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In the early 70s we did not have the privilege of mobile phones or apps by which we can purchase stocks of our choice within minutes like it is now. We have to buy or sell stocks through a stock broker. DBS stock was the 2nd stock I bought after a buying stock offered by my company when it listed in the stock exchange in SG. It was a blue chip stock. I picked up interest in buying share and the next stock I bought was DBS shares through a stock broker. When the blue chip stock price went up I wanted to see some quick money and requested the stock broker to sell it but instead the broker sold my DBS shares and guess what?  The price of DBS shares was ONLY $10.50 at the time it was sold.  Thereafter, I did not pursue the matter against the broker for selling the

I would definitely say losing money has taught me alot. Firstly, not to put my money into buying stocks that is popular without learning the financial standing of the company. Secondly, not to lean on my emotions and panic sell the stocks thinking it’s ok to lose a little money. Here is where I learned to be patient, of course some stocks will tumble and take too long to go up but if you don’t want to sell n lose yr $$$ you have to practise the virtue of patience and wait and meanwhile prepare yourself better for the future.

I just bought 200 DBS.

Is Broadcom a gd buy at this time? Experts' advice is appreciated.🙏🏽

I bought SG stocks since the 1990s but never bothered to follow the activities of the stock and just leave it there.  Now (35 yrs later) and retired have become interested in buying stocks and learning as much as possible when to buy, when not to buy, how much to buy and when to sell these stocks. Not only that, learning to pick up skills in reading company reports and identify good companies from the bad ones. Have lost some money in the forex market and will never go back into that again! Dangerous!!

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Gold is something that will never ever lose its value and have been going higher and higher in its value since I was a kid.  My mom use to buy gold jewelleries and keep to give us her daughters in future when we get married, but I never knew the value of gold at that age. It was only $30 per pavan which is defined as 7.98805 grams. (Explanation: The pound sovereign (1 pavan) is a unit of mass used in India's gold industry. It is equal to 7.98805 grams.) It was only $30.00 per pavan (8 gms 916 gold) 60 yrs ago. Today it is $145 per gram and per pavan is $1164/-.  So no matter you use gold to adorn yourself or keep as an investment, it is always going higher and higher in value.  I love to buy gold jewelleries for investment.

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  will definitely bounce back considering the demand for its chips. I have just added some Nvidia units to my portfolio. Need patience to wait and not act on emotional and political tariff turbulence by the US govt.

He's Jansen Huang not Juang!

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