This is a great take on the long-term view of PH agriculture. Agriculture and food security shouldn't be politicized. Thank you, Ms. Michelle and Sir Stephenomics!
please can u ask your boss to have a special show with sir steve...talking about our evonomy for 1 hour. im very sure many would want to sponsor that show. more power ms beautiful mimi😊🤗❤
mr. cuunjieng has great insights and knowledge. he has the momentum now. and interest of the viewers. hopefully his interviews would reach the current leaders and future leaders. to address problems and formulate a plan or solutions.
I always look forward to Mr Stephen Cuunjeng’s interview here at ANC Digital. Very much appreciated his pragmatic and straightforward economic insights and analysis.👍👍👍👏👏👏
Whoah! Christmas in July?! we're gifted with a 2nd segment for the month of Sir Stephen. Thanks for sharing your time with the viewers. As mimi said. Its always "not enough time" and due to "popular demand"
Thank you Mr Cuunjieng for another enlightening and informative interview- 2nd in 1st 10 days of July- and Mimie for making it possible... looking forward for longer interview next month.
Here we go again, our MAN - Mister @scuunjieng. I already followed him at Linkedin and TH-cam. To you, please continue sharing the right mindset to the Philippines next generation. For me, you are the Mohamed El-Erian of the Philippines!!!
I always love the chemistry of the two ❤❤ always feel excited! Both will always open their conversation with a smile. Gestures are cute. Nakaka aliw makinig 😊😊😊😊 shipping the two hahah
I am ofw and i am a farmer too. D nman forever na ofw kami at the end of the day babalik ako dyansa pinas at mag sasaka. I missed farming at pag balik ki dyan dala ko ang mga natutunan ko dito sa ibang bansa regarding farming.
The DA headed by Marcos Jr is distributing compact cold storages to farmer cooperatives all over the Country. Also solar powered pumps and is pushing for the mechanization of farming to reduce production costs.
Well said....sir Stephen ❌We do not rely on imports.....supplements lang dapat ☑️☑️Necessary Building Blocks to make it work: ☑️Increase production ☑️Storage ☑️Irrigations, subsidy, mechanization, best practices....Coops .🌟🌟🌟Go Beyond Politics & Partisanship....GOD SPEED☀️🇵🇭🇵🇭
First blood..... wow what an unexpected episode... thanks ANC for another substancial minutes of watch, to sir steve good health and more blessings as always..
He is right. The country heavily relies on remittances as booster to growth by fueling consumption. And what are these goods in consumption? These are mainly imported goods. Once remittance is down, there is no Manufacturing sector to take on the decline in income. Everything is short term. If you plan long term you will be village chastised as an overthinker. I think it is in the culture. Now that he gave the very uncomfortable truth, what is the action plan to solve this fundamental weakness of the Philippines.... it should be a long term plan.... 30 years.
We have brilliant men and women who can excel in their area of expertise but in the Philippines sadly everything is politicized. Very destructive and dangerous pathway hence we can’t move forward. How I wish the mindset in Ph change for the better. Hope it happens in our lifetime
@ Sir Stephen thank you once again Sir for giving your thoughts on our Philippine economy. You're on point, when you said that most children of these farmers are OFWs. If I were in their position, I would not want my children to be farmers too. What is even the incentive? Why would I want my kids to have a hard life like I did? Until that will change, then I would as much send my kids to school , have them educated so they can have a better chance in life.
Napaka-naive mo naman. Karamihan ng mga OFW ay kinailangan umalis para mabuhay ang kanyang pamilya kasi walang oportunidad sa Pilipinas, sakripisyo yun hindi luho. May iba pa na minamaltrato at sinasaktan. Tingin mo ba kung may choice silang manatili sa Pinas hindi nila gagawin yun? Ano stay na lang dito tapos nganga at umasa sa gobyerno?
