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  • Market Edge: Global investment banker Stephen Cuunjieng shares his take on Pres. Bongbong Marcos' China trip, the NAIA travel mess, and more.
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  • @scuunjieng
    @scuunjieng Год назад +174

    many thanks to ANC and Mimi Ong for inviting me again.

    • @kyletorres202
      @kyletorres202 Год назад +8

      stephen cuunjieng good day sir,and happy new year to you and your family,its nice to hear and see you and in sharing your thoughts for the 3rd day of 2023.

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Год назад +3

      @@kyletorres202 deeply appreciated

    • @kobebasso6260
      @kobebasso6260 Год назад +5

      Idol ❤

    • @helensalazar3546
      @helensalazar3546 Год назад +6

      Sir Stephen,thank you for your insights. I always look forward to your guestings here @ANC. Thank you for giving another book to look forward reading to. Hope it's available at National bookstore😊.

    • @theobserver2266
      @theobserver2266 Год назад +8

      I hope they’re paying you for your monthly guesting! I think it would be a great idea to start your own RUclips channel. I am a Filipino teacher in the US, and I always watch your ANC interviews. I look forward to your next one!

  • @robertbeltejar9785
    @robertbeltejar9785 Год назад +31

    Clear, direct to the point, but always substantive and insightful. Can this segment be at least 45 minutes long? Even 30 minutes isn’t enough for interviews with Mr. Cuunjieng. Can’t get enough of this gentleman’s take on things.

  • @rice6682
    @rice6682 Год назад +9

    Stevie, you are 1 of the few people i watch (never skip or cut short the video) your insights are always enlightening.
    I love classical music too

  • @TonDeLuzuriaga87
    @TonDeLuzuriaga87 Год назад +20

    Thanks for finally having him "Live" on the show, he is my favorite analyst on Market Edge... I admire his knowledge & wisdom in business & economics, good to know that we also share a common interest in music & the arts, more power!

  • @rextrinidad6646
    @rextrinidad6646 Год назад +9

    Always a joy to watch Stevie. Brilliant mind, a world class Filipino!

  • @martinnery8763
    @martinnery8763 Год назад +3

    Always a pleasure listening to Stevie.

  • @gracedelbando4775
    @gracedelbando4775 Год назад +23

    Mimi and Stephen discussions definitely makes my day. Insightful and intelligent conversations as always away from confusing informations. Keep it coming guys!

  • @Gaz8870
    @Gaz8870 Год назад +4

    Yes! Always level headed, hit the nail on the head , spot on commentary. Thank you sir stevie.

  • @raulbalandra5928
    @raulbalandra5928 Год назад +33

    Thank you very much, sir Stevie, for the clarity of the problems and issues that face us as a nation and showing how these can be overcome.

  • @cgmanalojr
    @cgmanalojr Год назад +30

    Agree with Stephen. Our problem especially in govt. is the lousy preventive maintenance (PMS) of systems if there is PMS at all. This is true for our train systems, traffic systems, etc. Magaling lang tayo sa umpisa, but 2 or 3 years after we start to see the components start breaking down as if no one is doing serious maintenance. This is in contrast with other places like hong kong, some of their systems are old but they are all running efficiently.

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Год назад +2

      many thanks

    • @greensandherbs5086
      @greensandherbs5086 Год назад +2

      Poor management and not strict with quality control maintenance..

  • @nilomartinez14
    @nilomartinez14 Год назад +3

    Again... Give this guy a show! Learning geopolitics, economics and arts. Superb!

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Год назад +1

      thank you for you kind words

  • @verdantef3657
    @verdantef3657 Год назад +11

    Nice way to start the year with Stephen CuUnjieng.
    Always insightful.
    Never do I failed to catch the monthly
    discussions with Market Edge here on RUclips.

  • @mariateresasanesteban5444
    @mariateresasanesteban5444 Год назад +3

    I am always mesmerized by Mr Cuunjieng's insightful and forward-looking analyses of the state of our nation's affairs, lets have more of him on market edge!

  • @wiz017
    @wiz017 Год назад +15

    Great to hear this guy at the beginning of the new year. Likely my go to person, in getting a check and balance perspective. Happy New Year, Mr. Cuunjieng!

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Год назад +1

      Same to you and many thanks

  • @babessantos6895
    @babessantos6895 Год назад +5

    Happy New Year Sir Stevie what an insightful and informative interview, coming from a well respected and experienced resource person as u i say more airtime should be allocated its so bitin. Salute and more power!

