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How To Invest
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How to value a stock using cash flow
First, let’s just have a small chat about cryptocurrency. As you may know, crypto asset values have crashed like the…
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Dividends vs. buybacks: Which is better for investors?
There are two main ways for a company to return capital to its shareholders: dividends and share buybacks. While both…
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Read a proxy statement in 10 minutes: How to suss out a company’s management
A proxy statement is a document filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by a publicly listed company.…
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Volatility vs. risk: The psychology of falling share prices
In a bear market, many investors worry about falling stock prices and that their hard-earned money will be wiped out…
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How playing poker taught me to be a better investor
Annie Duke is a former professional poker player who has written a book called Thinking in Bets. She is a…
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What a low carbon economy looks like
The signs of a low carbon economy are almost everywhere in today’s world. Electric vehicles are growing in popularity and…
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How ‘Britain’s Warren Buffett’, Terry Smith, invests in the stock market
Terry Smith, popularly known as ‘Britain’s Warren Buffett’, is a highly successful fund manager who has over three decades of…
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The Investment Quadrant: The 4-step formula to picking the best stock investments
Here at The Fifth Person, we use a 4-step formula to analyse all our stock investments. We call it The Investment Quadrant. As…
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Why most experts can’t beat the market, but you can
It’s common knowledge among the investment community that many actively managed funds underperform the market over the long term. For…
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Is there still a place for the ‘traditional’ stockbroker in Singapore?
For the longest time, the Singapore stockbroking industry was dominated by local banks and brokerage firms. But with the liberalisation…
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