Just For Laugh ...
Read? Kind of Animal in the Stock Market
May be I should attempt to describe how a Pig and Chicken looked like?
Pig
A Pig is someone with portfolio after one market cycle of Bull-Bear-Bull or Bear-Bull-Bear still in deep net losses (realized and unrealized losses).
Chicken
A Chicken is someone who made tiny ROC on many small trades; but regret selling when they saw the stock prices keep climbing up.
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Get Smart: How to Build a Strong Investment Foundation? - The other day, I noticed a young tree, barely holding its ground, leaning awkwardly against a railing. Its roots were exposed, struggling to anchor it in p...3 hours ago
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Invest Your SRS Funds And What You Need To Know When You Withdraw - [image: invest-srs-funds-know-withdraw] A Supplementary Retirement Scheme (‘SRS’) account can be opened with any of the 3 local banks and this is the start...2 days ago
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How much money does a couple need to earn in order to afford a Million dollar HDB flat? - 10 years ago in 2014, I wrote about how much does a couple need to earn in order to afford a $300,000 HDB flat. The post went viral at that time because ...
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Happy new year 2024 and review of 2023 - How fast! Another year has passed... 2023 has been a great year for most investors (except those who invest in Hong Kong/China/Thailand markets), which t...10 months ago
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Rolf 2023 in Review, Looking forward to 2024! - Happy new year to all. This post came late. But better late than never, :-). Looking back, 2023 has been one of the most eventful The post Rolf 2023 in R...10 months ago
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Unlock Exclusive Deals and Savings: Join Amazon Prime Today! - Amazon is celebrating Prime members with a multitude of deals during Prime Day. The event will offer more deals than ever before, with new deals dropping e...1 year ago
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Hello SP Group, I'm Back! - Yup, I've moved back to Big Daddy's electricity provider this month. To recap and have a better sense of context, you may want to read my previous 18...1 year ago
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UOB One vs DBS Multiplier - This is a long overdue post. A lot of bloggers have already commented on the high interest rates of banks this past few months. I find that I still have ...
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Farewell, Uncle CW8888 - On 8 April 2023, I lost a friend. To honour the memory of Uncle CW8888, let me share a few nuggets of wisdom I have learned from him as well as some of t...1 year ago
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To my beloved friend CW8888 - It is with infinite sadness that I came out from my hiding hole to blog about the passing of a dear friend, CW8888, whom I affectionately call senior bro...
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1H2021 In 10 Mins - If one were to wonder, it has slowly becomes a thing in my recent writing style that I’m disclosing lesser details compared to what I would have done in ...
3 years ago -
Festina Lente Redux - Five years down the road - A big apology to the few readers (if any) who read this blog. About five years so, I had made a pivot to ETF based exposure to a global financial portfo...3 years ago
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Nov 2020 - Yaruzi's Portfolio Update - The stock market bounced back from October lows with the news that Pfizer vaccines found to be 95% effective. I received some cash proceeds from the sale o...3 years ago
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Another theoretical exercise on Property Calculations -- is it good for financial gains now? - In recent times, there are many ads on Facebook, on property forums, on developer residential condo launches, how one can profit from buying properties, or...5 years ago
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Get big Muscles with Testosteron improvement - Muskelaufbautraining mit Nahrungsergänzungen wie macht man das richtig? Muskelaufbau ist nicht einfach und schnell, wie es viele Sportler erwarten geht ...
7 years ago -
How can Brexit affect us? - Recently there's been quite a lot of talk about Brexit in the financial markets and its impact on the markets. So, what really is Brexit and what is its im...
8 years ago -
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About Me
- Createwealth8888
- Hougang, NE, Singapore
- Last updated : 24 Sep 2022 I am 66 yrs old uncle living in HDB heartland who has achieved financial independence @ 56 and finally retired @ 60 from full-time job as employee on 1 Oct 2016. Single household income since 1995 with three children. Currently, two sons and one daughter are working. I have been doing 22 years of long-term investing and short-term trading in Singapore stock market only since Jan 2000 so I am that so-called Panda or Koala in the investment world. Currently, I am on my way to Investing Nirvana - Freehold Investment Income for Life after 23 years of building up Investment Portfolio through long-term investing for growth-dividends and short-term trading on Rounds after Rounds. I have also achieved sustainable retirement income for life from CPF and Year-on-year Diminishing Bear Market Impact stock Investment Portfolio in local market, SGX! i.e. Beary Safe! Cheers!
wa like that means I can be categorise under chicken sometimes. haha!
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