  • @kevinpatricksalemyu1524
    @kevinpatricksalemyu1524 Год назад +8

    Finally! Stevie in the flesh!!! I feel my proficiency level is increasing everytime I listen to Stevie.

  • @leonidaatugan3374
    @leonidaatugan3374 Год назад +7

    I like the way Stephen said, life should be balance! I am trying to do that myself, weekdays work, and weekends is my time for my Filipino Association and some shopping and movies at night. Living abroad are stressful so balance life is the key! Eat, work, pray and play! 😉😊

  • @bernardobrily
    @bernardobrily Год назад +9

    His insights are always on point which is why I always look forward to watching his interviews

  • @MrSridharMurthy
    @MrSridharMurthy Год назад +2

    Wow! I listened to the composer Shostakovich's symphony 5 conducted by the young German David Afkham after hearing Mr. Stephen Cuunjieng recommend it!. It was absolutely beautiful to listen to! A masterpiece! Thank you sir!

  • @eliasibarra325
    @eliasibarra325 Год назад +2

    Delicious. . . thanks Steve and Mimi for this inspired episode

  • @georgelimlosuy
    @georgelimlosuy Год назад +2

    I like Steve Cuunjieng. He is knowledgeable and visionary. Government should listen to his views.

  • @dreamwalkerchan
    @dreamwalkerchan Год назад +5

    My favorite Market Edge segment

  • @estelarombaoa8504
    @estelarombaoa8504 Год назад +5

    Happy New Year Mr Cuunjieng.More power to you.We want & need to hear your honest perspective more often regarding our country’s economic situation every now & then…

  • @user-te1su8ij2r
    @user-te1su8ij2r Год назад +1

    Wow! Thank you ANC for having Sir Stephen Cuunjieng❤ I am your number 1 fan sir. With your meaningful and clear explanation.

  • @jasperdalesamaniego3407
    @jasperdalesamaniego3407 Год назад +3

    Wait! Did I hear it correctly, he said BBM visitations/"official visits" to other countries are just pageantry? And he said and I hope to understand it correctly, that BBM is doing the opposite when it comes to tackling agricultural problems?

  • @satidnatab154
    @satidnatab154 Год назад +2

    Brilliant analysis!!! I always like this guy's views and every insight he shares!!! God bless you Stephen!!!

  • @osiasnocum9869
    @osiasnocum9869 Год назад +2

    Mr. Stephen is absolutely right..

  • @felicisimomalinao1981
    @felicisimomalinao1981 Год назад +1

    Stephen Cuunjieng is my favorite finance mentor with total social sciences and the humanities in mind.

  • @zoilacertifiedgalaera6810
    @zoilacertifiedgalaera6810 Год назад +2

    Sir Stephen.. One of my idols!!

  • @IanRoyceFadol
    @IanRoyceFadol Год назад +3

    Always enjoyed Mimi's interviews with Sir Stevie! Thank you very much for your insights and wisdom, Sir Stevie!

  • @kathleenacosta5732
    @kathleenacosta5732 Год назад +2

    I respect Stevie !

  • @luckymomnealyanna
    @luckymomnealyanna Год назад +3

    Thank u for always having Mr.Stevie.Learning alot fr him.

  • @jundumaguing9662
    @jundumaguing9662 Год назад +2

    Happy New Year, Mr. Cuunjieng!
    I always enjoy watching your interview.
    You are so generous.

  • @zciriaco
    @zciriaco Год назад +2

    9 days later... he is actually RIGHT! 2nd and 3rd liner outperformed!!!

  • @jaysonmarx7680
    @jaysonmarx7680 Год назад +2

    Stephen on the house people!
    Stephen rocks!

  • @Spy-hp8ki
    @Spy-hp8ki Год назад +8

    Such a negative impression to start January 2023 for the Philippines: investor and tourism - wise. ... We'll have critics voice their thoughts & opinions, but in the end, mark my words, this government will slowly let it go until another problem props up, again.

  • @jonelgeronimo4348
    @jonelgeronimo4348 Год назад +5

    This man is very admirable.

  • @vvin867
    @vvin867 Год назад +7

    1st business day of the year and I get to watch and learn from Steevo!! Thank you ANC!!!

  • @leetirona7769
    @leetirona7769 Год назад +2

    I agree with him!

  • @josephorlyespedido302
    @josephorlyespedido302 Год назад +2

    Sir Stevie, thank you for sharing your knowledge. All you said is applicable to each one of us. 🙏🇵🇭🔥💖

  • @cristydelfierro3320
    @cristydelfierro3320 Год назад +4

    I really learn a lot from him. Great insight as always!

