As we approach the end of 2020, I celebrate 10 years of investing since starting my investment journey during National Service. From investing my personal money to taking up the role of managing the family assets after I graduated and subsequently starting a fund with my 2 partners. Over the last 10 years or so, it has felt like the world has changed considerably. Similarly, my investment approach has continued to change and improve over time. During my initial years when I was managing my own personal money, the investment approach was more influenced by Graham, where it was more quantitative – buying stocks that were trading at a significant discount to their book values. These were predominantly small to mid cap companies such as PNE Industries, Powermatic Data Systems, Memtech International, AviTech Electronics to name a few; these were otherwise known as Net Net Companies or the Deep Value Investing...