@@chrisk7118 kung ganun lang sana gawin yun, eh di sana wala na talagang aalis. Madaling sabihin, mahirap gawin. You need to be realistic sir, hindi lahat ng tao may skill sa pagnenegosyo. Meron talagang tao na mas magaling sila as an employee o worker. At hindi lang yan applicable sa mga Pilipino.
were you offered a position in the current admin? or chose not to? you are a valuable asset of this country with your wisdom and experience sir stephen.
Yes! Policy. That's the single word why agriculture sector is crippling. Forget the talks about energy... we still have labor, land and capital... we are stuck at the policy level (old, new) to further our agri production. Policy is the cure-all to the agricultural woes. Salamat Steve.
This man is the most articulate and informed voice in the Philippines economic landscape. Unfortunately, his logical assault on the purposefully inept and corrupt is a threat. When an economic system is leaned-out it removes waste and encourages oversight. Government waste and lack of oversight make a lot of people rich in the Philippines. In each of his interviews I see an uncomfortable push-back from the media interviewer. Feels as if he's speaking the 'verboten'.
Thank you sir everything you said I agree with it. So much potential yet not being harnessed and honed to perfection. the quality of work is lacking in my opinion we start settling to mediocrity rather than quality. We need to dig deeper to this roots of problems and solve it once in for all.
Our great appreciation and gratitude to Former President Marcos Sr.for the initiatives and Senator Imee Marcos for authoring this Bill and PBMM to sign this Law...God bless PBBM Administrations and Philippines..Thank you for very interesting and positive interpolations .
There is no political aspect to the work that PBBM is doing for the nation. By assembling cabinet members from all of the main political parties, he is demonstrating genuine unity. To collaborate for the benefit of all Filipinos. Period! Stop picking against the efforts of this valued president, who is doing everything he can to achieve his goal of providing a better life for all Filipinos.
Exactly.Talking about agriculture that has been neglected for more than 30 years, and what they are talking about is already in progress.They seem to be out of touch with what is going on.
It's about time to have our own car industry. Even Laos have now their own car model. What happened to the Philippines, we are lagging behind from this countries to think we are much better than them several decades ago?
We have car industry that caters public jeepney transport but unfortunately they are not that good in developing and improving their business, Filipino businessman lacks innovation.
8:50 Agriculture cannot be depoliticized here for the fact that there is money to be made. Why else do you think majority of people of politicians go into politics? To serve the people? F no! It's all about power and money, and there is so much to be pocketed in agriculture.
The main thing i observe with other developed Asian countries compare to the Philippines is that they have visionary leaders and excellent in execution of this vision and planning. Unfortunately our country lack of this.
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Thank you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life, I made over a million dollars from trading last year regardless of the market conditions
Wow, it feel so relaxing to see my broker talked about here, I thought I'm the only one that knows Mr Jeffrey, I guess he's good works speaks for him now, he has build a good legacy for himself
can you help run for senate? In one forum discussions I had eh I asked bakit walang mga analyst na nag criticize sa govt. Laging low blow normal comment or ayon sa govt. Except Stevie.... and John M....
so in other words, you support PBBM. jeez just say it. WE know that PBBM is doing the right thing in Agri. people who know it, don't want to say it and just echo what he is already doing. those who don't know or refuse know, just stick with their anti-PBBM narrative.
Just a correction, South Korea and Japan are not food self-sufficient, they're. Japan imports around 60% of its foodstuffs, and South Korea is even worse--having the worse food self-sufficiency of all OECD nations which includes Japan. The Philippines in contrast imports 25-30% of its food needs. We may not be self-sufficient, but we're nowhere near as worse-off as Japan and South Korea. Of course there are also other things to consider than hard numbers alone, but generally, we're better off than the Japanese and South Koreans when it comes to food self-sufficiency. Nevertheless, we should do something about our food production now. Our food prices, taking into account ppp, are horribly high even in comparison to high-income countries like the UK, Japan, South Korea, etc. That's pretty insane.
