Sunday, 17 December 2017
Recording Your Investment Or Stock Transactions Using MS Excel Worksheet Made You A Precision Retail Investors???
Just that MS Excel Worksheet shows value in various formats of presentation up to XXXX decimal points.
It is just a worksheet and nothing more!
Just because of few pokers out there in the cyber world poking some fun at these decimal places.
Why are we are avoiding using MS Excel as CONVENIENT form or media for recording and tracking stock transaction either for performance review or future learning points?
By showing two decimal places; it DOESN'T make one a precision investor. Precision retail investors are those spend lots of time analyzing at finer details!
Anyone can turn on two decimal places with clicks; but not anyone can spend lots of time and effort on detailed analysis before execution.
See the difference!
:-)
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Snigger, snigger.
ReplyDeleteI'm bad.
Welcome back!
temperament,
ReplyDeleteMS Excel ;)
Notice CW's latest post on how he got $1 million in CPF?
He rounded it up and decided not to use 2 decimal places...
Snigger, singger.
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ReplyDeleteHoho .... when you got 7 digits on the left of the decimal point, you can ignore those on the right! :)
ReplyDeleteFor some people, $100K is a rounding error for their personal portfolios. LOL!!
Spur,
ReplyDeleteExactly ;)
Its also called - not sweating over the small stuffs...
Shh...