This email just came in this morning and is part of a string of email exchanges. It was a happy coincidence seeing how I just put up a blog post earlier regarding another email which I received from a reader in his early 20s too:
Hey AK, anyways i would like to take this opportunity to thank you for ur efforts to keep the blog updated. appreciate the time and i feel your posts are very enriching. Im only 21 this year :) been speculating in shares with my sibling's account.
Most of my friends are spending alot, sometimes i dont feel that im in the same league as them, im thinking stocks, investments, property and most of them are clubbing.. haha..
By the way, what do you do for a living?
Do you think 2011 will have as many investment opportunities than 2010?
Most of my friends are spending alot, sometimes i dont feel that im in the same league as them, im thinking stocks, investments, property and most of them are clubbing.. haha..
By the way, what do you do for a living?
Do you think 2011 will have as many investment opportunities than 2010?
My reply to the last question which I would like to share with all my readers was:
There will always be investment opportunities. Will there be more or less? I don't know but I think that is not important. Why? If there are more, could we take advantage of all of them? If I could identify a couple of opportunities and make money of those, it should be enough for me.
2 comments:
It is refreshing to know that there are youthful one in the work force that understands their needs for prudent spending and the returns of investment. Wish him/her the best of endeavours & happy+positive ROI. Wished I been that street-smart when I started working long time ago.
SnOOpy168
Hi SnOOpy168,
I think you are doing fine. You have a home that is fully paid.
You enjoyed your youth and I think that, in a way, is priceless, isn't it? ;)
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