not in a hurry.

[00:05:47]But the signal that's coming out right now... This is because investors believe that... In the end, it caused oil prices to plummet sharply.

[00:05:58]What will happen next? We'll talk about that later. This railing here, including, actually, it... Is there a situation in the Middle East or a war zone? It's called a conflict or armed conflict. There have been quite a few sporadic clashes, and Russia has been involved too. So, to get revenge on Ukraine, they bombed them again.

[00:06:19]Well, this is the section concerning overseas.

[00:06:22]We'll talk about that later, as for Thailand... What we're so excited about is, as I've already told you. This morning, it's the Thai Help Thai Plus program.

[00:06:31]Apparently, registration is now open. More details later.

[00:06:36]Look at the various impacts, Mr. Anutin, on in France. What's France like? I'll tell you later.

[00:06:45]Listen, that includes Sumjee, right? She's coming back. It's Saturday, so let's do a few last-minute things, shall we?

[00:06:51]Because it contains stories of the world that he is watching. That includes electronics as well. Last Friday was strong, but there were changes in the lineup. They moved CCT up to play, and OM went up as well. Okay, let's play. How should we set up the game? There are some people... You asked about NASDA as well, and how are they planning their strategy? That's good, I'll go and follow Ping.

[00:07:13]Hello, this is Pakit Siriwatthanakan. Hello, Mr. Ping.

[00:07:17]Hello everyone.

[00:07:19]Wow, oil prices have dropped sharply. We'll talk about it later. We're definitely not sure about this, but ask P'Ping. Have you registered for Thai Help Plus yet?

[00:07:30]Yes, I have. I'll send it to my child right away.

[00:07:38]Why? They registered early, you couldn't register, P'Ping? I did n't register that late, I didn't register at 6 PM.

[00:07:50]Oh, you did n't register at 6 PM because you went for a run? A run?

[00:07:55]Good, you went for a run. I thought you couldn't find your phone [laughs]. I was late dropping off my kid, couldn't find my phone while registering. Oh well, going for a run doesn't make you late because I had to leave the house at 6 AM. Wow, by the time I finished running it was 6:10 AM.

[00:08:15]But that means you had time left... Washing off the dead skin cells only takes 15 minutes, that's all it takes.

[00:08:24]Uh, as soon as I got home, there she was, P'Nong and her older sister. I came to ask, "Hey, Ping, have you registered yet?" Well, we need to register quickly, right? And coincidentally, before that... Where I'm going to get off, uh [clears throat], Ploy is coming too. They said the system has an umbrella.

[00:08:41]Oh really? Yeah, it's raining. Oh, so it needs an umbrella.

[00:08:47]No [laughter], it's a completely different matter. Different umbrellas.

[00:08:51]Yeah, yeah, but when I got down... It might take some time, but there's one thing... It's a waste of time when we're using an iPhone and we haven't opened any app for a long time, and then when we want to go somewhere... Open it, it'll go to the cloud, it'll download it, okay? Yeah, it'll pull it out, it'll take time. And then, once it's done, it needs to update. It always happens that you encounter two errors every time you open an app you haven't used in a while.

[00:09:28]I'm confused because I update the app regularly.

[00:09:31]Okay, right? There will already be an icon for you to see.

[00:09:34]Keep checking for updates in the Apple Store. Just keep pressing update, but wait until the time comes.

[00:09:39]Then, when you need to use it: 1. It will pull it from iCloud. 2. It has to update, which is time-consuming.

[00:09:45]Okay, now, unfortunately, there's the issue of standing. I think the identity verification process was quick.

[00:09:50]Yeah, I was surprised at first because I went to verify my identity. I went through Krungthai Next, and then it was like I had to log in again. Oh my god, what's with this wallet? I'm so scared, like, hey!

[00:10:01]They don't have any record of us or anything like that, but it's awesome.

[00:10:02]Finally, just click confirm and you're done.

[00:10:08]Yeah, the better my e-wallet is, the better it gets for me.

[00:10:11]Ah, thinking back to the day when some governments had the creative idea to create an app... So that we can become digital. I kept waiting for it, really waiting, waiting until I never got it.

[00:10:31]Uh, yeah [laughter], so we've been using digital coins to make payments. Whatever new app we need to create, oh well, you don't need to tell any government, everyone already knows.

[00:10:44]Then [laughter] this pair will try to be polite in a sarcastic way.

[00:10:47]Like, just a nudge, nothing too direct or anything.

[00:10:49]Not really. The more you use the e-wallet, the more you'll save. I was startled, that's so cool! It's because it's already cool, it just has... It's based on its foundation; whatever you do, you have to... The development focused on using this method, but it turned out that... Government agencies, go and count them up now... How many hundreds of apps are there?

[00:11:09]And a lot of them have become like this... Oh, those kinds of buildings... It's like a government center building in the province.

[00:11:18]Different things right now.

[00:11:20]Why? It's messy.

[00:11:23][Laughs] You go into the app, I'll know. "Am I going to get raped? Like, seriously?" It 's so empty, there haven't been any updates at all, can you imagine? The process of government work requires a budget.

[00:11:36]How much does it cost to develop an app? I think... I think it would cost tens of millions or hundreds of millions of baht, no different from building a convention center.

[00:11:44]Government projects that become unfinished and cluttered definitely need cleaning, right?

[00:11:48]Because when you're going to hire someone... What? The concept has to be the same, right?

[00:11:53]You have a project, you ask entrepreneurs to bid on it. Now, these apps have a median price, but where does that median price come from? I do n't know. And how do you calculate that median price? I do n't know, so that's why the price is added to it.

[00:12:14]Ver also said that she would use the app to portray herself as a high-society, luxurious person.

[00:12:16]Whatever they're barking about, they just need to allocate a lot of budget.

[00:12:21]Now, there's going to be a lot of kickbacks involved. Are you doing these things because there are so few courses available? It's just a course, a labor course... uh, I don't know. So, it's... what do you call it?

[00:12:34]It's a popular way to drain the budget, that crazy app. Oh my god, there are so many things from government agencies.

[00:12:40]Just take the health-related stuff, oh my gosh, there's so much! [Laughs] What the heck, how many injections have I gotten already?

