Category Archives: Investments And Opportunites

Nobody likes to lose. And when it comes to stocks trading, if the price of the stock direction and our entered position move in the same way, we experience that thrill of being correct. This is the feeling of winning. … Continue reading →

Trevilis is a DBSS project that just TOP recently. And the only one in Clementi so far. There were a number of key attractions that made this a very good buy.   Unfortunately, at this point of time, this was not the … Continue reading →

    Out of curiosity, I spent some time today to tabulate the returns of a stock portfolio I guided two friends to set up some time last September. Although it has not been a full year yet but by … Continue reading →

「理财观念#2」 理财除了理钱财，少不了理观念。让我们来探讨与纠正错误的理财观念吧！ To manage money, one must have the correct money mindset! This is because how we think affects the way we do things.   不正确的理财方式#1： 我听“莫莫”说, 所以就跟着做。 Incorrect way to manage finances #1: I hear from xx hor, to … Continue reading →

  I meant to post this earlier but didn’t really get down to it. Now that I’m sick and had some time on my hands, I thought I’ll make myself useful since I can’t possibly stay in bed all day. … Continue reading →

  In my recent conversations, I noticed there exist a lot of fear in people when it comes to managing their money or taking the first step in making any investment decisions. I’ve decided to start a new category addressing … Continue reading →

  I was doing a read up on Robert Kiyosaki and came across this quote – Wealth is determined by what you do in your spare time. And I can’t help but have share this here immediately. Because this is one … Continue reading →

  In my previous article, I mentioned income from salary forms my basic source of income for my investments.   This is known as ‘active income’. In other words, I’m exchanging my time for money. So what happens if I … Continue reading →

  Today I was sharing with my brother about investing in stocks for dividend payouts as part of one’s long term wealth accumulation and growth plan.   I also mentioned generally stocks can give a 5% dividend yield. And if … Continue reading →

  Out of curiosity, today I did a rough calculation how much investment capital one would need to generate a return of $2,000 per month. Depending on the type of investment, returns can range from 2% to 5% or more. … Continue reading →