by elmads Introduction All endeavours that relates to committing money with the expectation of it to grow in the future is called investing. Either, it’ll be for starting our own business, or just exchanging money for an asset that we deem will appreciate overtime. The question here is, how will Read more…
by elmads This is the second part of the Liquidity & Debt Metric series. If you have not read the 1st part yet, I’ve provided the link down below. “Fundamental Analysis – Liquidity Metrics Part 1” A company’s survivability is based on how secure their financials are. The one who Read more…
by elmads Introduction A couple of years ago, I was doing my own study about the 2008 financial global financial crisis. A lot of things happened during that time, and It was incomprehensible how the real estate and banking industry let that bubble happen. It was all human error, or Read more…
by elmads DISCLAIMER 1: This is a work of fiction. Unless otherwise indicated, all the names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents in this blog are either the product of the writer’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events Read more…
by elmads Introduction Time can never be taken away, that’s why it is considered as one of the most important commodity to the human kind. Money actually can help us with that specific dilemma. Don’t get me wrong, it’s true that money can never buy back time, but what it Read more…
DISCLAIMER: This is taken from the book “A wealth of common sense : why simplicity trumps complexity in any investment plan” by Ben Carlson. I did not have any input on this book nor have anything to gain by sharing it. This is for informational and educational purposes only. This Read more…
DISCLAIMER: This is taken from the book “A wealth of common sense : why simplicity trumps complexity in any investment plan” by Ben Carlson. I did not have any input on this book nor have anything to gain by sharing it. This is for informational and educational purposes only. This Read more…
by elmads Introduction Most people, including myself, would probably work day in and day out for most of our lives. There are some who will be genuinely happy in what they’ll be doing, others are in the middle (the okay kind of work for them), while several individuals will be Read more…
by elmads This might be a confusing blog for my readers, because just recently, I posted a blog titled “Is the home we live in an investment?”, and I emphasized there that most homes can still be an investment, but its returns will most likely disappoint most people when compared Read more…
by elmads Introduction This is a very controversial topic that has been talked about for decades. Two sides argue that a home you live in is not an investment, while the other side begs to differ. The actual confusion here comes from the main subject of this topic. What do Read more…