Mr. Southpaw

Many people find investing difficult. Just the very idea of it is a put-off. It's always hard to get the ball rolling. Between a day-job, house chores and family commitments, it is hard to imagine finding the time to fix your financial situation, immediately. Everybody's situation is different and there is no one-size-fits-all for getting out of or improving your financial situation. Nobody can really give you straight answers for your predicament. Re-Read The Book One way of getting around...

It is easy to regard investing in public international markets as some sort of validation and confirmation of your abilities and aptitudes. How in tune are you with the latest artificial intelligence and technological breakthroughs. How in tune are you to any of the other latest fads and trends to grip the world (such as blind box labubu dolls)? Are you on top of the latest global developments to the extent that you can invest and make money in them? Are you better than everybody else in...

Everybody wants to be Warren Buffett. The grandmaster of investing has plenty to offer, with a comprehensive record of shareholder letters and other materials, spun off to elaborate on his investing philosophy. Yet Buffett himself had suggested that there were a couple of ways to take after him - his previous cigar butt investing approach and the current wonderful company investing approach. He has hinted in lesser words that new investors may obtain better returns by investing in cigar...