If you’ve just started on your investment journey, here are four things you should know about.
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Smaller companies tend to have simple business models that have not been complicated by frequent acquisitions and disposals.
Stock prices have recovered, but the business impact has yet to kick in.
Stock-market volatility is only a problem if we do not know what we are invested in. Consequently, income investors should focus on cash flow.
When you are under pressure, even the most familiar tasks can suddenly feel monumental.
It is important to be realistic, especially about valuations, when we invest.
“Read last year’s market predictions and you’ll never again take this year’s predictions seriously.” — Morgan Housel
With the media’s constant obsession with interest rates, let’s find out how important they really are when it comes to investing.
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As investors, the best you can do is to tilt the odds to your favour.
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There are some telltale signs, but the best bet is to trust our instincts.
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As a Markel and Berkshire Hathaway shareholder for more than a decade, these are the lessons I picked up during Markel CEO Tom Gayner’s visit to Singapore.
Both options have pros and cons; what is important is that a company has good fundamentals, is fairly priced and can reward shareholders with growth and income.
Local investors should focus on their own backyard to find bargains.
How should you react to share price movements affecting the stocks within your portfolio? We take a closer look at what you can do.
How learning from winning stocks can lead to more winners.
Know the company you want to invest in so you can tell when a fall in its price comes from market pessimism or if there’s something wrong with the company.