MPs offer ideas to improve CPF

[Life is a game]

From a investor viewpoint, if the G is able to achieve 6.5% return on equity (equity in this context would refer to our CPF monies deposited with them) over a period of 20 years and give out 2.5% as annual dividend in our ordinary account which would translate to 38% earnings payout as dividends annually and use the balance 72% to reinvest and achieve higher growth and strengthen the country's balance sheet, I would say this is a sound management and good company to be vested in. Assuming a PE ratio of 10 to which foreign investors maybe willing to pay 10 times to buy the asset (i.e our house) from us as shareholders of the country over its initial price 20 years ago (i.e 3 room hdb cost 30k at 20 years ago and now 300k) I would say the country as a whole has done considerably well over the past 20 years. But I cannot say the same for the next 20 years.

Oh and not forgetting, we are a highly diversified company with investments in all types of industry. Recently I heard the mgmt may be using shareholders' equity to buy some trains? Oh... we are truly a high capex company. That's why the need to transform our balance sheet to more financial services industry and shift towards robotics manufacturing? Hmm... running such a humongous company is not easy huh. Still got interest rates, trade deficit and defence (another huge but cannot do without capex) to consider....

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