[00:12:52][Laughs] So many!

[00:12:56]Like, remember that time when the government created that... uh... app?

[00:13:06]What was that? Registration back then?

[00:13:09]What do I need to register for? (Thai Tourism Promotion) Something like that, right? In the end, we didn't get to travel.

[00:13:14]What kind of registration did you need to do? I don't know what Thai thing came first.

[00:13:18]Uh, something from the Ministry of Tourism or something like that. Yeah, yeah. I ca n't download it, I really can't download it. Is there an app for that?

[00:13:27]Before that, there was some kind of registration process, I don't know what it was.

[00:13:29]Ah, something about Thailand... like, friend... Oh, Thai ID... Hey, this Thai ID... you have to register it.

[00:13:36]Yeah, you have a Thai ID, and you use it these days, right?

[00:13:41]But keep it safe, it can replace your national ID card. The question is, the question is, has the government changed yet? I got to use it today, and now I'm going to use it for something. Hey, I don't know when yet [sound of breathing].

[00:13:53]Look, look, look, I can't open my ID.

[00:13:58]Update it first, it's an issue with your iPhone. It keeps crashing and then crashing again. What the heck?

[00:14:03]This is a problem with your phone.

[00:14:06][Laughs] It's a never-ending loop.

[00:14:11]No, really, look at this. And this is it. Okay, I'll try to update as much as possible. I'll make sure to avoid missing anything. Is something wrong? I checked and there's nothing there. I need to update the Thai ID.

[00:14:21]I'll try to access THA ID again. Now I'm in trouble.

[00:14:24]THI ID is in trouble. And hey, it can go back in time too!

[00:14:31]Hey, I can sit down again!

[00:14:34][Laughs] Oh no, pressing it again is like... ghost haunting, ghost haunting!

[00:14:40]This is even worse than what you've already done.

[00:14:42]Tax money is being given away again... Uh, I mean, if you're going to give away tax money, it's still... You got it, you used it to its full potential, meaning you got 100%. There's no way to cheat, right?

[00:14:57]Because it specifies the heading, unless you're just using a floating heading. It's like a ghost or something, a ghost without a body.

[00:15:03]Something like this, but if you take the budget... I guess I went to make a crappy app... Oh, sorry, it's my app ID, I pressed... No, there's no such thing as a "bad" app, this Thai app, ID... it's not even close. " It's someone else's phone, wow, look, look, look, it's a new model too! [Laughs] Look, it's a 17-pack! Oh my god, if it's like this, look at this old one! Look, look, I ca n't even defend the government fast enough!"

[00:15:37][Laughs] Okay, so it's the latest model, and how much is it? 500 or 500 GB, I think. Like, it's really heavy, 500 GB [Laughs].

[00:15:50]Heavy, I can't carry it. Are you trying to show off the apps or the phone?

[00:15:56]Oh, okay, that's good. Let's not talk about social security. So, this Social Security app is even longer, huh? Okay, let's get back to this topic, I think.

[00:16:05]That's too much, it's really too much, it's just too much.

[00:16:08]Wow, that's just too much, especially on the day you pulled the trigger.

[00:16:13]Your money was used for the government's co-payment scheme today.

[00:16:16]What date is it? Look at the date.

[00:16:19]Uh, what date is it today? Uh, the 25th, 25th, 25th. Yeah, the 25th. When does your salary come out? Oh, over there is the 27th. Why? Uh, why does it have to be the 27th? Why? COB, do you need two days to get the money to rotate first? Even if it's not really related, it's considered to have been released normally and on time.

[00:16:41]Wow, you're leaving so early at the end of the month!

[00:16:45][Clears throat] COB [Laughs] Oh, come on, that's not me.

[00:16:53]I'm wondering why he was able to access THI ID.

[00:16:56]Why can't I access it?

[00:16:58]Oh well, it's okay, don't worry about it [laughs].

[00:17:00]You're changing phones, sell this one to me, cheap. Is it a case of love and hate, huh?

[00:17:05][Laughs] Okay, okay, let's move on to this story instead.

[00:17:10]Today's discussion is about... The electronics section is pretty good too, I think.

[00:17:14]How much is gasoline now?

[00:17:18]Look, I secretly checked. 96 and 92 told me to restart the computer first.

[00:17:25]Bunbunkireesart [Laughs] Damn, it's so much fun it needs a restart! Really? Why?

[00:17:33]Or do I have to delete it and then log in? Is it new, or did I delete it and need to download it again? No, that's not good. Wait a minute, you can ask the department later.

[00:17:42]Governance comes later, but I can use it, yeah. I don't use it much, that's it. Hmm, yeah. Ah, okay. Let's talk about oil, let's talk about oil. Put the phone down.

[00:17:52]Come on [laughter], otherwise we'll never talk about oil. You go.

[00:17:57]Your Thai conversation about blowing [a type of flute]... "Oh, come on, let 's talk about the consequences later."

[00:18:03]One more thing, have you seen the price of oil yet? Actually, it's been here since the weekend. The weekend that Trump was in was over. They said the negotiations have progressed significantly.

[00:18:16]Okay, and it's almost over, or something like that.

[00:18:19]Well, coincidentally, I ran into the opposition. This includes the former Foreign Minister.

[00:18:25]He once came up with it, and people jokingly said, "Hmm."

[00:18:29]This is a way of compensating Iran financially. This makes it possible for Iran to... They were able to collect the money through the Capmus channel, which is why they did it.

[00:18:41]As Trump said last Sunday... No rush, no rush, but the negotiations are progressing. We've gone quite a bit, but we're not in a hurry yet.

[00:18:54]How much was it? Well, that's it, that's why it makes the picture... This person has a pretty good perspective, right, sir/madam?

[00:19:03]From your perspective, how do you see Ping in that straight-on image?

[00:19:06]That's because it still has what they call... Netanyahu then intervened and said... It turned out to be something like, " Hey, what's going on with this uranium ore?"

[00:19:16]You need to take care of this and get it done. Even with management, it still poses a threat. The person I was talking to said that... The minerals here will dissolve away.

[00:19:30]Or, some of it is exported to third countries.

