So .....
There's a saying " You fail to plan , you plan to fail. " Many Organisations would like to act on this ( having constant KPI .) ,but there are many cases where you have seen them over planning things and the outcome is undesirable due to unforseen factors and circumstances .
Well , the only constant is change i would say . So as above what's the game plan for Small-Time in 2014 ?
Small-Time would like to adapt the plan of " Do nothing , React accordingly ." Further more , Mr Market would not always adhere what you planned , and perhaps chances of him thwarting your plan too .
Small -Time would like to advocate more time on building general knowledge in things he is interested in and also training himself up physically as an "Old Soldier " for his upcoming In-Camp Training .
Small -Time would too pay attention to the Mr Market as in the following :
1) Abenomics (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abenomics)
2) U.S PMI , Job Employment , Unemployment , Properties.
3) China Shadow Banking (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_banking_system)
4) Local Straits Times Index news and information
Small-Time would like to target S$100 dividends per month in 2014 .
Lastly , would you share with Small-Time " What's your/the plan in 2014 ? "
无为; 随缘
ReplyDeleteSmall Time Investor,
I guess we are more or less same same ;)
Hi SMOL
DeleteWould like to share with you this song "給自己的歌 " by 李宗盛...:)
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Hi small time investor
ReplyDeleteIve been following your blog but I think its my first time commenting.
Hope the best to you in 2014 and success willfollow to those with a plan :)
HI B
DeleteI have been following your blog too .
Wishing you the best too in 2014 :)
Dear Administrator of Small Time Investor (http://small-timeinvestor.blogspot.sg/)
ReplyDeleteA Happy New Year to You! My name is Tom.
I have been reading your blog and find your posts both insightful and useful.
Like yourself, I also blog on financial topics like stocks and wealth creation. My humble blog is at Singapore Stocks Investing (http://singapore-stocks-investing.blogspot.com).
With the beginning of a brand new year, I aim to create and add more value to my readers, and for this, I have thought of featuring the works of good financial bloggers on my blog via a blogroll feature (you can see some blogs listed on the blogroll on my blog).
I really believe that your blog should be shared with my readers too as the posts are good, hence would you be interested in a reciprocal blog link exchange with me (i.e. each of our blogs will appear on the blog roll of the other)?
There is no obligation, do let me know if you are interested in this partnership.
Thank You.
Warmest Regards,
Tom (singaporeshortstories@gmail.com)
Agree that knowledge is important building block in your investment journey.
ReplyDeleteNice article. You can check out the various investment books in my blog, SG Wealth Builder (www.sgwealthbuilder.com).
Regards,
Gerald
www.sgwealthbuilder.com