CS3

It has come to a time where I have decided to close this blog. It has been close to a year since I started writing "the new boy plunger". I hope that you have benefited in one way or another through some of my articles. I will still continue to trade and start on another trading endeavor. Hopefully, I can come back better and write more meaningful articles.

Therefore, this post shall mark the end of my student trader life. I guess it is really nice to end off achieving my dream of presenting in front of a huge crowd. Really thank you all who have been supporting this blog. =) Ciao...

Investment Talk at NTU

Hi everyone, I will be speaking in this investment talk held in my school, Nanyang Technological University. My presentation will be mainly on my investment philosophy. The details of the talk are as follows:

Date: 18 February 2010
Time: 1830 hrs
Venue: Lee Kong Chian Lecture Theatre, Nanyang Technological University
50 Nanyang Avenue (S) 639798

I will like to invite readers of this blog and will want to meet you in person. This is probably the one and only time where I will be giving a proper presentation and I'm really fortunate that my club has given me this chance.

Regards
Jin

iPad 2.0

I think there is enough negativity written about the iPad or the "iTampon". I will not go down the line with this post, rather, I shall highlight some idea that iPad 2.0 should work around. These ideas were raised by the team running this blog, especially our IT manager, KX.

Ground Zero Approach Part II

To some extent, Ground Zero is really about simple economics. I guess this is why freakonomics becomes famous as it revamps the way economics is being used. Coincidentally, all the writers of this blog are fond readers of freakonomics. I once discussed this approach with a fellow member of my investment club and she found it hard to follow my logic. It might also be possible that some of you might find it difficult as well. Let me use Ford as an example.

Ground Zero Approach

All this while I have been trying to consolidate a strong concept for people to latch on and apply. I want to teach. Clearly, I disagree with people are doing with FA and TA. But my style of analysis is a bit fuzzy and airy too as it tends towards something like behavioral finance. Kenny introduces the phrase "Ground Zero Approach" and I buy that. It is probably because ground zero thinks from a really weird way and seek to understand the underlying main concern or relationship.