Bro, what's your read of UJ?
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Bro, what's your read of UJ?
Like that must have very good timing and buy and sell the properties at the right time but i think even if people don't possess such ability still can buy properties and rent out/own stay, over the long term properties are okay investments when held over sufficient long period of time even if bought at the wrong time.
Uncle.....
命里有时终须有 命里无时莫强求。
That is why I always say TIME is more important than WEALTH.
Hence everyone is wealthy, just without knowing it.
Money buy a lot of thing, but ..........when time is up...... You leave and most of the time leave without a legacy.
I am passionate in investment, maybe obsess until a very extend.
In life, just do what will make you happy. And right now my happiness derive from buying a home in Johor Baru which I will retire in.
A place which no one know me. I just want to be alone and read thousand of books I have yet read.
命里有时终须有 命里无时莫强求。
That is why I always say TIME is more important than WEALTH.
Hence everyone is wealthy, just without knowing it.
Money buy a lot of thing, but ..........when time is up...... You leave and most of the time leave without a legacy.
I am passionate in investment, maybe obsess until a very extend.
In life, just do what will make you happy. And right now my happiness derive from buying a home in Johor Baru which I will retire in.
A place which no one know me. I just want to be alone and read thousand of books I have yet read.
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There is a book I read and cherish.
Timing the real estate market by Craig Hill.
This book is one of the top 5 most important book of my life.
If you do not time, you can buy in JB in 1983 and sold out in 2005 and miss the biggest bull market history of the whole Malaysia.
Buying in Penang andSingapore in 2012 when my mentor is selling.
If you do not time, you are just following the crowd. And that make you one of the herd......
It is like bringing a knife to a gun fight.
Note: I usually leave the party early. I do not stay until everyone is drunk or a fight break out. (Timing in a layman term)
Timing the real estate market by Craig Hill.
This book is one of the top 5 most important book of my life.
If you do not time, you can buy in JB in 1983 and sold out in 2005 and miss the biggest bull market history of the whole Malaysia.
Buying in Penang andSingapore in 2012 when my mentor is selling.
If you do not time, you are just following the crowd. And that make you one of the herd......
It is like bringing a knife to a gun fight.
Note: I usually leave the party early. I do not stay until everyone is drunk or a fight break out. (Timing in a layman term)
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...poor fella who gave way to her must be banging his head......never pay to do a good deed in this case? Criminals possibly know better that not everyone can strike lottery.....but easier to strike lottery winners...so old lady beware....criminals from Iskandar will migrate to US liao.
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How careless of you. If Lemans bet against you base on what you've said above, you will surely lose.
True, buy and sell property at the wrong time has a devastating impact on one's life. Some people don't or can't do timing when buying property due to personal needs arising such as a roof over one's head, to get married, need bigger space when children come along, move for convenience to be near parents, to improve chances of getting into good schools, etc. Some people tried to do timing but timed wrongly. Anyway the point is if no ability to make fast and big money still can plod along and make small money via rental returns lor haha.. Btw just curious, can share what are the other top 4 most important books in your life?
Went to Puteri Harbour and Legoland yesterday. Traders Hotel is quite nice, it looks really simple on the ground floor because the grand reception area and a restaurant is on the 2nd floor. Olive Kitchen, a new restaurant which is facing the Public Marina in Puteri Harbour serves really delicious Indian food and the ambience is great too. Here are some photos;
Puteri Harbour
Olive Kitchen @ Puteri Harbour
Bottom: Goan Prawn Curry
Top right: Murg Tikka Butter Masala (Tender boneless chicken cooked in Tandoor and then simmered in... ...)
Top left: Garlic Naan.
All together: Heavenly combination :P''' Yummy!
Traders Hotel's reception area at 2nd floor
Traders Hotel and Little Red Cube
Legoland Hotel
Puteri Harbour
Olive Kitchen @ Puteri Harbour
Bottom: Goan Prawn Curry
Top right: Murg Tikka Butter Masala (Tender boneless chicken cooked in Tandoor and then simmered in... ...)
Top left: Garlic Naan.
All together: Heavenly combination :P''' Yummy!
Traders Hotel's reception area at 2nd floor
Traders Hotel and Little Red Cube
Legoland Hotel
On. Have you bought 2 units of Astaka?
