"During the bear market, Apollo share may go down to RM2.00, but you would not feel too scare as the dividend yield then is 12.5%. In other words, it can provide a “floor” for share price when bear stampedes, and you won’t get too worried and still be able to sleep well"
a 'head I win and tail I don't lose much" style of investment
I always follow this principle to invest because I don't like to run and do not know how to escape during the market price crashes
so I play safe, the company I invested in must have (i) yield at least better than bank SA can give you,(ii) foreseeable growth for the coming year 1 or 2 years , (iii) buy in at a reasonable price based on the valuation techniques I had learnt from your article and (iv) wait patiently for your turn to enjoy your harvest.
you must know, every investment needs some luck. God need time to decide who should take the money. it is definitely not those who can't wait.
do not tell me , how smart you are to have made 100%, 200% or 300%,.. just refresh the history of datasonic or prestariang, there are buses of people making that score including me.
conclusion:
SAFE money is always better than FAST money. sometimes SAFE can be fast also
LUCK IS UNPREDICTABLE. Stay safe and sleep well and keep good health to enjoy your winning
when big names in Bursa Market talks.. such as DreamPredator and KCChongnz ...
the market pays attention ..
while AyamTua at it, lemme have the honor to peddle my horses to eyeballs .. for next week races..
AAX - airlines. PUC - photovoltaic, solar etc. Glotec - CBM Gas Indonesia Xinghe - Minyak Kachang Flonic - Maintenance and Engineering
ya la la.. ya la la.. ha ha haaaaaaaa!
Posted by kcchongnz > Oct 25, 2015 03:50 PM | Report Abuse
Posted by DreamPredator > Oct 25, 2015 01:54 PM | Report Abuse 5 years time, KCChongNZ? I invested 200k in a penny stock in October - November 2013. And it wasn't even the Mother stock, but a newly issued Warrants. By mid-August 2014, it was worth 565k. Now why wud I want to bother with a strong-fundamentals 3rd liner, mid-cap or 2nd liner giving roti-canai dividends & then hv to wait for 5 years for it to double. That is, IF it does ever double.
Wonderful. When are you going to write a book to teach us your strategy
Posted by pisanggoreng > Oct 25, 2015 04:52 PM | Report Abuse
'head I win and tail I don't lose much" style of investment
I always follow this principle to invest because I don't like to run and do not know how to escape during the market price crashes
so I play safe, the company I invested in must have (i) yield at least better than bank SA can give you,(ii) foreseeable growth for the coming year 1 or 2 years , (iii) buy in at a reasonable price based on the valuation techniques I had learnt from your article and (iv) wait patiently for your turn to enjoy your harvest.
you must know, every investment needs some luck. God need time to decide who should take the money. it is definitely not those who can't wait.
do not tell me , how smart you are to have made 100%, 200% or 300%,.. just refresh the history of datasonic or prestariang, there are buses of people making that score including me.
conclusion:
SAFE money is always better than FAST money. sometimes SAFE can be fast also
LUCK IS UNPREDICTABLE. Stay safe and sleep well and keep good health to enjoy your winning
The point that has to be made is that, many dudes make the assumption, quite mistakenly to DP's mind, that business & wealth-building has to be something dead serious, completely devoid of fun. Now that is one big mistake that has to be corrected. Big time.
Dreampredator, good on you. Now i realise gut instinct, read magazine is the new 'smart'. You blew everyone out of the water bro, not just Superinvestors but Einstein, Socrates, Marcus Aurelius, Newton etc. What a legend
The war that according to BBC Television killed more than 500,000 Iraqis. The majority of them children, women & the elderly. And the war that some dudes reckon was the ultimate cause for the rise of IS.
Now, as an Englishman would say, 'Well, it's bloddy late, ain't it?'
Told you you wont be interested. and by the way, the book writes nothing about meditation.
And while we are on the topic of meditation, there are US soldiers fighting in Iraq that uses meditation to deal with the burden of war and the probability of death at anytime, talk about escaping into unreal perfect world.
i have great respect for old folks trying something new each day than succumbed to thoughts that they are dying and hopeless..
remember its all about having the right mindset. not all things abou money money money.. well money can buy happiness and arab women..
but definately cant buy .... what made you - you.
have faith in what you buy while making money please help those unfortunates.
positive message - nothing but doa for you all to success in life. got money but having broken families with divorce also no use.
its all about your own unique experience and journey not everyone created equals in their journey.. some stumble , some falls but some given all luckiness, faith and perseverance...
Now dreampredator, let me explain. Firstly the book written by Marcus Aurelius has totally nothing to do with the meditation youre thinking.
So what just happened? You are bringing preconception and belief, you are making assumption without clarifying, now that is very dangerous when it comes to investing. Preconception is a psychological bias that can harm you in investing.
2nd. You do not seek to understand what is the purpose of meditation and you have already shrug off as something zen-like and only monk would do, or some hippie that wants to escape reality does it. So what just happened? You are carrying your ego into conversation thus you do not bother to ask what is meditation, that is very dangerous in investing. You have to constantly challenging your assumptions to minimize capital loss.
Now Stephen Hawking would be disappointed because considered that your intelligence is way above him. Making this kind of mistake is considered a grade 1 mistake. Scientist always challenge their own assumptions, they are not to be treasured.
Hello, please have a look at google. that's is a giant castle in the air and its growing and growing. oh ya, it didnt pay dividend for years and years. isn't it a good share?
Since you're such a big fanboy of Marcus Aurelius, JT, I hv decided to gv ya some face by quoting some of his 'meditations', which would rather hv been more rightly termed 'contemplations', or 'ponderings', by my judgement.
And the precise title is, JT, 'Meditations' with an 's', rather than just 'Meditation', hence my initial misjudgement of what it was really all about.
1. “Dwell on the beauty of life. Watch the stars, and see yourself running with them.”
Which was in essence what I was talking about, mixing work with fun.
2. “You have power over your mind - not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength.”
Got no disagreement with that. Been cultivating this thing for quite a while.
3. “The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts.”
This too.
4. “Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.”
Oh yeaaahh. One can say that again. And again. And again. And it includes what everyone - including author KCChongNZ - is saying in this thread.
5. “When you arise in the morning think of what a privilege it is to be alive, to think, to enjoy, to love ...”
Its now time to post a comparison of a 'Growth Investing' method (a basket of stocks that 'identify' as growth stock clearing certain ratios), vs Value/Dividend Investing methodology (like Magic Formula) and see which of the two performs better over a 5 year, 10 year, 15 year period etc
This is interesting to discuss. I used to likejcy, high div yield, good CFO, good book with no much debts. And saying also automation to safe cost. But....
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This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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Posted by JT Yeo > 2015-10-25 16:33 | Report Abuse
There are actually quite a few US companies that have performed as well as Berkshire in the long run, for example Leucadia and Markel