At today closing
SCI + 4.911 SML = $2.23 + 4.911 X $0.2 = $3.21
To those who are still holding smelly SML and green SCI by sucking Panadols; probably the worst is over!
At today closing
SCI + 4.911 SML = $2.23 + 4.911 X $0.2 = $3.21
To those who are still holding smelly SML and green SCI by sucking Panadols; probably the worst is over!
Hi Uncle8888,
ReplyDeleteThe 8th ed. of Winning The Loser's Game is out. Think you've read the previous editions liao. π
Some nuggets from this article about the book:
- More important than understanding the market is to understand who you are. "If you don't know who you are, this is an expensive place to find out," Adam Smith famously wrote in The Money Game.
- Ellis' key insight for investors is this: The winner is the person who makes the fewest mistakes. To make the fewest mistakes, focus a little less on returns and more on managing risk, particularly the risk of serious permanent loss.
I think the main thing new for this latest edition is a chapter on longer duration bonds ... and the conclusion is that they're bad for long-term holding at current prices.
Another unspoken conclusion from this article is this:
To beat the market on a long-term sustainable basis, you may need to focus on companies/things which are not mainstream & certainly not in the news or covered by 20 bank/broker analysts. π
Quote : "To beat the market on a long-term sustainable basis, you may need to focus on companies/things which are not mainstream & certainly not in the news or covered by 20 bank/broker analysts"
DeleteIs that reason why rich gets richer and richer as they have access to invest in start ups and private equity fund?
Uncle8888,
DeleteIt can also be small caps or nano caps which won't be followed by analysts or institutions.
Or having industry knowledge to deep dive into out-of-favour or those companies that others have lost interest.
Start ups & private equity are no better than casino. The way HNWI & institutions invest in them is to buy A LOT of them at position size of 1%-3%.
In fact most retail will lose money on start ups & flashy new companies.
Look at the SPAC space ... a lot have disappointed while insiders & founders sold out to retail.