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mazatsushi
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Never, ever entertain the thought of buying anything from financial advisors in general.
Usually they are paid to sell certain high commission products (for themselves) to you, the blur sotong consumer.
Unless the lady happens to be your type, then can pump and dump, but without buying
Never, ever entertain the thought of buying anything from financial advisors in general.
Usually they are paid to sell certain high commission products (for themselves) to you, the blur sotong consumer.
Unless the lady happens to be your type, then can pump and dump, but without buying
the zeh zeh looks damn pretty in my opinion HAHAHA but too young to pump and dump ahhh
are you all thinking I already legal age liao LOL?
the uob zhe zhe nvr research about cimb fast saver?
sack her manager ba
LOL prolly because CIMB not well known in Singapore and teens in singapore where got save>spend siah BAHAH.
Even teen guys are taking care of their skin and how they look liao (no pimple, follow trend, wear watch etc)
lbs
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Since you are only 19, you have time on your side and perhaps taking the compounded interest + value investing route is the way.
I truly regret not learning basic valuation stuff during the China correction period. The market had a major correction but when you already have a position, it is quite heart wrenching.
For instance, hpq went from 15 to 9 dollars. I took a position before the bear came, at 12.6. I enter the position because I only have the slightest idea of book value (it was 16 or so) and it pays a 4% dividend.
At 9 dollars I realise that there is a good clunk of book value in goodwill. So do you buy more or let go? Without going into details, a dcf will tel you it is pretty safe to buy more.
The stock market will constantly test you. Knowledge is the difference between buying more, holding on, or running scared.
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I am not saying that trading shouldn't be done but you need to be in the right environment (lifestyle, mentorship). You might have the time but without an apprenticeship you are unlikely to go far in trading.
I truly regret not learning basic valuation stuff during the China correction period. The market had a major correction but when you already have a position, it is quite heart wrenching.
For instance, hpq went from 15 to 9 dollars. I took a position before the bear came, at 12.6. I enter the position because I only have the slightest idea of book value (it was 16 or so) and it pays a 4% dividend.
At 9 dollars I realise that there is a good clunk of book value in goodwill. So do you buy more or let go? Without going into details, a dcf will tel you it is pretty safe to buy more.
The stock market will constantly test you. Knowledge is the difference between buying more, holding on, or running scared.
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I am not saying that trading shouldn't be done but you need to be in the right environment (lifestyle, mentorship). You might have the time but without an apprenticeship you are unlikely to go far in trading.
mazatsushi
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MAS jin smart.....they know it is pointless to waste time stress-testing PLife because of 100% occupancy at Mount Elizabeth, Gleneagles Hospital and Parkway East Hospital with a master lease with IHH. Furthermore, this master lease is 15+15 years since 2007 with a triple net-lease and favourable CPI+1% lease structure.
And as one kind bro currently working in Japan mentioned yesterday, nursing homes in Japan are super packed to the brim.
Lastly and most importantly, the all-in cost of debt is just 1.4%, the lowest among all S-REITs!
Kiang kar pager?
It is okay you still young. Not yet been through what old men call Initiation Love.
For now best to focus on getting that coveted Uni spot, and getting started on investing.
Your peers are having their glory YOLO days now and then be stuck in the grind for the rest of their lives, whereas you start grinding now to eventually have enough to spend the rest of your life YOLO-ing away
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pls help spread the msg to spend in capitaland malls
*vested
kekeke
no worries as long as there are H&M in capitaland malls confirm huat HAHAHAHHAA
juventusfc27
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Monday will singtel stock drop to $1 due to today's incident? LOL
Kiang kar pager?
It is okay you still young. Not yet been through what old men call Initiation Love.
For now best to focus on getting that coveted Uni spot, and getting started on investing.
Your peers are having their glory YOLO days now and then be stuck in the grind for the rest of their lives, whereas you start grinding now to eventually have enough to spend the rest of your life YOLO-ing away
up for quote of the day!
If thats the case, probably investing stocks is not really your cup of tea. Or probably any sort of risk-taking opportunity of earning money (including go MBS/Genting/Toto/etc).
IF TOH AT $1, LIMPEH SELL HDB, PARENTS, UNDERWEAR AND RENT STOREROOM AND HOOT TILL HOR YI SI !
Feel free to quote this !
Asphodeli
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Kiang kar pager?
It is okay you still young. Not yet been through what old men call Initiation Love.
For now best to focus on getting that coveted Uni spot, and getting started on investing.
Your peers are having their glory YOLO days now and then be stuck in the grind for the rest of their lives, whereas you start grinding now to eventually have enough to spend the rest of your life YOLO-ing away
i promote the more balanced path between YOLO and investing...primarily you rely on dividend income for the first few years to offset your expenses so that you can YOLO a bit, then once you get older can move into growth stocks as you have market experience and know how to budget your expenses properly...in theory anyway. it's very hard to maintain the balance because of market risks and YOLO risks.
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