Kasi money goes into the pockets of government workers, officials, politicians. Only a fraction of left to buy cheap and inferior trucks, etc. congress investigated this female responsible for buying trucks she sold to the government. It’s o you tube and when congress asked the government staff, directors, etc., they all have amnesia. I think congress should create a legislation to fire, charge and if found guilty, jail these people who are not doing their jobs, but contributing to the nation destruction not nation building. One director was busted by a congressman when it was openly report that he goes to Korea often not for governmental meetings but to be with his Korean wife! He should be fired, charged, and fined and jailed.
Lol. Japan and Korea are not agri sufficient countries, dunno where he get that info. They import much of their foodstuffs, as much as 60% for Japan. While they are self sufficient for their needs of rice, they consume way less than us, like they consume almost half than we do.
This man never gave a positive forecast on Philippine economy,well if he has the acceess to give his opinion to the palace for the betterment of the country then he should make his move, I don’t know why your guesting this man for a period of time, it’s a waste of time.
Two stephen cuunjieng segments in the same month? Thank you once again Mr. Cuunjieng. So much respect for you!
Very kind
Hard to export because of corruption in export process. Look at the cost n process in export. Only big players are able to export
This is a great take on the long-term view of PH agriculture. Agriculture and food security shouldn't be politicized. Thank you, Ms. Michelle and Sir Stephenomics!
Many thanks
please can u ask your boss to have a special show with sir steve...talking about our evonomy for 1 hour. im very sure many would want to sponsor that show. more power ms beautiful mimi😊🤗❤
Kind words!
Please feature more of Stephen, I highly regard his inputs
Many thanks
Only ANC segment I watch. Stephen is very balanced and pragmatic.
Many Thanks
mr. cuunjieng has great insights and knowledge.
he has the momentum now. and interest of the viewers.
hopefully his interviews would reach the current leaders and future leaders. to address problems and formulate a plan or solutions.
Many thanks
I always look forward to Mr Stephen Cuunjeng’s interview here at ANC Digital. Very much appreciated his pragmatic and straightforward economic insights and analysis.👍👍👍👏👏👏
Deeply appreciated
Give this guy his own segment please. I demand daily segment
You would get bored if that often!
@@scuunjiengno sir 😊🤓
Whoah! Christmas in July?! we're gifted with a 2nd segment for the month of Sir Stephen.
Thanks for sharing your time with the viewers.
As mimi said. Its always "not enough time" and due to "popular demand"
Many thanks
Indeed😊! Always looking forward to Sir Stephen's Stevenomics.
@@helensalazar3546 many thanks
Wooh!!! Thanks to ANC, Mimi and Stephen!
Many thanks
I hope Stephen makes a podcast.
Many thanks
Thank you for inviting me again! Hope to see you again in August.
Thank you Mr Cuunjieng for another enlightening and informative interview- 2nd in 1st 10 days of July- and Mimie for making it possible... looking forward for longer interview next month.
Many thanks
Here we go again, our MAN - Mister @scuunjieng. I already followed him at Linkedin and TH-cam. To you, please continue sharing the right mindset to the Philippines next generation. For me, you are the Mohamed El-Erian of the Philippines!!!
Very kind
I always love the chemistry of the two ❤❤ always feel excited! Both will always open their conversation with a smile. Gestures are cute. Nakaka aliw makinig 😊😊😊😊 shipping the two hahah
Many thanks
Its a real treat to pick up on his mind! Thank you Sir Stephen
Many thanks
I just love listening to you Sir Cuunjieng. You should start a podcast. 😀
Many thanks
I always learn from Professor Cuunjieng. More please.
Many thanks
Maayos talaga syang kausap/interview!
Many thanks
mr stephen cuunjieng's talks are both a fresh air and a cold shower, thank you sir!
Many thanks
I am ofw and i am a farmer too. D nman forever na ofw kami at the end of the day babalik ako dyansa pinas at mag sasaka. I missed farming at pag balik ki dyan dala ko ang mga natutunan ko dito sa ibang bansa regarding farming.
Many thanks
I super love this guy! When I listen to him, i feel may pagasa ang Philippines! Thank you sir!