[00:19:33]Ah, that's the point that causes... Many people have a positive view of something.

[00:19:39][Laughs] Please, go ahead, Mr. Peng. I've gone to great lengths to help you.

[00:19:42]What's wrong with you?

[00:19:45]Don't tell the person who's bothering you; let them take it first.

[00:19:48]Oh, wow, did you bring food and water?

[00:19:55]What's entering Thailand again? (It seems like there's another problem.)

[00:19:58]Going well might lead to more work. Okay, okay, let's continue. I apologize, I apologize, I apologize, Mr. Bae.

[00:20:06]Tell me about it first. What did you encounter? Okay, let's start with Trump.

[00:20:14]Okay, about Trump... uh, it turns out he has two recent posts.

[00:20:26]Okay? Well, that's a good sign, you know.

[00:20:32]Oops, what did I press? Oh, sorry. Oh, what did I do? * Beep* Oh, this is the problem.

[00:20:46]Uh, yeah [clears throat], I guess I won the lottery. It's not that I'm stressed out, uh [laughter].

[00:20:56]Right now, you're stressed about your wallet, aren't you? I got yours, but I was like, "Hey, I was just minding my own business and a ghost copied me!"

[00:21:02]Oh, the app is showing a message.

[00:21:08]Oh, Bonding Brain is misspelled as the 21st?

[00:21:10]Oh, someone told me.

[00:21:13]Actually, your Morning Bin isn't updating. The date is often misspelled, I understand.

[00:21:19]Oh wait, what happened to me today?

[00:21:25]Oh, someone told me, Mr. Vipe. We need to solve the problems with the coughing and the performance. The comments on the stage appear automatically.

[00:21:35]And I can't even turn it on or off.

[00:21:38]Okay, they're all gone now.

[00:21:43]Uh [laughter] I don't know, I don't know, just keep going up. Please, Mr. Pong, come in. How was the oil, after you talked about it? How was your concentration? Everything's gone wrong today.

[00:21:55]Yeah, I'm really losing my concentration.

[00:21:59]Let's take it one thing at a time. First of all, let's address this Kevin Watch issue first. Okay, let's take it one step at a time. Let me explain the situation first, because Kevin Watch was on Friday, and we had... During our conversation, you said that regarding Kevin Watch's appointment, I believe the market... Bonds are unlikely to respond with such a massive sell-off. Going up, simply put, it's unlikely to go up. Okay, is that clear? Yeah, it's unlikely to go up, even though... Kevin War may not have signaled that I would be lowering my expectations. It's a shame, but at least he won't bother sending a signal.

[00:22:33]It's definitely, definitely, definitely unlikely.

[00:22:40]Well, it went as expected; they... It's pretty clear that lowering interest rates this year is difficult.

[00:22:49]But at least they're saying that AI will increase productivity.

[00:22:59]It's going to become a productivity boom. A productivity boom means that something happens – production goes up. There's so much of it now that the produce is all out... The firm's earnings are likely to decrease.

[00:23:13]Uh, this opens up an possibility that... Uh, the growth of AI might lead to lower interest rates, but I think that's strange. Because if it's a productivity boom, it's a demand pool, so how could that lead to lower interest rates?

[00:23:30]Why? Or maybe we have to drop the course? I mean, if not... We're dying to lower interest rates; we need to lower them to, uh... Uh, you could say it boosted the economy.

[00:23:42]When it's already speaking, why would you reduce it?

[00:23:45]Uh, I don't know about this, I don't know about that, or maybe... Or perhaps it could be a reduction in interest rates to provide support. It's about not letting people have excessively high costs, for example... The government also got involved in this, I don't know.

[00:23:59]But anyway, the fact that they're discussing it has made the atmosphere better.

[00:24:01]I got in the car and sat down to watch the football match. It turned out that... Jewish football has really declined. In 10 or 30 years, it has reached a point that I once told you, "Hey, what if..." It suddenly turned upside down, and it came down in a significant way. I will... Going back to play again means returning.

[00:24:17]Go and get the shares. So, what do you think? Is there any hidden meaning? The implication is that they survived because they happened to get back in. I picked up some of it on Friday.

[00:24:28]Okay, let me explain what the process is first.

[00:24:31]Coming like this, what does it mean? What does it mean?

[00:24:35]It came down quite significantly, you little rascal. That's how we realized, oh, that's why it suddenly lurched up.

[00:24:40]Okay, before this, it was making us paranoid. Like, 30 years, then a sudden surge, then another 10 years, and now, after 30 years, it's going to come back down to where it was previously held, below 5%. You know, it's not a C and handle pattern. A C and handle pattern is like this: it hits resistance, tests the resistance, then goes up and breaks the resistance.

[00:25:01]Yes, this isn't it. It's been pulled down.

[00:25:03]You've been cooled down below the resistance level. It seems like it's not going to move towards the normal resistance level anymore.

[00:25:11]It would have to become a defensive line and then adjust upwards. Go up even higher, yes.

[00:25:14]Okay, now let's go back to the topic. Is it possible that...?

[00:25:17]Bonyman had already surged up earlier.

[00:25:21]It seems like they're checking out the tone of Kevin Watch.

[00:25:24]Oh, let's wait and see. And Kevin Watch is kind of... Uh, they're acting like there's nothing they can do, like, "Hey, money!" Inflated prices are unbearable, and there's nothing we can do but not lower interest rates. Considering the interest rate and the risk of interest rate increases... If the future looks like this again, it's going to be a disaster.

[00:25:41]But it turns out Kevin isn't going to lower interest rates, but AI is going to make productivity boom. Uh, yeah, I've never heard Chairman Fred say something like that before. [Laughs] So, is it good? AI is going to make productivity boom. What signal is it sending?

[00:26:01]A signal that an agreement has been reached. That means inflation won't be high.

[00:26:05]Inflation won't be high, I mean, not really. You've probably seen this word before, if you've encountered it. A Fed chairman like J.P.A. would simply say... Is the labor market or the economy doing well or poorly?

[00:26:18]Ah, or Tariff, or sales tax, causes inflation.

