Comments on: The Important Lessons I Learned On Investment

By: kampunginvestor

kampunginvestor — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:13:05 +0000

I guess the tough environment which you were brought up really gave you the know how and knowledge on how to handle with money.

It’s not always bad if we are born in a not so well to do family but the attitude and determination to succeed in life is the most important and that will lead to success in life like that KcLau is today!

Keep it up brother!

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By: Rich Dad Wisdom

Rich Dad Wisdom — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:46:02 +0000

So much about understand all the concepts but the real key is to put them into Action!!!

By: ObammA

ObammA — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 00:57:01 +0000

nice info.. well done n keep up your good job.
thanks for sharing..

By: waiyin

waiyin — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 01:19:58 +0000

Hi Sayeed,

Thanks for your encouragement…I saw your posting “From debts to owning 6 properties “, you did it too , congrats ! There is so much for us to learn from one another, just hope that my thoughts and experiences will help someone and not mislead them…it maybe different interpretation for different people.., you know what I mean. Thanks for your positive feedback..it make my day !

Cheers
Waiyin

By: sayeed

sayeed — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 00:57:00 +0000

Thanks Wai yin;
This is indeed an excellent article. It will go down into my collection of articles on finances.
You are absolutely right on all the points, starting with right knowlegde needed, patience in investment,know your investment progress, learn from mistakes and the final one was killer, take actions.
People do walk up to me asking if they can go into investment, I seldom give them advice for 2 reasons, i am not a millionaire yet and they won’t listen to free advice anyways. Nowadays i refer them to this blog or ask them to read books.
Again all this falls into the FINAL phase of TAKING ACTIONS!!
Thanks for the excellent article again.
Sayeed

By: Adino

Adino — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 05:23:05 +0000

Thank you for sharing, Wai Yin. Actually it’s the first time I heard that fear and greed are buddies. When I think back and apply to myself, it is very true. When I made a risky investment in the past, there is always fear and worries.

Another suggestion I would share, is to always review and evaluate our financial actions.

For things that don’t work, maybe it’s time to cut our losses and get out. Maybe we invested in a stock that has not performed. Time to let go and re-invest in another stock.

Maybe we can revise our strategy. See how we can improve or do things in a different way. Like you said, prepare to make mistakes, and learn lessons from them.

If we find something is giving positive results, keep working on it. Little by little we will reach success.

By: Lai Seng Choy

Lai Seng Choy — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 05:20:33 +0000

Yes, we must act after we learned or, otherwise, it is just our imagination or dreams only. Most importantly, after action and learning from mistake, we shall have more clearer picture on what we want and not easily being affected by so-called “noises” or “lobangs”. All fears will gradually disappear. Believe in yourself. You are unique and unreplacable. No one knows you better than youself. Train yourself, set reasonable and achievable targets on basis of your knowledge in investment. Keep learning from the process will lead you to the road of success.