This blog is authored by an old multi-bagger blue chips stock picker uncle from HDB heartland!
"The market is not your mother. It consists of tough men and women who look for ways to take money away from you instead of pouring milk into your mouth." - Dr. Alexander Elder
"For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them." - Aristotle
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CW,
ReplyDeleteMoney Management in action ;)
We are retail. Sure, we can double our investing returns by being 100% vested.
So what?
We are not money managers who need to beat our peers for new money.
We are not selling seminars or courses so a "manipulated" track record is needed.
It's heads you win; tails you win ;)
Sleep well!
1.in the Ratatouille movie, "you do not need to be a chef to cook well; anyone can cook". In the investment world, the successful investors showcase that if you are doing it right and understanding it well of your risk profile; and matter not whether one stays in a hdb, one can still beat the yield or returns of any investment or institutional gurus.
ReplyDelete2.when the tide recedes, we will know who are the ones swimming naked.
Hi CW, any thought on selling everything and buy back big time during the next crash?
ReplyDeleteNot sure. Will this time be different? Will I be wise enough to find the right timing to exit more?
DeleteAsk those who have exited the market in end 2010 to wait for the next market crash.
Tan Ku Ku. Right?
You are right. I have been reading your postings and all are making great senses. Well written!
DeleteHow about not selling anything but shorting S&P500 or major indexes to "hedge" the portfolio? Any thought around this?
DeleteShorting is something I am lousy at. My Mind doesn't allow it to operate it properly.
DeleteYou can buy Inverse S&P ETF instead of shorting normal ETF.
Deletehttp://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/cotd/082813/inverse-etfs-rising-during-market-declines-spy-sh-rwm-eum-faz.aspx
"How about not selling anything but shorting S&P500 or major indexes to "hedge" the portfolio? Any thought around this?"
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i have been toying with the above idea for a long time. Why? Because if you short with zero portfolio holding, i think that's the optimal way to short.
Alas, think only. No guts lah.
Sorry, i am toying with the idea of selling everything and short S&P 500 for maximum effect. Not, not selling anything to hedge.
ReplyDeleteOk thanks for sharing. :)
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