QUOTE(icai @ Feb 27 2015, 03:42 PM)
I'm now learning to pick up investment knowledge so to enhance the return of my investment. I have been reading an investment book mentioned that savvy individual investors might perform better than certain funds due to these individual investors do not have diversified portfolio and their investment portfolios could have higher risk than mutual funds.
So for my own investment portfolio, I only have 2 to 3 stocks that generate yearly return ranging from 10% to 15% (given the dividend yield that would be 12% to 17%), so I may not perform to manage a public fund compared what I did on individual basis.
Anyway, let me find out more on how to improve my investment skills so I can find a better career in fund management .
Not necessarily. If you can pick 2-3 stocks that consistently yield 12-17% you are already fairly good.. and the consistent 2% dividend.. its quite impressive. You just don't realize how impressive that is. IMO you should really look into this, or you can start a weekend class in investing, lots of people would like to learn how to do that.So for my own investment portfolio, I only have 2 to 3 stocks that generate yearly return ranging from 10% to 15% (given the dividend yield that would be 12% to 17%), so I may not perform to manage a public fund compared what I did on individual basis.
Anyway, let me find out more on how to improve my investment skills so I can find a better career in fund management .