Singapore's construction industry is having a bad quarter. Bad news are coming out in droves. Here is what I've found out so far.
Category: Thoughts
Case Study: The Growing Interest on AI-Related Tech Stocks
Artificial intelligence (AI) dominates conversations, prompting thoughts on its impact, business models, and regulatory responses. However, uncertainty looms over the outcome of this technological revolution. Interestingly, investors find themselves in the same boat. Recent surges in the stock prices of tech giants like Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft indicate that investors are banking on the … Continue reading Case Study: The Growing Interest on AI-Related Tech Stocks
Case Study: Is it a good time to start thinking about investing in China?
The reopening of the Chinese economy after the pandemic could present investment opportunities for those interested in the Chinese market.
The Six Types of Wealth
What comes to mind when you think of wealth? Money? Health? The key is optimizing for the right form of wealth.
Bank Blues: A Reminder to Chill And Not Be So Pessimistic
A reminder to everyone to chill... and look at things from a broader perspective. Be less pessimistic and a little bit more optimistic.
Life is Like Playing Poker, not Chess
Life is poker, not chess. Chess contains no hidden information with no luck. Poker has incomplete information. It’s a game of decision-making under conditions of uncertainty over time.
Investing During a Market Crash
It's important to be aware of the dangers associated with investing during a market crash. Here are some key things to watch out for.
Case Study: Adobe’s $20bn Acquisition of Figma.
Adobe made news last night of acquiring a smaller company for $20 billion. The market reacted by dropping over $30 billion in market cap.
Ramblings about the Current Stock Market Conditions
Do not stress over what you cannot control. Control the budget and buy the dip. Real wealth is built during markets like this.
2020 Review, Lessons Learnt, What I’m looking out for in 2021
2020 is the year of COVID-19, a year of uncertainty, and changes happening at a fast pace. It offers several interesting lessons for me. Portfolio Performance My portfolio returned 55.96%. With a bit of luck, I managed to turn it around after that disastrous first half of 2020. At one point I was down 25%. … Continue reading 2020 Review, Lessons Learnt, What I’m looking out for in 2021