[00:26:22]Something like that, you know, it's rare to see something like this. It's like looking at a micro-image, it doesn't... It's like a micro-emotion or a micro-emotion. It's a different kind of mood altogether. It's like a micro-emotional mood.

[00:26:38]Yeah, right hand.

[00:26:41]No [laughter] Take it, take it.

[00:26:44]Yeah, it gives off that vibe. I came here to give it that feeling. I felt like, "Hey, wow, that's weird."

[00:26:48]Like, like, like, technical.

[00:26:51]More like, a more practical, hands-on approach.

[00:26:53]More than that, yeah, this time it's back to... uh... Uh, well, when it's like this, it's like, hey, it's relaxing. It relieved me because it also reduced my fear of that thing. The invisible hand... Uh, before, I was afraid of the invisible hand. I saw it playing some kind of game, and it seemed to be trying to lead us astray.

[00:27:13]Okay, where are we going?

[00:27:15]Uh [clears throat] When Kevin Watch said that, it happened... This kind of reaction means, oh, the hand that's invisible.

[00:27:20]You see, it's playing with your Kevin Watch story, right? And then, when Kevin Watch is over, that invisible hand just disappears and becomes... So now it's your opportunity to get in. Want to bet on football? Because the odds are good right now. It's just the beginning, the prices are starting to rise, which means... The Jewish football match just started. Is it worth betting on?

[00:27:39]Thinking hard, thinking hard, thinking hard... yes, thinking hard. This is Friday, this is the story of Friday, because the story of Friday won't be... There's a lot of US-Iran related stuff, you can see that from... What you can see from the oil price is that it hasn't dropped much. And gold didn't go up on Friday either. But then on Saturday and Sunday, something happened. The positive feedback seems to indicate significant progress.

[00:28:04]Regarding the US-Iran issue, uh, first of all, there's a lot of strong news circulating about it.

[00:28:14]Yes, they will be making an agreement to extend the timeframe.

[00:28:17]Extending the ceasefire for another 60 days... uh, if we extend it for another 60 days, where exactly is the significance of that? What is the significance of it?

[00:28:28]Is it like the first characteristic? The first step in initiating the 14-point agreement that America sent to Iran, and the 9 points that Iran sent to America, is... And I don't know who was 14 and who was 9, I can't remember.

[00:28:48]Yeah, Iran was 14 I think, America went back to 9 or something like that.

[00:28:53]So, one of the things they talked about was stopping. The shooting started, but the ceasefire period was extended first.

[00:28:59]And then after that, we sign an MOU, right? And then we sit down and finalize the agreement. So, when I say... The news that the firing period will be extended by 60 days is indicating that this is about to be opened.

[00:29:15]This opens the door to renegotiating that MOU agreement again, right? Because it's the first criterion.

[00:29:21]Okay, so regarding this matter, they were watching it at that time. It's like they do n't know anything, or they're like, "What are you going to do?" I do n't know right now. The duration, please. That would be equivalent to answering our hypothesis that... Actually, neither of them wanted to shoot each other.

[00:29:35]Yeah, they did n't want to. There was no point in being so dramatic; they just didn't want to shoot. And then there might be something else, or whatever, but no.

[00:29:42]I want to shoot, and I also want to make a deal, okay? Uh, this is number one. See, it's starting to become... The next piece of good news was when Trump reiterated it.

[00:29:55]Hammering again, and I really enjoy hammering [laughter].

[00:29:59]Hammering again on Sunday. Oh, calm down, calm down.

[00:30:02][Laughs] Uh, uh, what did Sunday say?

[00:30:09]Ah, are you going to tell everyone, or me?

[00:30:11]To put it simply, there's not much to it.

[00:30:13]He posted two versions, you know, in a similar style. The official post is interesting; it contains several sections. Okay, but I think... I mean, it's just his habit, you know? I think if he does it, he has to. What's your deal with Obama?

[00:30:32]Oh, it's already there.

[00:30:34]It's because when it comes to matters concerning Iran... When it comes to anything related to Iran, they just... They criticize Obama so much, so often, I'm tired of it. I mean, you know, Aubameyang spent over 8 years— 8 years, right?—or maybe 6 years, around 6 years—trying to... Making a deal with Iran is a point... Okay, that's bad.

[00:30:59]Uh, did Obama win the Nobel Prize or something? I'm not sure, there isn't, it's unlikely, maybe, I'm not certain. I'm not really sure about this, but the person who argued with... " Oba" from Obama, really.

[00:31:13]No, it stemmed from before that, Trump didn't.

[00:31:15]Obama had already decided he wanted to be president.

[00:31:18]It went on to taunt me earlier, saying, uh... If we had a president Like Trump or something like that, they go and speak.

[00:31:26]Mocking the time when he was The president, and then Trump. To be honest, I don't remember what I said to taunt him.

[00:31:36]But it feels like they're looking down on us, like, "Hey, we're going to..." Could n't we have a president like Trump? Something like this.

[00:31:43]I secretly helped out here.

[00:31:45]Wow, I did so much!

[00:31:48]Thailand can't have a Prime Minister like Ping.

[00:31:50]Please, help me, please help me, please say something. "I can't get a date yet," [laughter] the Prime Minister said.

[00:31:58]Oh my gosh, he's going to be just like Trump!

[00:32:03][Laughs] Hey, say it! Say it louder! Say it louder! Say it even louder!

[00:32:05]This is much stronger than what you're capable of. He can't be prime minister, his mouth is too big. What kind of position would I ever be, the president of the alumni association?

[00:32:19]No, [laughter] the president of the funeral association or something like that. Oh dear, he was cheering and then he got angry. Maybe I'll... I'm going to be the Prime Minister of Thailand, and I'll show you my policies. The first thing I'd do is stop collecting taxes and live like this. You guys criticize the government so much, take care of yourselves.

[00:32:41][Laughs] Okay, the first and only policy, and then, uh, what I'm going to try to push is, uh, the rule... Does that mean sexual freedom, or freedom of self-expression?

[00:32:56]Sexual relationships are better [laughter].

[00:32:59]Speaking politely, in Thai, there's freedom of... Sexual relations are a mess.

[00:33:06]That's the main policy.

[00:33:07]This is a mess, P'Tae 2, P'Tae 2. If you actually get it, oh my!

