Sow early to reap better rewards

[safetyfirst]

Ah......! i had posted in this blog about 2 Noble Prize winners who "designed" the "LTCM" hedge fund that went kaput; about WB EQ is more important than IQ and of course Isacc Newton
If only maths alone, why so many are still not very, very rich in the stock markets. i think i have said more than enough.

singaporean mentality everybody want to "sure win" pao jia and nobody want to lose I myself also same who like to lose but I willing to take risk. Not everybody can take risk.

You look at magnus 5:1 asset/debt vs share price if it goes kaput maybe you will still earn money. That's taking calculated risk. At most it ding dong a few years no earnings or some losses kena laughed at by forumers here but you need just to get a run like now lah and it will cheong like anything.

5:1 but last year it was losing money this year cheong is it a good stock? OF course not so what has changed? the speculators are here they are like piranha anything that looks weak and vulnerable in the water they will whack. It's piranha season boys and gals.

Can printscreen to show us your successful transactions?... perhaps along with all others that dont make money to show the full picture

[sgd]

Everybody is welcome to comments and critisisms in the forum.

Investing is actually not all difficult don't need degree in economics just need simple everyday common sense will do and a little patience. The real secret to investing is just plain vanilla patience.

Everything in this world is based on time and patience including the stock market.

A farmer just plants in the ground add fertilizer and waits for the changing seasons.

I simply just bought a few safe bets cheap and waited that's all there's no science to it why want to make a simple thing complicated.

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Can printscreen to show us your successful transactions?... perhaps along with all others that dont make money to show the full picture

sorry cannot, feel free not to believe anything.

[weijian]

Forums are amazing.

It is from forums that i finally can see what Howard Mark (chairman of Oaktree Capital) meant when he talked about risk-adjusted gains, and Nassim Taleb's analogy of staking 1million dollar bets with russian roulette.