  • @edroneldelacruz3041
    @edroneldelacruz3041 Год назад +5

    Always admired him.

  • @mikemiguel8056
    @mikemiguel8056 Год назад +1

    Im always excited when I see stevie as guest in anc. very clear, articulate, and pleasant speaker all in all. Thanks Sir for wonderful insights.

  • @justinbieber3957
    @justinbieber3957 Год назад +3

    My men, glad to hear him again

  • @zenyamboy8470
    @zenyamboy8470 Год назад +2

    You are right Sir if they only prioritize the most necessary things to do

  • @michaelneilbayog-ang6175
    @michaelneilbayog-ang6175 Год назад +5

    What a brilliant guy.

  • @maamielamagpantay5359
    @maamielamagpantay5359 Год назад +3

    Everything Cuunjieng is saying is right. Attitude.

  • @izzasigo
    @izzasigo Год назад +3

    Thank you very much for this comprehensive interpolation, informative, and reality bites response and ideas of Monsieur Cuunieng. More interpolation and objective issues. More power to Madame Ong and this ANC series.from Geneva, Switzerland

  • @johanncanon02
    @johanncanon02 Год назад +3

    As always, I love the view.

  • @able8803
    @able8803 Год назад +3

    I loved that. Explore the things you love with passion. The learnings is applicable to sciences or economics or anything new to comes to us.

  • @ReadnRiot
    @ReadnRiot Год назад +1

    Just played Schostakowitsch 5 Stephen. This piece is just a bomb of emotions. Despair, hope, and desire for a better future.

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Год назад

      happy you found it worthwhile.

  • @jessmend1239
    @jessmend1239 Год назад +1

    Mr. Cuunjieng, very insightful of the Philippine situation. Should be an advisor to the government. Of course the 2nd part of the equation is the government should seriously consider these advises.

  • @normannabatar6260
    @normannabatar6260 Год назад +5

    Upgrading sounds so simple but because we do not manufacture the hardware that goes with the system that makes it very expensive. The other question is why did not the other international airports in the country allow the planes to land? Was it because of Covid which is reportedly taking 9000 lives a day in China?
    Yong Malampaya Power Plant supplies 3,200MW. Kung nag-shut down ito dahil nag-maintenance problema.

  • @carlemelractis6329
    @carlemelractis6329 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much sir Stevie!

  • @joannadearco2233
    @joannadearco2233 Год назад +6

    It’s a matter of Leadership.. walang backbone, walang foresight!!!

  • @anorafe2018
    @anorafe2018 Год назад +1

    Great time learning from you!

  • @johnanthonyjose468
    @johnanthonyjose468 Год назад +1

    As the anchor says, "Always not enough". Thank you again, Stevie, for your insights!

  • @tonyherrera3472
    @tonyherrera3472 Год назад +1

    Very intelligent point of view.

  • @soll9410
    @soll9410 Год назад +2

    It has been the mentality of the Filipino to fix thing until it breakdowns, and along the way, very weak in maintenance.
    However, Stephen Cuunjieng is right on the AIRPORT how it's being managed.

  • @duchessnana
    @duchessnana Год назад +2

    Wow. Never had I thought I would see things from same ideals and perspective sans the specific sample and citation by this great person.

  • @direktatorz
    @direktatorz Год назад +2

    i think what i find most amusing is out of all the classical music composers, he chooses the one that's best known for music you would march into war with. pretty accurate.

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Год назад +1

      Thanks, though please listen to Shostakovich it is not music you would march into war with. At least not to me.

    • @direktatorz
      @direktatorz Год назад +1

      @@scuunjieng perhaps the better term would be, the least relaxing classical music composter. really great insight on shostakovich's two conflicting sides (which you really hear in his music) will give symphony 5 a try!

  • @LeopardL123
    @LeopardL123 Год назад +1

    Looking forward to the next one

  • @whattosharetoday1681
    @whattosharetoday1681 Год назад +1

    great commentaries! thank you

  • @virgentina4757
    @virgentina4757 Год назад +1

    Amazing Speech fantastic thanks sir & MA'AM GOD Bless Always PEACE ✌️✌️👍👍😘😍♥️🇵🇭

  • @lenniecalderon4350
    @lenniecalderon4350 Год назад +6

    Lack of vision of the people in the govt service. Mahilig tyo sa bandaid solution

    • @teresitabella8476
      @teresitabella8476 Год назад +1

      True. Dapat bibigyan ng bangka para sila mismo ang mangisda, hindi yong bibigyan ng isda , kaya tambay tambay na lng may darating nman na isda

    • @melvinstarita
      @melvinstarita Год назад

      @@teresitabella8476 tama po kayo mam teresita, 'teach a man to fish...'