[00:33:15]Okay, let's continue [laughter].

[00:33:18]Uh, uh, uh, so what's next? What's next? Well, so, so, the pain is sticking out.

[00:33:22]People criticized Obama before he won the Nobel Prize.

[00:33:24]Peace, Mina, Mina... Oh, yeah, I checked, I checked. They just started by insulting someone.

[00:33:31]Oh, you know, that thing you did before, that's called badal.

[00:33:37]He's not really bad, though. This is... What exactly is he trying to communicate?

[00:33:42]As they said, right now, the agreement... So, what's the current situation with Iran?

[00:33:50]No, it won't be that bad because Obama's agreement is what affected Iran.

[00:33:55]So, they're capable of developing nuclear weapons, right? So, you went and made an agreement with Iran... I came in and set up something, I don't know what it was. IA, IE, IEIA... I don't know, I can't remember. It's like an organization designed for control.

[00:34:14]Countries that possess nuclear weapons, uh, yes, they allow the IEA to conduct inspections.

[00:34:20]Whatever exam it is, just go with it, since there is one. This one, however, cannot be verified at the moment.

[00:34:26]Similarly, we opened up to Iran.

[00:34:28]Iran has the economic activities that America offers.

[00:34:31]Subsidizing Iran with Iran is also outrageous. They secretly used it to make a nuclear weapon. I repeatedly think that this is a bad thing.

[00:34:40]Next, they said that the present situation wouldn't be bad. That's right. Uh, anyway, they said that right now, the negotiations are... uh, the negotiations right now, they said... It's proceeding in a very structured way.

[00:34:58]Orderly and creative, but he told the Representative... Okay, so this is to inform you.

[00:35:07]Regarding their representatives, they said, " Not to run," which also means " not to rush," implying there's no need to hurry. And then they mentioned another thing... Interestingly, they said "Time is on overside." Ah, "Time is on overiz," meaning time is on our side.

[00:35:29]Uh, this, this, this... to put it simply, hey, this... This makes me feel like, "Hey, something's fishy. Are you going to have a negotiation or not?" They said it was a negotiation.

[00:35:39]This is becoming creative and unique.

[00:35:43]He said, "Hey, that guy who went as a representative..." There's no need to rush the negotiations, especially while we're in the middle of the blockade. The Naval Bate is still in full force. Uh, until the agreement is finalized and signed, they said that both parties need to take their time. This means both parties need to dedicate time and effort.

[00:36:10]Let's be precise.

[00:36:14]However, they said, "Our relationship with Iran is becoming much more professional and productive," which means they have a better relationship... This is good, it says that it talks about the relationship with Iran.

[00:36:27]Right now, oh wow, it's a relationship that... Professionals become more creative, wow. Uh, now it turns out that when they posted this, There are some people who go and leave comments below.

[00:36:40]Below this post [sound of inhaling], don't give up.

[00:36:46]The feeling is like, don't give in.

[00:36:47]Uh, uh, uh [clears throat] Don't give in, don't give in to them, don't give in to anything like that.

[00:36:51]These guys post so much that I'm worried they might do something bad, like a bad deal, or give in. There are those kinds of people, those " bottle-heads" [sound of inhaling], yeah, those "bottle-heads". They went in and egged Trump on, and soon he'll be in power.

[00:37:13]Please post again. They said, "Uh, you..." What I'm going to do is... Uh, let me sit and watch for a bit. What are they talking about?

[00:37:25]He said, "Yeah."

[00:37:26]If we're talking about the latest Iran deal at Boa... It has to be a good and appropriate agreement. It's not like the agreement with Obama.

[00:37:35][Sound of inhaling] And, uh, so, I apologize, he said.

[00:37:39]This agreement would be the complete opposite. To be honest, nobody has seen or known yet that... What is it? So don't listen to those trolls. That's a genuine defeat, coming out to criticize.

[00:37:49]Ah, that's all. He said, "I don't make bad deals."

[00:37:54]Uh, I won't make any bad agreements, don't worry.

[00:37:59]This is what was communicated from this side.

[00:38:01]What did Iran respond to? What's interesting about Iran now is that it has toned down its aggressive tone. It's been pushed down a lot.

[00:38:10]Uh, yeah. The latest one is this person, Asim Isim.

[00:38:16]Asimuni, or Aznmuni, also visited.

[00:38:19]Iranian Azmoune is considered a big shot. " Big Pom" (General Prawit Wongsuwan) of Pakistan, is a very influential figure. What kind of comparison is that, you idiot? I told you before, the picture is what it says.

[00:38:34]Well, Big Pom is a very influential figure in Pakistan.

[00:38:37]And, as people in the region know, that's true. This guy is the most powerful in Pakistan.

[00:38:43]Uh, Simuni is just an intermediary in that... We went in to talk, which is what we expected. I was hoping last week that this would be it. And if it's not, then there won't be a "v".

[00:38:54]Simuni shouldn't go, right? Ah, now that Simuni goes, he'll have to talk to Setkian. The Iranian president also seems beautiful, but... As for the Iranian side... It seems like the Iranian media responded. They came and said it was a semi-official media outlet, or something like that. I don't know. Uh, no, they said the draft agreement might fall through. It can become liquid because... There's a gap, and the US is like... I'll admit that, while Iran... For example, we could take issues like asset seizure, or nuclear matters, or... The right to hormone therapy.

[00:39:36]This is from the Iranian side, and they don't seem to agree. I still don't trust the American side.

[00:39:40]Yeah, that's right, it's a point we're looking at. Those three points that Ping mentioned... wait a minute, there are more.

[00:39:49]One thing that comes to mind quickly is this one, which is interesting: Magorubio said there might be some good news.

[00:39:54]Regarding the Cabos channel in the next few hours, good news. Is this what they said recently?

[00:39:59]Yeah, whales will surface in the strait.

[00:40:03][Laughs] Yeah, he went to India, he went to India, so he went. We tried to speak positively, but we still weren't. How did you know that it would eventually open?

[00:40:13]Or maybe not? Oh, this is what we're looking at.

[00:40:16]Based on what P'Ping is saying, it looks like it will probably be open temporarily. Was that correct, Homch?

