Sharpe Ratio
by The Sharpe Ratio is a measure of the risk-adjusted return on an investment. It was created by William F. Sharpe. The Ratio takes into account …
Category: 2022
2022 / Blog Posts / Global / Investing / Stocks / Useful Resources
Warren Buffett stock picks and what to learn from him
Hey everyone! In today’s post, I will be taking a page out of Warren Buffet’s book on how to determine what companies to invest in. …
2022 / Blog Posts / Global / Options
Options Crash Course
What are Options? Hey all, this week we will cover a new topic: Options! What are options? An option is a contract that gives the …
FOMC Minutes and what we should expect
Hey everyone! For this week, I thought it would be a good idea to look at the FOMC minutes released the past week. The Federal …
2022 / Blog Posts / Budgeting / Global / Useful Resources
How to budget? Using Google Sheets as a budgeting tool
Hey everyone! Today I will be going through how to use the Google Sheets budget tracker templates. This is a follow-up to my past post …
2022 / Blog Posts / Global / Investing / Singapore / Stocks / Useful Resources
Robo Advisors: Best investment strategy? Think again
Hey everyone, with the rise in popularity of robo advisors, I thought I would make an article on them. While they are great investment tools, …
American Depositary Shares & Receipts
Hey everyone! For all those investing in the US stock market, I’m sure you have heard of American Depositary Shares (ADS) and American Depositary Receipts …
2022 / Blog Posts / General / Global / Useful Resources
Mediocristan vs Extremistan
Hey everyone! This week, I decided to cover a topic slightly different from the norm. Today we will be covering two categories in which random …
2022 / Blog Posts / Global / Stocks
Understanding Stock Splits and Reverse Stock Splits
Hi everyone! Today we will be discussing stock splits and reverse stock splits
2022 / Blog Posts / CPF / Singapore / Useful Resources
Ordinary Account (OA) vs Special Account (SA)
What’s the difference? Hi everyone! Today we will be talking about two accounts in the Central Provident Fund (CPF), the Ordinary Account (OA) and the …