Small tweaks to improve your decision making as an investor.
Spending an extra 10–15 minutes per trade on these tweaks compounds into better risk control,...
Even the most disciplined investors can fall prey to cognitive shortcuts that skew decision‑making.
Confirmation bias—seeking information that supports your existing views—is just one...
Sudden or significant wealth can reshape many areas of your life—your lifestyle, priorities, and even your social circle.
Does money drive a wedge between...
As you have probably heard by now, the latest T-Bills yields fell to 2.05%.
At 2.05% suddenly T-Bills no longer look that attractive.
And fixed deposits...
For some reason, I get a lot of questions on Keppel Infrastructure Trust.
Here’s one of the most recent questions I received recently:
Hi FH,
would you...
Resetting your finances doesn’t require a radical overhaul overnight—small, consistent actions compound into massive results over time.
James Clear’s Atomic Habits framework shows how...
I’ve been getting a lot of questions about China of late.
Because of the US-China tariffs, China stocks have sold off, which presents opportunity for...
Making mistakes as an investor is inevitable.
Financial markets are volatile and no investor gets it right every single time.
What are the most common mistakes,...
Growing wealth isn’t just about what you do with your money—it’s also about what you avoid.
Poor money decisions can sabotage your financial future,...
So I received this question from a reader recently.
“Dear FH,
I am subscriber of Dividend Investing Masterclass. I like your style of analysis and investing...
Markets are unpredictable, and humans are inevitably influenced by emotions, bias or incomplete information.
However, making mistakes can be beneficial for several reasons.
Mistakes provide valuable...