[00:40:20]And this uranium ore... wow!

[00:40:22]It's a long discussion because Iran isn't involved either. They agreed because they were afraid of Israel.

[00:40:27]I think we might go back to opening up at a more open level.

[00:40:30]With better conditions, uh, before... This is the latest issue that has caused us the most stress in the past week or two.

[00:40:39]They have over 20 boats entering and leaving Laos every day now.

[00:40:42]Yeah, suddenly it dropped back to zero again. [Laughs] Last week, uh, I just wanted to go back for about 20 days, that would be okay.

[00:40:53]Actually, yeah, yeah, I'll try to keep an eye on it because lately it's been me... Then I started seeing people talking about ships passing through the channel. The narrowness of the gate seems quite substantial, I'm not sure if it will pass. How did you get through that? Uh, that's the crucial point. The price of oil dropped sharply today. Go past P'Ping and then come down.

[00:41:15]Wow, that was brutal!

[00:41:16]When you talk about key points, I think of the G-spot.

[00:41:20][Laughs] That's a different story, Mado. Like the latest one... So, it went down really low, I saw it as low as 90 or 95, but now it's up to 96.49, a 49% drop, but still below 100. It's down 8%, or 7-8%. How should we strategize?

[00:41:43]Anyone who doesn't yet have an oil silo might as well use a water silo instead.

[00:41:47]It could fit, right? It shows that it won't end quickly.

[00:41:52]No, no, it's not that it's not finished, it might be. It's probably just going to peak around here.

[00:41:58]Oh, and it turns out the stock might actually go down in the end.

[00:42:02]You have to be careful, but... but... but because it's still... That 's why the stock price isn't going down, because... It seems people will keep holding onto them indefinitely.

[00:42:08]Oh, it's just me who likes to sell and then have to buy them back.

[00:42:12]Hey, I tell everyone who does PR for makeup and merchandise, " Which style do you want?" Would you like to go from zero to 100 million and then down to 10 million, or would you like to go from 0 to 5 million?

[00:42:37]Which one would you choose?

[00:42:40]Okay, if it were you, which kind of burden would you take? From 0 up to 5 million, or from 0 up to 100 million and then down to 10 million?

[00:42:49]Because if 100 million decreases by 10 million, how would we feel? That's bad, considering the actual numbers are high.

[00:42:56]Oh, it's so painful, you'll be unable to sleep. When you're asleep, you'll have hallucinations, you'll experience many things, but even 10 million is still more than 5 million.

[00:43:04]Yeah, yeah, but 0-5 million is my style.

[00:43:07]Oh, it's about going with the flow. What I'm selling, I'm not selling.

[00:43:10]Whether I am more or less than what I am. What I want to sell is my butt, not my confidence or certainty. Are you selling reliability?

[00:43:25]Therefore, my job is to say, "Hey, if I don't..." When I feel relieved, I lose weight.

[00:43:29]Oh, I'm relieved now. I just took it in, that's all.

[00:43:32]But I might not know the exact proportion... It will be within a framework where I can control certain things.

[00:43:38]I might not be able to go all out with that auntie's comment.

[00:43:40]It's not necessary to have a hundred [units of currency], but it must be harvested.

[00:43:42]Some people wait until things really start to get better before following up. Keep going, so here's what I'm going to give everyone... What you get is stability; it provides a return on investment. It's with you, but when the time comes and there's a problem, it won't pull you along.

[00:43:52]You've spent a lot of money. Okay, so if you ask me what I'm about to do... You said, "Hey, the oil looks like it's going back in to get it." This is to protect the portfolio from risk because... Oil prices are going down, right?

[00:44:07]Hmm, is there any better news than this? Maybe oil prices won't drop then. There's no need to go into any more detail than this.

[00:44:11]Okay, this is point number 1, regarding oil.

[00:44:15]Point number 2 means we can continue with stocks.

[00:44:21]Now, on Friday we talked about what would happen if Kevin Watch takes the oath of office... The market is unlikely to react any worse to the news about B1. So, on Friday, I decided that's it, we'll... We need to bring some shares back.

[00:44:38]Oh, yeah, we're bringing back American shares and Korean shares.

[00:44:44]Uh, well, what can we do? We're bringing them back. We're bringing back American shares and Korean shares.

[00:44:53]And today I was planning to bring the gold back.

[00:44:58]Why? I'm bringing back all my possessions!

[00:45:01]No, not every portfolio still has cash left. There's still about 30% remaining, 30-40%. It's not like we've taken everything back. It's like we've diversified quite a bit.

[00:45:13]Yeah, 10% per asset isn't much, and my portfolio has never exceeded 10 assets. Think about it, some people have portfolios with hundreds! I understand, I understand. For example, I'm also a bad investor. Go ahead, sway back and forth like that.

[00:45:27]Today, gold looks really tempting because of this... What I meant was, if the ball moved beforehand... That invisible hand is playing along.

[00:45:34]Kevin, it's over, right?

[00:45:37]Oh, well, maybe there are still some issues left.

[00:45:40]One thing they were concerned about was the situation at that time.

[00:45:43]This is it, it's still embedded. So, we take the 10-year bond yield and subtract... subtract... uh... expected inflation... uh... subtract money... uh... it's still ingrained... um... uh... with this trend, will the yield remain high?

[00:46:11]Something like this, or this one, it depends.

[00:46:13]Well, I think we have to go back in and get it.

[00:46:16]Some of it, or rather, some parts, but coincidentally, this one... So, if it's a mutual fund, like a stock fund, it's different from Thai stocks.

[00:46:24]I'm not bothered by it at all. I already own Thai stocks; I haven't removed anything.

[00:46:31]Okay, and then there's foreign stocks, like Iron Man. I just invested in it and I'm still holding it.

[00:46:37]Oh, and on Friday I got another 8%, that's a lot on Friday! On Thursday I got over 10 %, right? It's going to keep going up. I'm holding onto that too.

[00:46:49]Yeah, that's what I was about to ask about... It's electronics.

[00:46:55]Thailand's electronics industry is also very strong, extremely strong indeed. It means they're switching roles.

