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JustMy2Pips wrote:VALUEPICK wrote:When are we going to see single party in Sri-Lanka?
This time my friend, you will definitely see it this time.
Even with same result for MR as previous election, which was 5,768,090 MR leading UPFA can win majority seats in the parliament.
MY3s 6,217,162 is divided between UNP, JVP, TNA, SF etc
So they don't get the benefit of wining the bonus seat as well.
People in this country still love MR as he was the only president who wanted to defeat terrorism and brought peace to this nation.
Moreover they did not prove any allegations against him. More importantly the allegation about military take over. If it was true they would have prove it by now, they could not prove it as it was just a pure myth which they use to take away the credibility from MR when he peacefully and democratically step down from power. He proved that he was not a dictator and UNP was at shock to see this. People in this country are not fools to believe in every lie they say.
Main problem normal people had with MR government was not corruptions, it was just that they did not care about middle to poor class people that much, namely Basil was mostly responsible for that.
This time they have address that issue. When it comes to political promises MR has the upper hand compared to RW. Been a war hero in middle to poor class peoples mind, they would rather take MRs promises than RWs promises.
We will all see this result by 18th.
This is what Gammanpilla forecast. He is a Software Engineer from Monash university Aus, a Lawyer and has 1988 A/L all Island best result in commerce. So he is someone who's word has some credibility.
Thank you for answering my question. I already have some idea about policies of JVP, SLFP and UNP. My investment decisions are based on lot of factors including government policies.
If we want to become successful in the stock market we have to have some idea about country politics as well. Because, when policy makers take decisions on vital economic sectors, companies in those sectors either will benefit or will affect negatively. We should analyse at least 30 years of political history. During this period there had been bull markets as well as bear markets.
Finally, it is time to study sectors which are going to outperform markets after election and after forming a government. Market uptrend is strong now.
