Learning when and how to let go of your shares
In recent weeks, the markets are flooded with liquidity from The Central banks to try and create an artificial state of euphoria for investors …
Why is the grass on our side always greener?
People always complain about how unfair it is for them to compete in an unfair playing field. Well, true enough, there is no real …
The Story of a Silver Spoon
The term “Silver Spoon” has been widely referred to as an entitlement derived from one’s family wealth. While we have heard many editions of …
My unexpected investment mentor
When I first began my investment journey a few years ago, I was curious about all things investments. In fact, I learned most of …
Paper Losses or Bargains? (Isn’t the fall the point of the ride?)
The Wuhan Virus Strikes and markets all over the world opened way lower than the previous closing. This also means that many of our …
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Why is it more expensive to be a “lazy” worker?
Are there more lazy people than hardworking people? I do not have that statistic but what we do know is that there are more …
Is it wise to resonate with other investors?
In 2008, the housing bubble that made many people rich also broke the bank and triggered a financial crisis. In retrospect and before 2008, …
Is everything we do in life an investment?
Writing this post challenges many conservative cultures that frown on the reduction of value to actual dollars and cents. However, is it really possible …
Why can’t we invest like Warren Buffett?
Many of us admire billionaire investors and would love to follow their investment strategies and become a successful investor. However, when we try to …
Economy, Trade and Recession – Gundlach & Dalio
Two prominent investors, Ray Dalio and Jeffrey Gundlach gave their two cents on the economic outlook ahead of 2020. In essence, both of them …