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Posted by Prosperity2888 > 2014-08-09 19:13 | Report Abuse
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Posted by Surelaughdie > 2014-09-01 12:56 | Report Abuse
上战者, 必立己以不敗只地, 而後求战。
Posted by aunloke > 2014-09-01 13:13 | Report Abuse
In stocks, you buy when you know you can win not if you hope to win.
Posted by calvintaneng > 2014-09-01 13:16 | Report Abuse
Very Good,
Long before the Japanese Invaded Malaya there were 6,000 Japanese working in Malaya & Singapore. They worked as barbers, photographers, prostitutes & traders.
Why were they here? Ha! They were spies for Imperial Japan! Especially the barbers and photographers! The barbers gathered vital information through conversation with the local people. The Japanese Photographers have their field day taking thousands and thousands of photos all throughout Malaya - mapping out the attack routes all the way from Kelantan to Singapore!
They also have knowledge of the Big Guns pointing seaward at Fort Siloso in Sentosa Island, Singapore. They outsmarted the British.
Before War broke out with Malaya these photographers went home to Japan & returned as Invading Command Officers!! They know every nook & corner of Malaya - far better than the British or even the local people themselves.
In a very short time Malaya fell & General Percival surrendered in the fall of Singapore. At the time of Surrender the British Army Was Twice the Size in Number compared to the Japanese soldiers. Yet the Jap won by Military Strategy!
Before Investing in Goldman Sachs another Financial Strategist Called Warren Buffet already Found Out That Goldman Sachs is Top 7 Sherholders of BJ Corp.
Warren Knew That BJ Corp Sits on
1) HIGH NTA & A LOW ENTRY PRICE. BJ CORP NTA IS RM1.30 Price Now 51 Cents.
Discount to NTA is 55%! His SIFU Tells him. Must buy with at least 30% Discount for Margin of Safety. BJ Corp passed this criteria!
2) Warren Believe Buying A Share Is Buying Into REAL BUSINESSES THAT PROVIDE REAL GOODS & REAL SERVICES. He own lots of them in Berkshire Hathaway! And he recognised this same tread in BJ CORP - Starbuck Coffee, 7 Eleven (private), Wendy, Kenny Rogers, Papa John, Cosway (1,500 stores), Berjaya Sompo Insurance, Edgedaily, Sun papers, Berjaya Times Square, BJ Auto MAZDA CARS, Magni Tech, Berjaya Capital (Stock Broking Services) & A Whole Host of All Highly Profitable Companies.
3) Warren Also Know That Berjaya Hills has a Ridiculous Old Ancient Book Value of RM1.45 Per Sq Ft. He knew Colmar French Resort Is Free For The Taking by buying Berjaya Hills land at a Rock Bottom Price of RM1.45 psf.
Warren also saw that BJ Corp's Batu Pahat Prime Mixed Developments at RM2.14 MUST BE DIRT CHEAP!
4) SO WARREN LOADED UP ON GOLDMAN SACHS SHARES AS IT IS A PROXY TO BJ CORP!
HE LOADED UP SO MUCH GOLDMAN SACHS SHARES THAT GOLDMAN IS NOW
TOP NUMBER 11 IN BERKSHIRE SHAREHOLDINGS!
DID YOU GET THE JAPANESE STRATEGY?
DO YOU GET WARREN'S CURRENT STRATEGY? HE BOUGHT INTO GOLDMAN IN YEAR 2013.
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This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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Posted by AyamTua > 2014-08-09 18:57 | Report Abuse
one of the way to win? having a positive mindset in a negative market sentiment: kikiki to the bank.