Wealth ~ Lower risk and increase the chances of success

Net cash companies have relatively low risk.
Except for financial and utility companies, companies in other industries with positive net cash are relatively good.

It's important to have trustworthy management, and it's best for the major shareholders of the management to hold at least a 20% equity stake.

It's best to concentrate investments in 5 high-quality companies, diversify across different industries, and then diligently follow the status of the companies you hold to decide whether to continue holding or to sell.

The more successful an investor is, the less they buy and sell.
People who get burned in the stock market are often hyperactive, speculating based on stock quotes and struggling to eat or sleep. Frequent trading only brings mental stress, putting the body in a harmful and tense state. Why bother for such a small gain?

While value investors patiently wait for wealth appreciation, they have plenty of time to engage in activities they enjoy, such as reading, exercising, and spending time with family and friends.
Short-term investors need to bear the pressure of stock price fluctuations, which can be very harmful to health.

Being able to buy is being an apprentice, being able to sell is being a master.
Long-term investment is not a lifetime commitment, just a long-term growth. Hold on. When the stock market is overheated, the stock price rises too fast, PE ratio exceeds 25 times, and the stock price is significantly overvalued, that's a good time to sell.
If the company's performance deteriorates and the future performance will not improve; or if the performance does not grow QoQ / declines QoQ, you must sell off the shares in hand.

Investing in dividend stocks is a conservative and safe method.
When the stock price of a blue-chip company falls to a level higher than the fixed deposit interest rate, buy and hold, sell when it is the same as the fixed deposit interest rate.
If the fixed deposit interest rate is 4%
✅ Stock price Rm10, dividend 80 Sen, dividend yield is 8%
Higher than the fixed deposit interest rate, it can be bought
When the stock price rises to Rm20, with a dividend of 80 Sen and a dividend yield of 4%.
Should sell.
It is best for the source of dividend distribution to come from the company's <free cash flow>, rather than relying on borrowing to distribute dividends.