A short back story to myself, ex medical student that's currently finishing his law degree in London. Will be heading back to Singapore in 2015. I got hooked on investing and entrepreneurship back in 2011, which eventually prompted me to quit medical school to do the most useful and shortest degree available.
I took the chance post medical school to learn about investing, and I started at a great time. I am bottoms-up fundamentals orientated value investor (think Warren Buffett, Seth Klarman, David Einhorn), and modeled the investment strategies that they were running and implemented it in Asia. It's worked out quite well, and I pull in my first little fortune in the past 3 years.
Business will continue chugging along and my income from it will increase with some ups and downs, but the long term trend is good. I've automated and systematized a lot of it, and its something that I will scale up with time, but I am looking at other things as its run its course for the next 1-2 years.
During my time in law school, I was crazy busy running my investment society, building a network, running my business. I skipped all my lectures (slightly ADHD and lectures put me to sleep)... so I had to come up with a system to study and memorize everything in the shortest time possible. Moonwalking WIth Einstein was the catalyst for the creation of my system, and I went from the bottom percentile to the top percentile, and look to graduate with a First Class from a top London law school.
Seeing that my memory is still horrible, and and I am as intelligent as I was when I did poorly in my first year, I intend to develop a training course and sell it to law students with the simple pitch... "Want To Graduate With Top Grades While Partying Everyday?"
I've tested the pitch out on several people and I think there's a market for it, especially given how hyper competitive the market is right now.
Anyway... that's the back-story. I've come to the forum to brainstorm, look for new ideas and business opportunities on what to do to take myself to the next level. I started out with a Tim Ferris like approach i.e. working out how much I need each year, but I think the Fastlane Method is far superior. My current investments return about 12 - 18% a year in the long run with a rough actual cash return of 3 - 4 % in dividends (tax free for me) each year.
That's good... but I am looking to see whether there are much better opportunities around that works well with small sums of capital.
Hope to learn from everyone.
I took the chance post medical school to learn about investing, and I started at a great time. I am bottoms-up fundamentals orientated value investor (think Warren Buffett, Seth Klarman, David Einhorn), and modeled the investment strategies that they were running and implemented it in Asia. It's worked out quite well, and I pull in my first little fortune in the past 3 years.
Business will continue chugging along and my income from it will increase with some ups and downs, but the long term trend is good. I've automated and systematized a lot of it, and its something that I will scale up with time, but I am looking at other things as its run its course for the next 1-2 years.
During my time in law school, I was crazy busy running my investment society, building a network, running my business. I skipped all my lectures (slightly ADHD and lectures put me to sleep)... so I had to come up with a system to study and memorize everything in the shortest time possible. Moonwalking WIth Einstein was the catalyst for the creation of my system, and I went from the bottom percentile to the top percentile, and look to graduate with a First Class from a top London law school.
Seeing that my memory is still horrible, and and I am as intelligent as I was when I did poorly in my first year, I intend to develop a training course and sell it to law students with the simple pitch... "Want To Graduate With Top Grades While Partying Everyday?"
I've tested the pitch out on several people and I think there's a market for it, especially given how hyper competitive the market is right now.
Anyway... that's the back-story. I've come to the forum to brainstorm, look for new ideas and business opportunities on what to do to take myself to the next level. I started out with a Tim Ferris like approach i.e. working out how much I need each year, but I think the Fastlane Method is far superior. My current investments return about 12 - 18% a year in the long run with a rough actual cash return of 3 - 4 % in dividends (tax free for me) each year.
That's good... but I am looking to see whether there are much better opportunities around that works well with small sums of capital.
Hope to learn from everyone.
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