Are you free on the 31st of May (Saturday) from 9am to 1.30pm? If you are, you might want to go listen to Mr. Roger Montgomery, a famous value investor, who will speak for 2 hours at an event organised by ShareInvestor.
He will share his knowledge and experience and cover topics like the following:
- Strategies to Spot High Quality Businesses to Improve your Returns on Stocks.
- How to Buy the Best Stocks for Less Than they're worth?
I know for a fact that it is not cheap to bring in big names like him. So, when I was approached to help spread the word about the event, I was surprised that tickets are priced at only $9.90 for one and $14.80 for a pair.
For those who also do some trading, you will also be interested to know that there is another speaker at the event, Mr. Stuart McPhee.
He will cover topics like the following:
- Trading Strategies in the Stock Indices & Commodities Market.
- How To Identify High Probability Patterns when Trading Forex?
With tickets priced at $9.90 each, I was somewhat worried but I have been assured by the organiser that "there will be no selling or backend products throughout the event."
However, Oanda will be promoting their platform during the event and if you should open an account with them, you will get a book by either Stuart or Roger for free!
I love getting value for money and, in my opinion, this is a value for money event! If you would like to find out more or buy tickets, follow this link: Asia Invest Symposium.
Wishing everyone a happy Sunday!
2 comments:
Attended it today. I totally skip FX part. But I like Roger's part, let me know what ROE exactly means in terms of growth. The explanation about high dividend payout may not a good idea, I think again, actually the key assumption is the dividend won't be re-invested, that demonstrate the power of compounding again.
But for valuation part, not really understand. Maybe someone else attend this symposium can share too.
Hi Ah John,
I am happy that you found the event rewarding. Knowledge is built up gradually over time.
I didn't attend the event but I would like to say that there are so many approaches available and what I would urge anyone to do is to find what we are good at and master that.
Of course, before we can find out what we are good at, we have to find out about the different approaches as much as possible first. :)
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