[00:47:01][Clears throat] Right now, regarding the Delta section... It might not be very powerful because if the data is too strong, it will... If you get cached, you're in trouble; you'll definitely be kicked out.

[00:47:12]Okay, based on the SET 50 index, therefore... Delta would be kind of keeping an eye on KCE first, so why were they removed from the team?

[00:47:21]Why? If you hold a grudge again... It's complete, it's called the time period, it has a limit. There's a time limit, if you get scammed. The cache is this much, maybe several months, 2-3 months, I don't remember exactly. I'm not sure about that.

[00:47:37]Not exactly accurate, but simply put, if it happens again... There's a chance, a possibility, that they might not meet the criteria. The criterion is that they don't include the time spent balancing the posts in the count, confusing, right?

[00:47:50]No, I mean, I think it falls under the category of... This is the Turnover percentage because of the time. If you get stuck with a loss, you'll trade less. When you do trade... The turnover percentage has decreased, so they don't count it.

[00:48:03]On average, well, that doesn't count. Well, they do n't count it, so it makes the turn... yeah, it's low. That's what I'm worried about, but... Anyway, whatever the case may be.

[00:48:16]That's still a lot, isn't it? I'm confused. Let me ask someone who knows. Okay, okay, I'm not sure.

[00:48:23]This one in particular is very important. So that pushed CCET's price up, and your Mahana, Ping, kept going. In the middle of the budget period like that, CCE went up, and KCE also went up; it's like Hana has many followers.

[00:48:41]Consider the fact that it's too strong in comparison. It's about the budget, Hana. When the budget became low, people started to get scared. The balance... haha, it's like that. So it just keeps spinning around like this, going to CCET, going to KCE, and it keeps going continuously, you're not pinging.

[00:49:00]This is related to our tech strategy; we need to plan our game.

[00:49:04]Or what strategy should we use?

[00:49:06]Hmm, especially in this situation, should we definitely hold onto Hana?

[00:49:12][Laughs] Yeah, but, but, but, with Delta, you have to... Be careful, I once made a comparison while sitting there.

[00:49:21]Compare that to when the price went up a lot. The features are different, okay, but there's also profit in earning gold, which is very hot during that period.

[00:49:28]They're running like crazy, but the risk is... Free? That's incredibly high.

[00:49:34]Yeah, free isn't as little as it seems.

[00:49:38]Maybe it'll be harder, something like that.

[00:49:42]And the parent company, Data, is really tough. Uh, uh, um, maybe, maybe, maybe it's not necessary to... Wow, it's like everyone's just copying each other, but it's playable.

[00:49:52]It's playable, I guess, these days.

[00:49:54]Uh, well, I do n't have any money, so I guess I'll just stay with Haha for now.

[00:50:00]Besides being hilarious, it's also not like it's not.

[00:50:03]There are other options to play for you if you manage your Thai stock portfolio well. Right now, I'm just saving up little by little.

[00:50:08]You don't need to rush.

[00:50:12]Like, which ones? Bring them on. " Jae Jun, Jae Jun, Jae Jun WH... Oh, you don't have to call her Jae Jun. Like, Uncle Vik, like this... Immortal [laughter].

[00:50:25]Both Uncle and Jae, they're both just going with the flow." So, why not take these?

[00:50:28]Or what else?

[00:50:33]What's good? Test tune, bro. This one's better, dad.

[00:50:37]United States [laughter] Papa United States Gulf Yeah, I looked, I looked, it looks like he's coming, right? Just hold on to it. What more do you want? These are Thai stocks. The oil market isn't overflowing; it's not like there's a huge oil surplus. It floods, so the advantage of it is that... So they're clustered together, and when they're clustered together, they're easy to pick up.

[00:50:58]Oh, uh, the real headache is dealing with overseas more than anything else.

[00:51:01]What should we play? What should we spin?

[00:51:04]Hmm, so Pam is just chilling right now.

[00:51:06]But many people want it really strong, it's a vicious cycle. They all came together. Want more force? What else do you want? What else do you want from me?

[00:51:13]Look, aren't some of these strong? They're really strong!

[00:51:18]Each one of them is... wow, from the moment they're unleashed... This show came along, and I think it's actually making a lot of money.

[00:51:25]Hmm, even if the conversations aren't 100% meaningful, if you filter it carefully, it's not like it's actually profitable. It makes you spend money, and then, uh, and then you get the result. The fact that it happened has given you a lot. It's worth your time to sit and watch. Honestly, really. Just pick one.

[00:51:49]Review everything from the beginning of the year. Take each one, like, starting from defending gold, what was it again? Alternatively, it could be that when we're thinking, it's time to compare.

[00:51:58]Compared to the time we've wasted, let's see... Okay, so how much is your daily wage in baht? Divide it up... The number of hours you have to spend in... This show is comparable to the return that happened. The increase from the investment...oh, I've seen it, it was worth it.

[00:52:12]Uh [laughter] Uh, yeah, actually, ever since the index, ever since the stocks, it's like... Wow, the opening price is US AI stocks!

[00:52:24]And what about other stocks, the kind of stocks they are?

[00:52:27]Ah, the values ​​of the United States, and then it continues on... Well, Hana was one of them who spoke up. Okay, here it is. That's, uh, for you, sir/madam.

[00:52:38]You can see the pictures, but we need to talk about it.

[00:52:41]Because electronics are really powerful enough. The momentum went up by several tens of percent... You have to ask about the strategy, how they're playing the game. Anyway, in the end, P'Ping still likes the humor. CCAT is just going with the flow.

[00:52:54]Yes, they said Delta has everything sorted out.

[00:52:56]It's based on criteria.

[00:52:59]If the chat is cached, it won't count towards the volume. Also, there's... The criteria will be based on trading volume; volume will not be counted.

[00:53:05]If you don't count the percentage turnover, the volume will be inaccurate.

[00:53:10]Uh, but I think Delta's volume is already incredibly high.

[00:53:15]Okay, so on average, that means it meets the criteria.

[00:53:17]It's okay as it is.

[00:53:20]Uh, and in Thailand, A... Oops, a little over time. Okay, let me ask a quick question. What does this Thai Plus initiative mean in terms of promoting...?

