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Saturday, February 22, 2014
M1
M1 is the only one out of current three major players that don't provide TV service, but now changes. Looking back years performance of M1, not bad. Looking forward, M1 will be able to compete at same level with others, with lower price, will attract more subscribers. That may hurt Starhub that also concentrate at Singapore market. So buying in M1 is a hedge of my current holding of Starhub.
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