January 19, 2007 at 12:31 pm
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Dear Friends, for those who has opted in to receive my latest blog. I apologise for 10 past blog emails being sent to you today. Apparently, there is a software clinch in the auto responder that I using that resulted in the “mass” mail out this morning.
My intention is to add value and not spamming. Hope this clarifies. Thanks!
January 1, 2007 at 11:36 am
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I am blessed to live in this country. For those who miss the 8 mins firework in Singapore. And for those who have not been here, I strongly encourage you to visit this little red dot in Asia soon especially when the 2 Integrated Resorts complete in 2009 & 2010. Here goes,
Latest news: A coordinated terrorist attack in heart of Bangkok with 7 series of bombs targeted outside police posts and shopping malls today (New Year Eve). Let us pray for the injuried (20), the deads and their loved ones. Unnecessary waste of lives regardless what political agenda these attack hope to achieve. My sincere concern out to the Thai people especially after 97 crisis and the ousted of the ex-prime minister and now this.
It is high time to know that there is a one race: The Human Race.
Someone ask me this interesting question recently regarding about value investing especially in stocks and equities investment. Are you ready for the answer? Read the rest of this entry »
Double click on the link below. The message is beautiful!. Wait for the first 3 candles to go out then watch the 4th candle. I hope it will give you strength in whatever you do in your life.
This principle states that we should put aside a portion of our monthly income into an account called, “My Account” first. The key word is FIRST and you do not touch this money (at least for the first 2 years of doing so). 95% of the people out there do the opposite. They will pay everything else: BILLS (rental, mortgage, mobile, utilities, transport etc) first, before themselves (after whatever is leftover). There is a vast difference between the 2 approaches; with the former giving you the foundation of reinvested fund (expand your asset) and limiting your expenses (liabilities), and the latter seeing you trapped in a financial whirpool. Read the rest of this entry »
I received this present in my mailbox on Christmas Day: One of many dividends that I received in a year. This is one of the key reason why I love value investing. This is passive income.