Many thanks
congrats sa new appointment sir.
see you first week of august 🥲
Many thanks
The DA headed by Marcos Jr is distributing compact cold storages to farmer cooperatives all over the Country. Also solar powered pumps and is pushing for the mechanization of farming to reduce production costs.
Well said....sir Stephen
❌We do not rely on imports.....supplements lang dapat
☑️☑️Necessary Building Blocks to make it work:
☑️Increase production
☑️Storage
☑️Irrigations, subsidy, mechanization, best practices....Coops
.🌟🌟🌟Go Beyond Politics & Partisanship....GOD SPEED☀️🇵🇭🇵🇭
Many thanks
Cool and very intelligent investment banker. I like Stephen.
Many thanks
It is always nice to listen to Mr. Stephen!
Many thanks
Always love to hear from this person. So much insights.
Thanks Stephen for sharing ur knowledge and opinion. Great wisdom.
I agree on him about age of farmers... Country needs young farmers to push through and sustain in the future...
Many thanks
I'm always excited everytime I listen to his economic insights! Good job Sir!
Many thanks
First blood..... wow what an unexpected episode...
thanks ANC for another substancial minutes of watch, to sir steve good health and more blessings as always..
many thanks
Pag si idol, nood muna bago matulog. ❤
many thanks
He is right. The country heavily relies on remittances as booster to growth by fueling consumption. And what are these goods in consumption? These are mainly imported goods. Once remittance is down, there is no Manufacturing sector to take on the decline in income. Everything is short term. If you plan long term you will be village chastised as an overthinker. I think it is in the culture. Now that he gave the very uncomfortable truth, what is the action plan to solve this fundamental weakness of the Philippines.... it should be a long term plan.... 30 years.
We have brilliant men and women who can excel in their area of expertise but in the Philippines sadly everything is politicized. Very destructive and dangerous pathway hence we can’t move forward. How I wish the mindset in Ph change for the better. Hope it happens in our lifetime
Thanks
Thank you once again Mr. Cuunjieng
Many thanks
OMG! Back2back stevienomics.. good job ANC... I thought we'll going to wait another month.... and as always "never enough"...
Many thanks
The answers were really good and appeal to common sense.
Nice interview.
Many thanks
@ Sir Stephen thank you once again Sir for giving your thoughts on our Philippine economy. You're on point, when you said that most children of these farmers are OFWs. If I were in their position, I would not want my children to be farmers too. What is even the incentive? Why would I want my kids to have a hard life like I did? Until that will change, then I would as much send my kids to school , have them educated so they can have a better chance in life.
Many thanks
Always working forward to this man!
many thanks
He a smart guy it's nice to listen to someone who smarts and know what he talking
miss u po...i learning so much from you😊🤗❤
Many thanks
The culture of OFW’s has to end. Stay and improve Philippines!
Napaka-naive mo naman. Karamihan ng mga OFW ay kinailangan umalis para mabuhay ang kanyang pamilya kasi walang oportunidad sa Pilipinas, sakripisyo yun hindi luho. May iba pa na minamaltrato at sinasaktan. Tingin mo ba kung may choice silang manatili sa Pinas hindi nila gagawin yun? Ano stay na lang dito tapos nganga at umasa sa gobyerno?
@@JLCruise1 No you just need to learn skills to make money with a business in Philippines.
@@chrisk7118 kung ganun lang sana gawin yun, eh di sana wala na talagang aalis. Madaling sabihin, mahirap gawin. You need to be realistic sir, hindi lahat ng tao may skill sa pagnenegosyo. Meron talagang tao na mas magaling sila as an employee o worker. At hindi lang yan applicable sa mga Pilipino.
Thank you for your insights good sir, hope to have more segments from you
Many thanks
@scuunjieng please please please run for president.
hat's off again to Sir Steve.
i believe in stevienomics. it should be implemented NOW
thanks though am not an economist just a retired investment banker!
Congratulations Mr. C. for being in board and it’s seems like your getting more airtime and deservedly so. Your’e like the George Will of business. 😎
Many thanks but my views are way to the left of George Will!
