Thursday, October 28, 2010
I am always interested in learning some lingo and major concept in financial world and stock market. It is intimidating, somehow, it gives the perception where the reward is overweight than the required effort if and only if you find the best investment strategies that suit you the best. At least I dont have to allow bank, boss, or investment professionals to push my money in directions that I dont understand. No one is in the best position than myself, right? :)
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
I am always interested in learning some lingo and major concept in financial world and stock market. It is intimidating, somehow, it gives the perception where the reward is overweight than the required effort if and only if you find the best investment strategies that suit you the best. At least I dont have to allow bank, boss, or investment professionals to push my money in directions that I dont understand. No one is in the best position than myself, right? :)
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J said...
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Found your blog by accident. I am looking to expand my world wide business. If you are interested in earning significant income along with what you are doing, email me for info at greenmonstertruck@yahoo.com
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October 29, 2010 at 4:41 AM
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Harry said...
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Ya, that is the reason i don't like put my money into mutual fund (sorry for all fund agent/ manager). I would prefer take my own risk and at the same time learn myself for my own profit.
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October 29, 2010 at 12:51 PM
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yeanfern said...
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Harry
yea and its hard to whistle down the list of more than 8k mutual funds in the public domain that suit us the best, either long term capital gain or current income.. So i'll still prefer the risk tolerance :) But TnC is I have to be afford and mentally accept dramatic swing in portfolio value. But i am a poor student :( -
October 29, 2010 at 2:24 PM
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yeanfern said...
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October 29, 2010 at 2:24 PM
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Harry said...
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Buy good fundamental company then you got no worries :p Or you can buy REITs and high dividend counter so you can enjoy mental peace and the return. I also poor students, learn together :)
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October 30, 2010 at 10:25 AM
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Found your blog by accident. I am looking to expand my world wide business. If you are interested in earning significant income along with what you are doing, email me for info at greenmonstertruck@yahoo.com
Ya, that is the reason i don't like put my money into mutual fund (sorry for all fund agent/ manager). I would prefer take my own risk and at the same time learn myself for my own profit.
Harry
yea and its hard to whistle down the list of more than 8k mutual funds in the public domain that suit us the best, either long term capital gain or current income.. So i'll still prefer the risk tolerance :) But TnC is I have to be afford and mentally accept dramatic swing in portfolio value. But i am a poor student :(
Buy good fundamental company then you got no worries :p Or you can buy REITs and high dividend counter so you can enjoy mental peace and the return. I also poor students, learn together :)
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