Anonymous

30 Oct 2020

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How to get started? Do you invest in companies on the rise/projected to rise, or established companies or buy companies when the price drops?

What ratio and things should I look out for when trying to invest (eg. cashflow, expense ratio etc.)?

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Chan Ze Ming

30 Oct 2020

Accountancy and Finance Student at Nanyang Polytechnic

Hello,

I started off investing with roboadvisors (Stashaway) and slowly learn from the content they post as well as my own research. As for the second part of the question, I would say, established companies at a cheap price. (But must have the potential to gain back and not in failing industry). I usually look out for the share price but I usually get abit impatient so.. haha (buying for long term). i think the examples u gave are fine.

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1M45

30 Oct 2020

Invest in yourself.
Equip with knoweldge & emotionally prepared.

Would propose just buy index fund. Rather than stock pick for beginner.

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Lee John

30 Oct 2020

Suggest you read books and articles online to compare the methods used for valuation and identifying...

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