Investors must adapt to changes in demand and supply. History does not always repeat
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
Crisis creates problems but also provides opportunities that are hard to come by in normal time
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
It is not wise to borrow money to invest in equities when the market is at record high even though interest rate is at extreme low
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
Equities will generally outperform fixed deposits in the long run especially during low interest rate periods
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
ESG companies may not be able to outperform at all times but will benefit the world in the long run
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
Growth strategy does not outperform the value strategy all the times. Growth companies and value companies do not have the same business cycle
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
Never cultivate expensive habits. You are likely to have lesser money to invest when the bad time comes
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
One of the best and simple defensive strategies in equity investing is to raise cash when the market or share prices are too high
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
Falling in love with a stock near its peak is not wisdom. Failing to buy a stock that has corrected sharply but that possesses a good management team and which is expected to continue growing is to miss an excellent buying opportunity
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
A contrarian near the peak or the bottom of a cycle will enjoy better returns and is likely to outperform his peers
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
It is not advisable to put short term funds in equities when the market is too high. The correction may force you to sell at a loss
Dr. Tan Chong KoayFounder & Chief Strategist
Predicting the exact timing of a market crash is not easy but guessing near the time of crash is possible and acting accordingly will benefit the investor enormously