To give an example of what I discussed in the previous post, see follows: The annualising Excel Formula I'm using is INTRATE( ). However to get to the result above, we need to do some work and start some data collection discipline. Normally from Bursa's statements, we can extract our list of stock holdings as … Continue reading How to get more clarity in our stock investments – example
Recently I spoke to a young chap about his financial investments. He shared with me how he plan to invest in the stock market. Being of a young age, I applaud his plan to start growing his money early in his life. There are indeed unavoidable things we need to take care of to bring … Continue reading How to get more clarity in our stock investmentsÂ
In my last blog we talked about the two most important financial percentages which guide us in making financial decisions.This blog will discuss some practical applications and also to highlight some considerations when making those decisions.I have received a call from my XXX bank officer offering me a 5% personal loan. Should I take it … Continue reading The two most important financial percentages – examples
There are 2 financial percentages everyone should learn about. One of them is "Interest Rate" and the other is "Return on Investment (ROI)". Both are usually given in percentages e.g. 1.5%, 4%, 12%, etc. However, most people do not know what these % means and how it is calculated. "Interest Rate" is referring to the … Continue reading The two most important financial percentages
I was wondering about what sort of information people want to read so I check the stats of my site. Apparently "Dr Strange" + "Philosophy" ranks very highly in the search results. đ So people like their philosophy from films. Not surprisingly, the last article about financial advisory ranks pretty lowly. I could have put … Continue reading Popular Searches
Recently we've been discussing at a company level - How to describe what we do? One of the common answers is that: "We give our clients a peace of mind concerning financial matters." First of all, why do we not say, "we advise clients on financial matters?" Essentially, the word 'finance' + 'advise' put together, … Continue reading What do Financial Advisors do?
The Talk A few days ago, I've a chit-chat with a friend where it goes like this: Friend:"Eh, why did the market drop so suddenly ah?" Me:"Because of the 'Trump Turmoil' lor, the market fell out of love with Trump, FBI investigate him for Russian connections, he failed to replace Obamacare, etc. etc." Friend:" Why ah? Why … Continue reading Capturing Upsides