  • @YoungPensionados
    @YoungPensionados Год назад +1

    salamat stevie. talagang direct to the point. No political color

  • @WeCube1898
    @WeCube1898 Год назад +1

    Exactly !
    Very great insights by Mr. Stevee !

  • @DadandSonBowling
    @DadandSonBowling Год назад +2

    2nd hand items are not bad
    Provided you check everything first before investing .
    Know the repairs needed.
    As per sir stephen
    Important thing is to SPUR DEVELOPMENT . Increasing Profit .
    The name of the game is PMS for all srervices Periodic Maintenace Services

  • @antoniovictorhilario4270
    @antoniovictorhilario4270 Год назад +2

    Why wasn't the exact nature of the "glitch" discussed? Talk of "attitudes" avoids that discussion. I saw "glitch" and thought "hacked?", simply because disclosures of infrastructure failure are prompted by outsider reports (think Bangladesh bank ripoff), and apparently never by vigilance by either private firms, auditors, or government agencies.

  • @ajrobert2
    @ajrobert2 Год назад +2

    thanks for sharing about your personal pursuits specifically music and literature

  • @melvinstarita
    @melvinstarita Год назад +6

    I disagree. The actual visit matters. Even Xi Jinpeng acknowledges the importance of a face to face meeting. Deals are made or broken based on an actual handshake. Many aspects of a deal are very fluid and can only take their final form by hammering the details. This is best done by one-on - one meeting where fears are calmed and distrust dust away. That's why there must be a substantive meeting between the two to make things happen. What's the point of the visiting then?

    • @ic3bear
      @ic3bear Год назад

      it matters, for China's bragging rights vs US and also guan xi, which is also advantageous to us. Diplomacy wise win-win

    • @gemmalee3032
      @gemmalee3032 Год назад +1

      Bbm visit same as du30''s...loans, unfulfilled investment, broken promises, cash-strapped local economy, upsidedown Philippines. Demalas 'Pinas!

  • @turtle4712
    @turtle4712 Год назад +3

    Attitude is not a money issue. We can afford it

  • @miraflorperez9657
    @miraflorperez9657 Год назад +8

    Airport glitch was cause by politicians' incompetence in handling problems. Leadership by example. When leaders are weak, secretaries have the same attitudes. No foresights and anticipatory attitudes coming from government officials to solve impending problems before it's happening, that is why foreign investors are hesitant to invest in our country. Lack of initiatives coming from our government officials on how to navigate our country to progress. We need brilliant and honest persons in sensitive positions in our government for the welfare of the public and our Nation

  • @gleeneluissiason9650
    @gleeneluissiason9650 Год назад

    I am a retired OFW and I remember one of my superiors long time ago in the 1990's said he said and I quote " All my staff are very good "fire figthers" but what I need is anticipation and prevention.

  • @nellydomingo4609
    @nellydomingo4609 Год назад +1

    CORRECT , MR. STEPHEN CUUNJEIING, FOR THAT BRILLIANCE STATEMENT IDEA.

  • @josephlicarte1513
    @josephlicarte1513 Год назад +1

    Ty sir

  • @rajaivarsingh3494
    @rajaivarsingh3494 Год назад +5

    indeed an attitude change is necessary. but alao an attitude change in the Pinoy. Problem is this sense of entitlement of Pinoys with AYUDA as a priority. The worst soend for the government.

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Год назад

      Many thanks

    • @rannarann9316
      @rannarann9316 Год назад

      @@scuunjieng tama. Hindi talaga ako pabor jan sa ayuda. Unfair para sa mga hindi nakakatanggap. Trabaho nalang kaya ibigay nila jan sa mga tamad.

  • @johncarloflorentino
    @johncarloflorentino Год назад

    Better late than never. Glad I was able to watch this interview. Brilliant as always.

  • @CanadianBisdak-lm4kh
    @CanadianBisdak-lm4kh Год назад +1

    Thank you very much Sir Stevie for your insightful analysis, as always.

  • @rtagalog501
    @rtagalog501 Год назад +2

    i love Stevie!

