author of Millionaire Teacher & The Global Expatriate’s Guide To Investing
Did the stock market really take 25 years to recover from 1929? or was it four and a half? Mark Hulbert suggests it took just over 4 years, in relative terms. (New York Times published 28 the April 2009) Historical stock charts seem to show that it took more than...
In September of last year, my parents came to visit me in Singapore. And during their first evening, I dragged my keen but jet-lagged dad downtown to watch the world’s first Formula 1 night race, where we sat in a grandstand, looking down at cars that screamed through a tight...
In the late 1990s, when the stock market was on a tear, everybody and his lapdog seemed to be interested in stocks. But the timing was disastrous. A full decade later, stocks are currently lower than they were during those “can’t miss” water cooler conversations. In the late 1950s, when...
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This was my second article to be nominated for a Rogers Nation Publishing Award, but unfortunately, neither nominees took home the hardware. The title of the article was selected by the magazine – to catch readers’ attention. It describes a bit of my story. MoneySense Magazine – June 2006 How I got...
If your retirement dollars aren’t stretching as far as you want them to, there might be an easy answer. In fact, you could retire like a multi-millionaire without being one yourself. Here’s how: MoneySense Magazine – January 2006 Calling All Snowbirds
Yes, you can pick stocks like Warren Buffett. Here’s how … I wrote this article for MoneySense, two and a half years after my first Buffett article. I expanded on some of the ideas in the previous piece, taking into account Lawrence Cunningham’s excellent compilation of Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letters....
This was nominated for a Roger’s Publishing Award, and made the finals. Although it didn’t bring home the hardware, it does answer the question, why do I live in Singapore? This article was first published in Reader’s Digest and MoneySense Magazine, in April 2005. I’ve made a few minor changes to...
The world’s greatest investor turned $100 into a multi-billion dollar fortune. You can apply several of his stock-picking techniques to your own portfolio. I wrote this article for MoneySense magazine to describle how Mary Buffett/David Clarke, and Timothy Vick describe how Buffett invests, in their respective books, Buffettology and How...
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