Congrats! At least this one you can smell the SPAs.
1. Kondratieff Cycle aka The Major Economic Cycle (ca 1925)
Russian author is a Soviet economist Nikolai Kondratiev
2. Goldbugs - James Dines
Find this 2 first.
Not available in bookshop. I got my copy from James Dines directly.
Russian author is a Soviet economist Nikolai Kondratiev
2. Goldbugs - James Dines
Find this 2 first.
Not available in bookshop. I got my copy from James Dines directly.
Nice photos.
You are there for the new launch today?
You are there for the new launch today?
Went to Puteri Harbour and Legoland yesterday. Traders Hotel is quite nice, it looks really simple on the ground floor because the grand reception area and a restaurant is on the 2nd floor. Olive Kitchen, a new restaurant which is facing the Public Marina in Puteri Harbour serves really delicious Indian food and the ambience is great too. Here are some photos;
Puteri Harbour
Olive Kitchen @ Puteri Harbour
Bottom: Goan Prawn Curry
Top right: Murg Tikka Butter Masala (Tender boneless chicken cooked in Tandoor and then simmered in... ...)
Top left: Garlic Naan.
All together: Heavenly combination :P''' Yummy!
Traders Hotel's reception area at 2nd floor
Traders Hotel and Little Red Cube
Legoland Hotel
No one will lose money.
Just encouraging other to buy EL and HH if they do not like Astaka.
Just encouraging other to buy EL and HH if they do not like Astaka.
...one of a kind development, better than Sky 88....congrats....would have invested if have the bullet.
Let me qualify myself, there is no right or wrong but just a matter investment principle which I differs and rightly pointed out by shctaw that's due to our experience/perspective. Let me share my view:
I have always believe in buying based on location, location and location. My advice for young investors is not to punt like most would in the stock market. Property is not as liquid hence, it's for long haul.
My advice for property investment is two prong approach. Firstly, build a steady and sustainable stream of passive rentals. Secondly, invest for capital gain projects which will then allow you to further enhance your passive income stream.
Having said all that, I am not one who will look at timing the market (again not saying is wrong) but rather concentrate on the intrinsic value of the property (eg, location, accessibility, security, amenities, etc). Basically, "value investment" rather than following the herd too.
Again, most can see that me and shctaw have differing view point but these are just two options. Which is the right option, depends very much on your investment objectives and your risk appetite.
Cheers
N
I have always believe in buying based on location, location and location. My advice for young investors is not to punt like most would in the stock market. Property is not as liquid hence, it's for long haul.
My advice for property investment is two prong approach. Firstly, build a steady and sustainable stream of passive rentals. Secondly, invest for capital gain projects which will then allow you to further enhance your passive income stream.
Having said all that, I am not one who will look at timing the market (again not saying is wrong) but rather concentrate on the intrinsic value of the property (eg, location, accessibility, security, amenities, etc). Basically, "value investment" rather than following the herd too.
Again, most can see that me and shctaw have differing view point but these are just two options. Which is the right option, depends very much on your investment objectives and your risk appetite.
Cheers
N
Of course you are right. Everyone have a different approach.
Maybe a near broke experience changes me. Just treat me like a "X-men without gut".
I read every word everyone type; learn them; analysise them and implement them if possible.
Thanks for sharing.
PS: I usually do not take in rental income as consideration due to my own condo in D15 been vacant for 5 months before. (after SARS 2004)
Maybe a near broke experience changes me. Just treat me like a "X-men without gut".
I read every word everyone type; learn them; analysise them and implement them if possible.
Thanks for sharing.
PS: I usually do not take in rental income as consideration due to my own condo in D15 been vacant for 5 months before. (after SARS 2004)
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Very mature and thoughtful replies. Kudos to both of you.
Everything is relative. Only hindsight is 20/20. The profile of every investor is different and his investment strategy is fine-tuned for his own characteristics and personality.
Everything is relative. Only hindsight is 20/20. The profile of every investor is different and his investment strategy is fine-tuned for his own characteristics and personality.
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Yes, a wise man learns from another's mistakes, a fool from his own. But that is still better than not learning at all. 
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