Posted on November 13, 2009 - by Adrian Khiat

Starting an Investments Plan?

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I was questioned some clients on my capabilities in investment and asked to view my portfolio before they are willing to part their money for investment. I’m a very straight talking person and tell him that I’m a poor man. I don’t have much to invest; I don’t have a fantastic track record of investing on my own. I also don’t have a long track record of managing client’s fund.

I’m honest about my own capabilities that I’m not an investment guru or genius who can promises high returns without taking significant risk for my clients. I can’t spot the top or the bottom and I’ll not switch funds as often as they buy shares and I shall follow a systematic and disciplined methodology towards investments.

For those who feel that I’m not capable, I’ll wish them well in looking for the adviser with the crystal ball. They are very likely do better than me. I help those who don’t know or have no interest to know what to do.

What are the steps I took before investing my clients’ money? Read more…

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