Tuesday, 3 September 2019
Market Timing And Attending Investment Training Courses
Market timing is applicable to attending investment training course too!
If you happened to attend any investment training course in 2006; you have won shiok shiok till end 2007.
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Here is testimonial!
Someone told Uncle8888 during his kopi session that he made $200K profits in 2007; but lost back that $200K profits and currently sitting on total net $300K losses in his investment portfolio.
What if you happened to attend any investment training course in mid 2008. You hosey liao!
You can proudly produce your testimonial to prove that the course is really bagus! Got multi-baggers some more!
Who still say market timing is not important?
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In investment blogosphere, how often do we read about retail losing six digits summit money. What we often read just huat ah or dividends coming.
ReplyDeleteWhat we know on losers is just tip of iceberg.
Why limit CPFIS to 35%?
Current generation don't understand why?
CW,
DeleteIts good to have you sharing the Ying/Yang perspective of investing ;)
If not, newcomers and bei kambings may think its sure win one...
Big daddy has already "tarik back" their good intentions to have the majority of Singaporeans own equities due to "low" CPF returns...
That SingTel shares "lelong sale" to everyone and anyone will not happen again. It was refreshing to admit CPFIS is not "fit for purpose". Respect!
Now the pendulum has swung to the other side. I'm pleasantly surprised with the "promotion" of CPF voluntary contribution to bei kambings. I guess not losing in nominal terms is better than losing half your CPF in the stock market!
Talking about control...was just thinking may be better to withdraw everything and buy in cash. Why use CPFIS with extra charges? Yes?...No?
ReplyDeleteUntil the bank saving account interests rise well above 2.5%, using cpfis refund as war chest is still attractive for those above 55. Those extra charges are negligible compared to 2.5 % compounding interests earned in CPF OA.
ReplyDeleteHmm ..
Counting in more than 2 decimal places. Mai tio poke later hor!
Uncle Temperament,
ReplyDelete"Why must risk my 2.5% OA interest when no need to risk?" Totally agree!
Uncle8888,
"What we know on losers is just tip of iceberg."
Yeah, so many huat cases in blogosphere, macam the popular bloggers are all gurus haha. I like to read about mistakes, it's only when we know what is failure can we be successful. 失败乃成功之母
Or maybe they have invested for 20 years, only blog recently for 2 years so the past failures were not published but only the glam portfolio after "walking out of failure" got published. :P
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