@@scuunjieng ha I know you’ll say something about his persuasion, it’s more of his down to earth analysis and intellect.
@@DennisD619 thanks
Sir Stephen Cuunjieng do you have any thoughts about Hydroponic farming? Modern urban vertical farming system
I don’t know enough to opine
Fan nako ni Stevie! 😍
Thanks
were you offered a position in the current admin? or chose not to? you are a valuable asset of this country with your wisdom and experience sir stephen.
Not been asked and I sincerely do not think I have the character and experience to be in govt
@@scuunjieng your interviews are one of the segments i look forward to. Thank you for giving us your balanced perspectives every single time.
@@xixaru I try my best. Thank you
Yes! Policy. That's the single word why agriculture sector is crippling. Forget the talks about energy... we still have labor, land and capital... we are stuck at the policy level (old, new) to further our agri production. Policy is the cure-all to the agricultural woes. Salamat Steve.
many thanks
Having good ideas are good. The hard part is in making these ideas come into fruition and in having to align everyone into these ideas. Good day!
Never enough time thanks for the insight
Many thanks
This man is the most articulate and informed voice in the Philippines economic landscape.
Unfortunately, his logical assault on the purposefully inept and corrupt is a threat. When an economic system is leaned-out it removes waste and encourages oversight. Government waste and lack of oversight make a lot of people rich in the Philippines.
In each of his interviews I see an uncomfortable push-back from the media interviewer. Feels as if he's speaking the 'verboten'.
@8:03 wag na kc comment nang comment madam host mapapahiya ka tuloy
Thank you sir everything you said I agree with it. So much potential yet not being harnessed and honed to perfection. the quality of work is lacking in my opinion we start settling to mediocrity rather than quality. We need to dig deeper to this roots of problems and solve it once in for all.
Our great appreciation and gratitude to Former President Marcos Sr.for the initiatives and Senator Imee Marcos for authoring this Bill and PBMM to sign this Law...God bless PBBM Administrations and Philippines..Thank you for very interesting and positive interpolations .
Agree 💯
Filipinos don’t have future time orientation, why food items are often out of stock at restaurants! Think and plan ahead!
There is no political aspect to the work that PBBM is doing for the nation. By assembling cabinet members from all of the main political parties, he is demonstrating genuine unity. To collaborate for the benefit of all Filipinos. Period! Stop picking against the efforts of this valued president, who is doing everything he can to achieve his goal of providing a better life for all Filipinos.
Exactly.Talking about agriculture that has been neglected for more than 30 years, and what they are talking about is already in progress.They seem to be out of touch with what is going on.
I totally agree. Some bitter filipinos who nothing to contribute are quick to blame this admin when in fact we need to support this governement !
You said it right! perfect message 😊
"not enough time" - this should be the segment's title. Or Stevens Podcast.
Thanks!
It's about time to have our own car industry. Even Laos have now their own car model. What happened to the Philippines, we are lagging behind from this countries to think we are much better than them several decades ago?
We have car industry that caters public jeepney transport but unfortunately they are not that good in developing and improving their business, Filipino businessman lacks innovation.
The Mirage, Innova, and Vios are made here.
He mentions Washington? Did he meant Malacanang.
8:50 Agriculture cannot be depoliticized here for the fact that there is money to be made. Why else do you think majority of people of politicians go into politics? To serve the people? F no! It's all about power and money, and there is so much to be pocketed in agriculture.
I emvy his intelligence. He should be hired in the government
Many thanks
OM, im late already !!! Stevienomics
Many thanks
The main thing i observe with other developed Asian countries compare to the Philippines is that they have visionary leaders and excellent in execution of this vision and planning. Unfortunately our country lack of this.
Puro pa magnanakaw nanalo sa Pinas. Nakaw pa more.
What happened to the MASAGANA program? What happened to the FTI program??
Oh come on. Been waiting for his opinions on nuclear. I hope its the first thing he discusses on the next session.
Hey there! Just wanted to remind you that it's never too late to start taking your investment journey seriously. I remember struggling for years before diving into crypto last year. And let me tell you, it completely changed my life! So don't lose hope, my friend.
