10 Timeless Investing Lessons from Warren Buffett’s Biggest Deals
How does a small textile mill transform into an empire that compounds at an astonishing 19.7% annually over six decades? If you had invested just $1,000 in Berkshire Hathaway in 1965,
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Is Low P/E Ratio Necessarily an Attractive Buy?
Let’s say we have two stocks: A Co and B Co. A Co’s current P/E Ratio stands at 20. B Co’s current P/E Ratio stands at 30. So, does it mean that A
XIRR for Stock Investors: Why and How to Calculate It?
Imagine this. Let’s assume you bought 1,000 shares of Public Bank Bhd at RM4.35 a share on March 5, 2021. Then, you bought another 2,000 shares of Public Bank Bhd at RM3.78
Bursa: 8 Things to Know about Oriental Kopi before investing (Updated: 2025)
A year ago, I wrote an article that summarised my studies on Oriental Kopi’s IPO Prospectus. To recap, in 2024, Oriental Kopi had 20 outlets, earned RM43.1 million, and was intending
Lack of Capital: Is this an Obstacle to Dividend Investing in Malaysia?
Podcast - Is a Lack of Capital an Obstacle to Dividend Investing in Malaysia? Here’s a question. How much capital is needed to build a stock portfolio to earn RM1,000 in dividends
Reinvestment Opportunities: The Fuel Towards Achieving Multi-Baggers
Lately, I have been studying Markel Group’s annual reports. In brief, Markel Group has its roots as a specialty insurance firm and has over time, matured and expanded into a holding
How to Identify Good Quality Dividend Stocks in Malaysia: Think Like a Banker
When evaluating dividend stocks, many investors look at dividend yield alone. But sustainable dividends come from sustainable businesses. A simple way to improve your investment decisions is to think like a banker. Consider
Cash Drag vs Capital Allocators – Separating Compounders from Hoarders
As an investor, I liked companies that are in a net cash position. I viewed it as a sign of financial strength. That view had changed slightly. Today, I realised there is another
Looking For High Dividend Yields in Malaysia: Why Can They Be Deceiving?
One of the reasons to invest in stocks is to earn dividends. Presently, many hold a view - “The higher its dividend yield, the better a stock is for investment for