Friday, June 11, 2010

Millionaire Investor Program

I'm glad that I've attended the Millionaire Investor Program by Ken Chee and Clive Tan as it taught me how to analyze the fundamentals and value of a company. It helps in letting us sleep better at night especially during major market correction and under volatile market conditions.

In Millionaire Investor Program, I've learnt how to read financial reports, understand the fundamentals of stocks and discover the intrinsic value of stocks so that I know when to buy and sell stocks the investor way. With this, I am able to maximize my potential returns and minimize the risk so that I can sleep well at night and even smile in my dreams.

I personally felt that even for traders should also learn about value investing because in a way, value investing can help them in some ways during their trading activities. Such as if the market price of a particular stock is under valued, the chances of that price going up is higher than another stock that is also on a upward trend but then the stock is already overprice. This can also help in reducing the risk on top of the current market condition.

If you are also interested in stocks and shares investment but not sure how to, wants to compound / multiply your money the safest way, so that you can sleep well at night, find out more about value investing. If you are interested in attending the 2 hours Millionaire Investor Program's free preview, every tuesday 2 - 4pm or 7.30pm - 9.30pm? Just visit their website directly.
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    Thursday, June 10, 2010

    What is Warrants?

    Warrant is an investment tool that enables the holder to gain exposure to a security at a fraction of the stock price. It is tied to the exercise price, a price at which you can have the right to either buy or sell the underlying stocks at, before the pre-determined date tied to the warrant, depending on the type of warrant. Hence, it can be used to profit from both a rise and fall in the stock price itself. It has this leverage feature. However, as we all know, leverage cuts both ways, when it goes in your favour, you may earn twice, when it goes against you, you may also lose twice.

    The main downside of warrant is that its holders are not entitled to share dividends and they have an expiry date so they can't be hold over long term period. The good thing is that warrants can be bought or sold in a similar way as compared to shares.

    Although the underlying issuer is different, it functions in a similar way as compared to options.
    Read more about options.

    Tuesday, June 8, 2010

    Continue to Hold Gold?


    Reference: Marc Faber, Jim Rogers Continue to Hold Gold

    Here's my summary of that article:-

    The market currently is unstable and fluctuates so much hence affecting gold prices as well. In fact, it has begin to dip a little. But investors and pundits like Marc Faber and Jim Rogers both have no intention of selling and are looking at acquiring more. The main reasons why these guys continue to do this is there overall understanding of the macro-economic circumstances.

    In general, macro-economics as it relates to gold, will deal with issues like national debt, inflation, paper currency and the practices of central banks; all of which the above are highly affected by. In fact, the more money countries print and the more hyper inflation caused, the better it is to hold gold. This is why Faber and Jim Rogers continue to hold gold. The central banks and governments have become addicted to these practices even more than in the past, and it's not sustainable by any stretch of the imagination. As trust in paper currencies erodes around the world, the price of gold should continue to move in a upward direction no matter how much the temporary correction is.

    This is why Marc Faber and Jim Rogers, among others, continue to hold and invest in gold, and will continue to do so for many years to come.