What can investors learn from assassins?

I am spending quite a bit of time watching Hunter X Hunter (2011) now.

In the latest episode I watched, Killua thought of the advice his father, a professional assassin, gave him:

"Listen to me... Never take risks.

"Act only when success is guaranteed.

"Otherwise, wait.

"Waiting is our most crucial job.

"If victory isn't assured, revealing your strength is the most foolish move to make."

What can investors learn from assassins? I wonder.

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1. Hunter X Hunter (2011).
2. AK71's simple strategy.

Genmaicha.

I drink green tea regularly. It is an inexpensive and healthy drink with antioxidants, not the sweetened types sold in cans and bottles, of course.

Then, I was introduced to Genmaicha a few years ago at Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. Very nice!

What is Genmaicha? Green tea with roasted brown rice.

This type of tea was originally drunk by poor Japanese, as the rice served as a filler and reduced the price of the tea; which is why it is also known as the "people's tea." It was also used by those persons fasting for religious purposes or who found themselves to be between meals for long periods of time.
Source: Wikipedia.



Today, instead of buying my regular OSK green tea from NTUC Fairprice, I bought a box of Genmaicha. 50 satchets for only S$5.95.

Made in Japan and not by its neighbour.

Individually packed.

Nice color.

Will provide me with weeks of drinking pleasure without the atas pricing of Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. That makes me happy!