  • @mariomovillon1613
    @mariomovillon1613 Год назад +8

    'More than the rolled heads, it's the anticipatory attitudes and developmental mindset that need to be changed. And we cannotafford not to.' Very well said and pointed out Banker Stephen Cuunjieng. Sana matuto nang totoo at magtanda nang talaga ang ating mga government officials currently natin running our government now. Para di na lang paulit-ulit ang mga nangyayaring kapalpakan sa ating airports atbp facilities/utilities.

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Год назад

      Many thanks

    • @CelestiaLz77
      @CelestiaLz77 Год назад

      Hindi lang public officials.kundi public opinion!

    • @walalangtv137
      @walalangtv137 Год назад

      @@CelestiaLz77 agree. Kasi kpag si gov bibili ng ganito si public ang sasabihin d nmn kailangan yan bat bibili.

    • @justinethebedan7525
      @justinethebedan7525 Год назад

      Paging, BBM. He won by a great majority, right? I wonder what's taking him so long to pick these LOW-HANGING FRUITS.

  • @pieces1963
    @pieces1963 Год назад +1

    Easier said than done.

  • @peterungson809
    @peterungson809 Год назад +2

    That's exactly the plan, make the bill so vague in spirit & detail. So that if ever there will be an audit, it will be difficult to review.

  • @analindatauyan6740
    @analindatauyan6740 Год назад +1

    My fav commentator! Real talk!

  • @mgm2767
    @mgm2767 Год назад

    The Philippines is blessed to have brilliant minds like you, sir! Theories and practice, you’ve got all. Yeah, everything boils down to “attitude.”

  • @dorys4584
    @dorys4584 Год назад +3

    party President does not want to have a long term solution to the problem in any thing, very good explanation, I have learned from you two, thanks

    • @cleomanuel4459
      @cleomanuel4459 Год назад

      You are putting words in his mouth. He didn't say that.

  • @jerometeluz
    @jerometeluz Год назад +2

    Maganda sinabi ni boss Stephen.

  • @wilycampos9498
    @wilycampos9498 Год назад +1

    Upgrade and maintenance is the key and this boils down to management efficiency be it private and public.

  • @lulucastillo7269
    @lulucastillo7269 Год назад +2

    I hope you have 2 hours With Sir Stephen Mimi…

  • @greensandherbs5086
    @greensandherbs5086 Год назад +1

    You are absolutely correct Mr Steve.. about President priority..Time to move faster! He is not new to politics anymore!

  • @tibosingson
    @tibosingson Год назад +1

    Galing! Tama!

  • @fernandojoselopez86
    @fernandojoselopez86 Год назад +1

    best advice. Not buying brand new cars is a bad thing. sometimes there are really great slightly used units

  • @rlajr2001
    @rlajr2001 Год назад +1

    Agree with attitude change but back up systems should work whether old or new. There should be scheduled back up tests

  • @tukmol1589
    @tukmol1589 Год назад +3

    I see this as failure of operational managers and engineers in identifying lifecycle requirements to ensure continuity of operations.

    • @melvinstarita
      @melvinstarita Год назад +2

      You have identified the heart of the problem. Sharp observation. But Stephen Cuunjieng was right, too, in his point about anticipatory and developmental mindset.

  • @daveradiofm
    @daveradiofm Год назад

    Classical Music. Excellent :). There's one locally. Give it check, Stephen

  • @glennfreo6651
    @glennfreo6651 Год назад +1

    ..i love that pragmatist take of Stevie! thank you for always giving an insightful opinion about Pinas economy

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Год назад +1

      Many thanks

    • @justinethebedan7525
      @justinethebedan7525 Год назад +2

      Started out as someone who takes Stevie's with a grain of salt. Ended up wanting Stevie to take Joey Salcedo's place on earth.

  • @jimdavis081
    @jimdavis081 Год назад +1

    Very insightful as always… I wish he was pressed further as to ‘how do we change the attitude’?
    Apparently, changing leaders every 6 years is definitely not working. We need a system overhaul.

  • @jasperdalesamaniego3407
    @jasperdalesamaniego3407 Год назад

    The second half of this video is more interesting than the first half

  • @lokime2176
    @lokime2176 Год назад +3

    Totoo yan sinasabi ni stevie Filipinos are not proactive we are so passive. Nagtatrabaho ako ngayon sa isang manufacturing company at common mindset sa engineering is repair not preventive maintenance.

  • @OwenGarcia
    @OwenGarcia Год назад +1

    oh my gosh, he is in studio!!!