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HOW AND WHAT TO INVEST NOW!
This webinar is over. To avoid disappointment and not to miss the next webinar, we will contact you if you indicate your interest using this form HERE. More than 200 individuals attended the previous webinar and managed to learn how and what to invest in this climate. Date, time & venue 30th March 2021, 7:30PM - 10:00PM (Singapore time) Webinar style (Zoom … [Read more...]
HOW & WHAT TO INVEST NOW!
This webinar is over. More than 200 individuals attended. To avoid disappointment and not to miss the next webinar, we will contact you if you indicate your interest using this form HERE. To allow for optimal Q&A with the speaker, the number of seats will be capped. Hurry before all seats are taken up! Date, time & venue 10 June 2020, 7:30PM (Singapore time) (2 … [Read more...]
How to avoid the top 5 mistakes people make in investments?
Have you made large losses before and is now too fearful to invest? Why is it that whenever you invest, the market goes down? How did Warren Buffett achieve more than 18% per annum of his investments over the past 53 years and can you do likewise? Do you wonder whether are there other ways to grow your money without taking investment risk? Are you one of those 73% who are not on … [Read more...]
How money is created through the reserve ratio and why it is important know?
Have you thought of how money is created? You need to understand the mechanism of how money is created because the supply of money has an influence over an economy. If there is large increase in money supply, it encourages economy activities but drives up inflation. If there is a decrease in money supply, it discourages economic activities but could push down prices of goods and running the risk … [Read more...]
What we can learn from Warren Buffett? Part 4
This is a multi part article. For the previous article, you can read it here: What we can learn from Warren Buffett? Part 3. Do not get emotional Warren Buffett is not perfect. We can learn from his mistakes. Did you know that one of his worse investments turn out to be Berkshire Hathaway? Surprise surprise! Berkshire Hathaway was a textile company that was going downhill. Buffett Partnership … [Read more...]
Dimensional Funds are now available for retail investors
For those who are into index investing will know how frustrating it is to do so. Vanguard has decided only to make its index funds available to Accredited Investors. Those who prefer to invest in MAS approved funds could only invest in Infinity Global Stock Index which feeds into the Vanguard funds. Due to the feeder structure, the cost of Infinity Global Stock index is not low. The … [Read more...]
What we can learn from Warren Buffett? Part 3
This is a multi part article. For the previous article, you can read here: What we can learn from Warren Buffett? Part 2. Treat the investment as a business Unlike many investors, Warren Buffett sees his stocks as businesses. To him, it is possible to get a bargain by buying small pieces of businesses than the entire business itself. He ignores the market fluctuation since anything can happen to … [Read more...]
What we can learn from Warren Buffett? Part 2
This is a multiple part article. For the previous article, please refer to this article: What we can learn from Warren Buffett? Part 1 Having a diversified portfolio As at end of 2017, SEC 13F filing showed that Berkshire Hathaway held 40 listed companies. It also had 63 subsidiaries. With such a large number of businesses and companies it invest in, Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio is truly … [Read more...]
What we can learn from Warren Buffett? Part 1
BYD Co Ltd was listed on the Hong Kong exchange in 2002. It was one of China’s biggest rechargeable batteries maker. Berkshire Hathaway - the holding company which Warren Buffett is the largest shareholder - bought 9.9% of BYD in 2008. Soon after his purchase, the share price surged by a whopping 501% in less than two years. However, at its peak it dropped by a whopping 83% due to various bad … [Read more...]
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