$AIRPORT (5014.MY)$
Does privatisation mean they will buy retail-held shares for rm11/share? Will we be charged fees when it happens?
Does privatisation mean they will buy retail-held shares for rm11/share? Will we be charged fees when it happens?
Writing this down to document down my journey as a new investor.
I've bought some $Palantir (PLTR.US)$ at the pre-market session earlier, after some research that the company is starting to make profits, after the launch of their product AIP in 2023. Financials looked healthy and well, but I failed to factor in a crucial fact.
Investors at the time were at all-time high sentiment, as they were expecting an exponential growth similar to 2023, only to be let down by the actual earning...
I've bought some $Palantir (PLTR.US)$ at the pre-market session earlier, after some research that the company is starting to make profits, after the launch of their product AIP in 2023. Financials looked healthy and well, but I failed to factor in a crucial fact.
Investors at the time were at all-time high sentiment, as they were expecting an exponential growth similar to 2023, only to be let down by the actual earning...
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After reading @doctorpot1's post about the Modern Portfolio Theory (READ FIRST), some research was done to have a deeper understanding on the theory, and I've applied the theory to 3 paperfolios.
Before we start, there are some points to keep in mind.
1. Different from doctorpot's post, I'm allocating to VOO and QQQM as they offer lower expense ratio and potentially higher dividend returns as a tradeoff for lower AUM.
2. Due to limited data from $Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM.US)$ , efficie...
Before we start, there are some points to keep in mind.
1. Different from doctorpot's post, I'm allocating to VOO and QQQM as they offer lower expense ratio and potentially higher dividend returns as a tradeoff for lower AUM.
2. Due to limited data from $Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM.US)$ , efficie...
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$Test$
The goal is to seek for mid to long term investment opportunities with a moderate-aggressive risk appetite.
30% allocation in SPY S&P 500 ETF acts as the anchor for diversification because of the nature of the ETF which invests in the large caps in S&P 500, providing steady growth as proven from the past 30 year historical annual returns.
25% on MAYBANK serves as a fixed passive income with a relatively steady y-o-y growth. The company is in Malaysia's fi...
The goal is to seek for mid to long term investment opportunities with a moderate-aggressive risk appetite.
30% allocation in SPY S&P 500 ETF acts as the anchor for diversification because of the nature of the ETF which invests in the large caps in S&P 500, providing steady growth as proven from the past 30 year historical annual returns.
25% on MAYBANK serves as a fixed passive income with a relatively steady y-o-y growth. The company is in Malaysia's fi...
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