[00:53:29]Uh, how much money is circulating?

[00:53:33]Interesting stocks worth considering.

[00:53:37]I think it's a project I like. It's basically about the government helping to pay for it.

[00:53:47]The public pays a portion of it. Okay, so it definitely helps people with low incomes. It would be good if we could buy things cheaper.

[00:53:58]One thing that could help is suppressing inflation.

[00:54:03]It would bring inflation down somewhat, but... or maybe it wouldn't be able to suppress inflation because... When they measure inflation, what do they use as a benchmark? At least the price is lower, reducing the burden. The cost of living has come down a bit, but I don't think it will really help stimulate the economy.

[00:54:22]One of the economic downsides is the long project duration, and the money is split up into smaller amounts.

[00:54:29]Yes, it's about splitting the money, and the second point is that splitting the money means there's a signal sent in advance. The public has received some advance notice.

[00:54:37]With this kind of treatment of the people, the people will prepare themselves. It's useful for budget planning.

[00:54:42]Uh, so it becomes an average expenditure.

[00:54:47]When you average out your spending, it's a form of " maintaining stability." Does that mean you, the mischievous one, will spend more money?

[00:54:54]So, there's this project... Indifferent [laughter]. Like, using it to get a discount, like a discount on food or something like that.

[00:55:02]Or, or even, or even those who have... Those with lower incomes may not spend more.

[00:55:07]Why? Because it can be used in small batches, so they can plan accordingly.

[00:55:14]He doesn't need to rush, he doesn't need to hurry.

[00:55:16]In terms of usage, let's say I tell you, Saeb, that... Hey, hey, I'm giving you 4,000 baht! You have to use it within 2 weeks, otherwise I'll confiscate it. And you won't be eligible next time either.

[00:55:30]Oh, you little rascal, you'll immediately start using " Tari-ta Tarita-leuk" (a Thai slang term for frantic, wide-eyed panic). You have to use it quickly, right? Maybe you'll go to 7-Eleven and buy up all the Triumph Kingdom [laughter]. You do n't know if you'll use it or not, you just go and buy it all first, like that, you get it, right? Yeah, it happens, but what if it turns out that you get it one at a time? With this, you'll be able to make a plan.

[00:55:57]Oh, no need to rush. And originally, you might have... There needs to be a consumption of around 2,000, right? And you? So maybe you'll only need 1,000 baht, plus another 1,000 baht from the government, and then you can plan to save the other 1,000 baht.

[00:56:12]Use it next month. Uh, well, it wasn't really a stimulus.

[00:56:18]Hey, Mr./Ms. Economics.

[00:56:20]Oh really? Well, that means purchasing power still exists. As long as purchasing power remains, the people won't have to suffer.

[00:56:27]With inflation, the cost of living is high.

[00:56:30]The people can still survive.

[00:56:32]Uh, then they ask, "So why do you do this?" It does n't stimulate the economy.

[00:56:39]And is the budget being used efficiently considering it has to be borrowed?

[00:56:44]Uh, this is just a big concept, you know, don't think that... The government views government positively in the work that is time-consuming.

[00:56:51]These policies have come down.

[00:56:53]Because he has a compassionate heart and wants to help the people.

[00:56:57]To the people... The suffering has been lessened.

[00:57:02]Hmm, do n't look at the good things like that just yet.

[00:57:06][Sound of inhaling] [Laughter] Look at it, it's because it's a trade-off, right?

[00:57:10]You have to borrow money to use for this.

[00:57:12]That doesn't interest you.

[00:57:14]Uh, well, you're just shifting the burden to the future, but please take it.

[00:57:17]Right now, the priority is to help the people first. Like this, if we look at it from a positive perspective, it's like, hey... This is about having compassion for the people.

[00:57:26]They're resisting like this, so we can continue.

[00:57:29]But actually, deep down, I think it's... In terms of governance.

[00:57:35]Because if you let people suffer... It's difficult and you'll be starving; you won't be able to be sharp anymore, and it will happen.

[00:57:41]Chaos, turmoil, and disorder.

[00:57:45]Protests and disobedience against the government erupted. The situation became... well, using the word "incitement" might be too strong; let's use... What? Like, a mix of emotions?

[00:57:58]Oh, yeah, because this is actually the policy.

[00:58:03]All of these things, in fact, have another tone: they are for... Calm down people's anger. Hmm, yeah, if you're already in a good government or something. If the country was well-governed, these kinds of problems wouldn't exist. There's no need to use any of this at all.

[00:58:17]Just tell them directly [takes a deep breath] [laughs] Oh, so don't get your hopes up yet.

[00:58:25]Or if you do hope, it won't really help much. That's a lot, but it might also affect the atmosphere. It's hard to teach people about emotions, not about how they feel. Even when people are angry, they still have the courage to spend money. Is that right?

[00:58:35]They'll save money too.

[00:58:38]From there, they can spend the money on other things, okay? The money might circulate, so let's assess whether it will contribute to GDP somewhat, but it depends on how you use it.

[00:58:45]Around 120,000, 120,000, right? Is this project 120,000? 12,000, yes.

[00:58:50]Ah, 120,000, so it stimulates the economy by a mere 0.1 percent, something like that. 0.1, 0.1, 1 is a percentage point, meaning if you forecast your GDP for this year at 1.5, it could be 1.6, 1.7, 7.

[00:59:04]Let's wait and see. Okay, wow, we've talked a long time today, haven't we? Let's go... That's right, your technology is all sold out today. It's time to say goodbye. Goodbye!

[00:59:19]This one's making things more wary for me, I'm trying.

[00:59:21]This looks much better. I'm trying to be the person who's already been to Kingdom [laughs]. Okay, goodbye, hello, goodbye, viewers, farewell.

[00:59:35]Oh, I almost forgot to tell you, viewers, uh, on the 13th... I was just about to take leave, then I remembered. It's June 13th, uh... I'd like to invite all of you to join us in... A free seminar for shareholders, huh?

[00:59:53]More details will follow, so please stay tuned.

[00:59:55]Okay, and I'd also like you to register. Let's talk about it tomorrow. Let's not talk about it today.

[00:59:59]Time's up, goodbye.