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| The money tree is the tallest plant in the pot. |
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| Re-potting the cacti was more daunting a task. |
I hope I didn't damage their roots or something in the process. It would be totally inauspicious if the money tree should die on me.
What else do I do from time to time on weekends other than growing a money tree?
Well, I enjoy picking fruits from another money tree which I have been growing for many years.
Another money tree? It must be quite big to be bearing fruits, you might think.
Surprisingly, I don't need a pot or soil for this money tree. I just need a calculator, a pen and some paper. Got you!
Yes, it involves real money this time.
I am quite happy to spend some quality time with my money tree and my "money tree".
Like what you see? You can do it too. Believe it.
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Update (3 January 2016)
How is my money tree doing?
Not too bad. :)
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Hi AK, I grow moneyplant instead! Very easy to maintain!
ReplyDeleteboth pots of money trees looks great to me!
ReplyDeleteHi AK,
ReplyDeleteWhy is a securities firm sending you share certificates? I have never received such letters before, usually it is from SGX.
Hi RetailTrader,
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a boy, I remember staying in a house with a money plant. It was a giant of a plant and covered an entire fence on one side of the garden. It was beautiful! :)
Unfortunately, I don't have the luxury of space in my little hut in the sky now. :(
Hi MaoMao,
ReplyDeleteSome bits of my investments are held in a nominee account. :)
A "nominee account" is a type of account in which a stockbroker holds shares belonging to clients.
(Source: Investopedia.)
Hi Capricon,
ReplyDeleteI think it depends on the brokerage and maybe the agreement we have with them. For me, there is no extra cost. Well, I don't remember there being any. -.-"
I also have these same stocks in my CDP account. Not everything is in the nominee account. So, I can still go to AGMs if I want to although I usually don't. Too lazy. -.-"
My broker arranged this facility for me many, many years ago because it was more convenient for me. I remember those were the days I had to send in cheques to pay for my purchases. Those were the T+7 days. Subsequently, it became T+5 and T+3.
So, having this facility allows me to ignore the T+3 issue. :)
Hi AK
ReplyDeleteCan one! Moneyplant can be big or small. I grow mine in a 5 inch diameter pot. Bought it from Ikea at $1.50!
Hi RetailTrader,
ReplyDelete$1.50? OK, for $1.50, I might just experiment to see if I could control its growth although I am a bit apprehensive. LOL. ;p
New photo of my money tree added. :)
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