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I have given a look at the local banks here, most of them very financially sound as the country is in an economic boom. Most often they are owned by big foreign banks that are very stable.

7%+ interest on USD deposits on fix. Term 1 year is possible.

Here the economy is dollarized and the Riel (local currency) is just used in place of US coins (purchases below 5$) and it is a dollar surrogate (fixed exchange rate).

The overall economy is booming and the capital is a very nice place to live.

I am thinking if i had 1 million by selling some properties abroad why not just get 73.000 $ in interest every year and fucking stop wage slaving?

Maybe do some part time work online to get some extra cash or some small business.

The average salary in Cambodia is 300$ a month so with 73.000$ a year life is easy. That is 20 times minimum salary.

Can buy a decent apartment for 50.000$ with a rooftop pool and pay it off in 2 years while living like a king with the money left.

Seriously why not? Women are available and easy going no stress and the weather is always summer.

>> No.49359969

Is holliday in Cambodia...

>> No.49360182
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>>49359969

>> No.49360640

>>49359947
Do you feel confident the dollar is here to stay? Also, what is inflation running at there? Truflation has it over 10pc in US

>> No.49360712

>>49359947
So the dollar liquidity is evaporating on the periphery. Might be a decent deal if the banks survive. Would actually have to look at the banks and currency and central bank reserves to see what the risks are.

>> No.49360737

>>49360640

Inflation here is not too bad. Anyway the main reason behind inflation in the west is energy prices and shipping costs from china to the West that went up 10 times since before covid.

Dollar is here to stay for at least a few decades no doubt. They haven't even set a tentative year at which they will even try to flot the Riel

>> No.49360762

>>49360712

We had higher interest rates back in 2014

>> No.49360769

>>49359947
Cambodia is the pajeet of SE Asia.
Total slum of a place.

>> No.49360808

>>49360769

It's changing so quickly.

>> No.49360951

>>49359969
Where you'll kiss ass or crack

>> No.49361099

>>49360712
don't know if liquidity will get better or worse but you can see it by looking up bid-ask spread indexes

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BAMLC0A4CBBB

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49361359

Who needs a 7% when i can get a 40% op?

>> No.49361366

>>49361099
>>49361359
yeah liquidity is a big problem, what about your coin anon, does it have liquidity?

>> No.49361367

>>49361359
based

>> No.49361373

>>49361359
RYOSHI DO THE NEEDFUL

>> No.49361376

>>49361359
when ryoshi announcement anon, wtf is going on in the backstage

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>>49361373
>>49361376
i raise a glass and a dicky for that

>> No.49361409

>>49361391
>dicky pepe
heh

>> No.49361437

>>49360808
kek its not though
khmer are a lazy nigger minded people they're collective stupidity will always hold them back more than any economic situation will
now Vietnam on the other hand has real potential

t. former phnom penh expat

>> No.49361568

https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/desk-operations/reverse-repo
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RRPONTSYD

more on liquidity. QT is working? 2 trillion being parked in reverse repos

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-23/fed-s-reverse-repo-facility-exceeds-2-trillion-for-first-time

>> No.49362936

>>49359947
I trust celsius/blockfi more than a cambodian bank

>> No.49362975

>>49361437

Yeah the locals are generally lazy but most of the businesses are run by westerns, Chinese, vietnamese and Khmer that grew up or studied abroad.

All successful local businessmen here have degrees from Australia, US or Europe or are in bed with the government on some projects or both.

But the easy banking, easy laws, low taxes and the easiness to register businesses with 100% foreign ownership is attracting tons of investment.

Vietnam is good but they still have the commie mentality that most business can't be ran by foreigners 100%.

The best thing for crypto here is that if you show up to any bank with 200.000$ in cash it's considered normal and you get no issues.

>> No.49363009

>>49359947
Is Cambodia where the killing fields took place?

>> No.49363060

>>49360769

Was there two years ago. It has its charm, but Phnom Penh is a shithole still. Very cheap, but shithole. Further south along the coast there are some ok places.

>> No.49363086

>>49361437

This. It is probably where Vietnam is now, in 10/15years. The scars from Pol Pot are still very visible.

>> No.49363106

>>49359947
Is it safe? I'm thinking to visit

>> No.49363132

>>49363009

Some 50 years ago yes.

Communism really sucked here so people are quite skeptical of anything sounding communisty.

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>>49363106
>is cambodia safe

>> No.49363152

>>49359947
Banks giving high yield is bearish
T. Lived through Yugoslavia bank runs

>> No.49363161

>>49363152
my grandparents tell me about that sometimes
apparently a week's pay was enough to buy a loaf of bread
my baba had a job at a german band so she was paid in dat there deutsche marks

>> No.49363164

>>49363161
>german band
bank*

>> No.49363208

>>49363106

Yes.
Safer than most cities in the west honestly, you can walk at night everywhere in the capital without worries of being robbed, there is almost no violent crime even in the most hooker infested part of town.

Still you need to keep an eye on phone and handbag snatchers which are still quite common. But they aren't violent. They mostly drive on a scooter in 2 ppl and the guy at the back tries to grab your phone or bag on the go. If they fail they just drive off.

So it's very safe just don't take drugs in some whorehouse (you will wake up without your wallet and probably with some STD) or walk around mindlessly having video calls holding your 1000$ iphone in your hand. Keep it in your pocket and take it out when you are not within arm's reach of people driving on the road.

>> No.49363246

>>49363208
Thank you for the insight. What is the attitude toward foreigners

>> No.49363281

>>49363152

They have been giving high yields for roughly 20 years now.
And the country is currently very stable and the economy growing fast.
i don't see any bank run as anyway most banks are small and owned by big foreign bank that can supply liquidity without issues not to lose their investment.

Personally i recommend AMK because they have good interest, are very conservative on loans the give, have a good app and are owned by The Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank, Ltd. (SCSB) which is a large bank that has been around for over a century and AMK is so small compared to the mother bank that they can bankroll it trough any potential difficulty without even feeling it.

>> No.49363299

>>49363246

Very good.

Just don't piss on a Buddha statue or start talking crap about how poor they are or getting involved into politics.

Most young people speak English.