
How to Assess the Financial Results of a REIT like a Pro? (Part 1)
Lately, I received a list of questions on assessing the financial results of a REIT in Malaysia via email. The email contains an ExcelSheet and is written in Mandarin Chinese.
Lately, I received a list of questions on assessing the financial results of a REIT in Malaysia via email. The email contains an ExcelSheet and is written in Mandarin Chinese.
Once again, an age-old debate on which is better: Dividends or Growth? I’m positive many would opt for Growth over Dividends, believing that ‘Growth’ is the bigger money and ‘Dividends’ are
Several years ago, I studied Cypark Resources Bhd (Cypark), a renewable energy and waste management company listed on Bursa Malaysia. I recalled that it had always been trading at RM
Personally, as part of continuous investment education, I’ll download, read, and study Warren Buffett’s letters in Annual Reports of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. The letters contain wisdom, principles and 7 decades
When I first migrated to the USA, I contemplated buying a Tesla. We wanted an SUV. Too bad that a Tesla Model X is still way more expensive, about 2x
Lately, I received an email from a subscriber of DividendVault.com. In the email, it revealed the subscriber’s scepticism of investing due to fear of losing money. Personally, I believe that this
One of the recurring passive income streams investors can get is dividend income from public listed companies. For example, shareholders of Public Bank have been receiving dividends for decades. As
Believe it or not, I never had a single Ringgit placed into FD in my entire life. Why? I obtained a full-flexi loan to buy my first property when I was in
Recently, I have hosted a webinar presented by KC Lau on Time Value of Money. Of which, he demonstrated how to use XIRR to calculate the Compound Annual Growth Rate