Bitcoin's role as a store of value and its potential for future growth make it an attractive investment option. BTC trading can be a thrilling way to participate in this digital asset's journey.
Watching the crypto market's rollercoaster ride, it's clear how quickly fortunes can change. The recent misinformation incident is a stark reminder of the market's sensitivity to external influences. It's a world where strategic, informed trading is not just a choice, but a necessity. Remember, in the realm of crypto, caution is as valuable as ambition. Stay sharp, stay diversified, and let's ride the waves of this unpredictable market together... At the heart of this evolution is Saylor Brian, whose deep understanding of both cryptocurrency and traditional trading has been instrumental. His holistic approach to investment and commitment to staying abreast of market trends make him an invaluable ally in navigating this new era in cryptocurrency investment...
Financial education is the key to unlock the door to wealth and a growth mindset is the golden ticket.
Thank you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life, I made over a million dollars from trading last year regardless of the market conditions
Wow, it feel so relaxing to see my broker talked about here, I thought I'm the only one that knows Mr Jeffrey, I guess he's good works speaks for him now, he has build a good legacy for himself
Mr. Cuunjieng is right on but he needs to tone down and be more diplomatic
Not really. People listen to him for what he is.
can you help run for senate? In one forum discussions I had eh I asked bakit walang mga analyst na nag criticize sa govt. Laging low blow normal comment or ayon sa govt. Except Stevie.... and John M....
Thanks
Can our gov't hire Mr. Cu-Unjieng to be our economic minister or something?
Many thanks but I sincerely do not have the patience to be in govt.
so in other words, you support PBBM. jeez just say it.
WE know that PBBM is doing the right thing in Agri.
people who know it, don't want to say it and just echo what he is already doing.
those who don't know or refuse know, just stick with their anti-PBBM narrative.
Well said!
They will just stick with their anti Marcos narrative accept it.😊
Just a correction, South Korea and Japan are not food self-sufficient, they're. Japan imports around 60% of its foodstuffs, and South Korea is even worse--having the worse food self-sufficiency of all OECD nations which includes Japan. The Philippines in contrast imports 25-30% of its food needs. We may not be self-sufficient, but we're nowhere near as worse-off as Japan and South Korea. Of course there are also other things to consider than hard numbers alone, but generally, we're better off than the Japanese and South Koreans when it comes to food self-sufficiency. Nevertheless, we should do something about our food production now. Our food prices, taking into account ppp, are horribly high even in comparison to high-income countries like the UK, Japan, South Korea, etc. That's pretty insane.
Kasi money goes into the pockets of government workers, officials, politicians. Only a fraction of left to buy cheap and inferior trucks, etc. congress investigated this female responsible for buying trucks she sold to the government. It’s o you tube and when congress asked the government staff, directors, etc., they all have amnesia. I think congress should create a legislation to fire, charge and if found guilty, jail these people who are not doing their jobs, but contributing to the nation destruction not nation building. One director was busted by a congressman when it was openly report that he goes to Korea often not for governmental meetings but to be with his Korean wife! He should be fired, charged, and fined and jailed.
Too much talk and do nothing that is very dangerous to market
O mga dds bbm fanstics ano ba ginswa ng idol nyo?
Lol. Japan and Korea are not agri sufficient countries, dunno where he get that info. They import much of their foodstuffs, as much as 60% for Japan. While they are self sufficient for their needs of rice, they consume way less than us, like they consume almost half than we do.
But KABAG is against on ur idea sir 😂 but they're looking for results.
U ask why?
Becoz of Greed.
Your welcome
This man never gave a positive forecast on Philippine economy,well if he has the acceess to give his opinion to the palace for the betterment of the country then he should make his move, I don’t know why your guesting this man for a period of time, it’s a waste of time.
Mr Stephen always makes me want to leave the country lol
😂
corrupt
dilawan always negative
He's not just a banker but a global investment banker...am I suppose to be impressed with this?
Yes