Been hell of a week on the personal front.
Huat ah! How I made $80,000 during the Chinese New Year holidays.
(Growing your tree of prosperity)
Christopher Ng makes some very good points in this post. I’m not sure if the point on EC still applies to the current generation. The problem I have with treating your primary residence as an investment is the fact that you will need to monetise it at some point – if you love staying there, you will be reluctant to cash out; if you only love it as an investment, it will be several years of tolerance before you cash out. Either option doesn’t sound appealing to me.
Wait for it
(The Reformed Broker)
Some good points but I don’t think this round is anywhere like the dot com bubble.
STUDY SHEDS LIGHT ON COGNITIVE DISSONANCE IN ACTIVE MANAGEMENT (TEBI)
It says something when the cook doesn’t even eat their own cooking. Having said that, we need active managers per the Grossman-Stiglitz paradox.
Ryan Goh: Life through these eyes 