Possible? Photo adapted from Singapore Matters’
Month: November 2014

Last week for me, is all about a hectic business travels all over China for me. The trip goes like this, Singapore-Beijing-Tianjing-Nantong-Suzhou-Shanghai-Singapore. Phew….! While in

Most people may think a successful investor is one that excels in spotting great companies, invest in it and then get rewarded with high returns.

Peter Lynch (Wikipedia) one of the most enviable fund manager of all time written in his Book “One Up on Wall Street” that we should

This post continues from previous post (Part 1)… As extracted from the book, below article depicts summary of Lee Kuan Yew’s philosophy expressed in his own