Beyond Crisis

SG 88
2022-09-30

What happend during crisis? No doubts lots of negative sentiments would fall upon us as investors.

  1. Too focus on crisis that loss sight of what's beyond crisis
  2.  Loss faint in what we know and what framework that we builded
  3.  Looking for professionals that gives us comfort in times of crisis

Sometimes, illussion over takes what has achieved by famous investors (Warren Buffett, George Soros and the likes) where major news would dwell into what they achieved vs what they mistakenly done. Afterall they are also human same as us, with some luck and skillset that overtime has improve tremendously.

Surely Kraft Heinz Warren's investment mistake shows that not everyone is perfect.

 Astonishingly, passive investors beat active investors in the long run.

Investing perspective

Having a portfolio investment that suit your needs and preferance.

It depends on what you as investor wants and able to provide in terms of:

  1. Time spent understanding the each business before investing
  2. Resources available in term of capital on long term basis
  3. Finding your own style of investing

While having an understanding that:

  1. Keep record of whats good whats not.
  2. Self-reflection is key rather than keep on procastinating
  3. Forward looking at what business model that works and whats not
  4. Understand the market volatility is norm.
  5. Invest base on findings and not base on rumours
  6. Business execution in any organisation needs a team of well discipline people, integrity and competence is crucial
  7. Track records may be an indicator of future progression, but may not be the actual outcome
  8. Economic change will definitely effect business operation and its result, but organisation persistency would ensure that its business outcome is achieve in grand scheme of things.

Understand oneself through investing would give you as an investor a long term perspective of what your personal investing objectives are.

What's your take on the current situation? Would you go off the market and stay till is all green and nice before entering again?

@TigerStars @MillionaireTiger 

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Comments

  • BillyWilliams
    2022-09-30
    BillyWilliams
    Nice share. Learning to control our emotion is very important beyond the crisis.
    • SG 88
      So true, one would need to look thru the "sea of red" to identify which business truly able to not only survive but also grow [Cool]
  • WernerBilly
    2022-09-30
    WernerBilly
    It's very hard to do now. No clear directions.
    • SG 88
      So true, one would need to look thru the "sea of red" to identify which business truly able to not only survive but also grow [Cool]
  • hellodarz888
    2022-10-04
    hellodarz888
    maybe it can survive a black swan?
    • SG 88
      I guess it's boils down to Demand Supply of ones product or services. In any give business model, Revenue and Cost management would determine its survival. The act of balancing it is the key [Cool]
  • Jade78
    2022-10-01
    Jade78
    Sound advice. Know yourself first then know your market. Thanks for the timely reminder.
  • 老实哥哥
    2022-10-04
    老实哥哥
    [微笑]
  • WinWinC
    2022-10-03
    WinWinC
    Ok
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