5 Years of Reflection


Investment Process, Psychology, Reflection, Strategy, Time

PDF Version *** These are a collection of my thoughts on investing over the past 5 years. Some from learning and observation, others through meditation on my own mistakes. 1. I have always enjoyed reading. Maybe that’s why I got into value investing. When I started, I would read anything I can get my hands […]

Selldown Despite Good Profit


Investment Process, Psychology, Selling

The question upon every quarterly result season always revolve around why companies get sell down despite registering good profit growth. The reasons can be plenty but to name a few: Randomness – Daily movement of share price carries more noise than signal so the movement could be totally random and possibly has nothing to do with […]

Investing lesson from Focus Lumber


Investment Process, Margin of Safety, Psychology

I have previously written a few articles on Focus Lumber and the timber industry and the links are below. Examining the earning power of Focus Lumber   Finding the real numbers in timber & furniture stocks and some key observations   Timber to furniture – The thing with currency, on value chain, Hevea, Homeritz & […]