Sep 13 2015, 10:29 AM
QUOTE(wodenus @ Sep 13 2015, 10:01 AM)
You got all that from the posts? Actually we have that data and it is in and taken into account. But yes I am a KLSE n00b. Everything I look at seems either too risky or too overpriced. Alternatively I would be happy to pay someone a percentage to get me a better return, but only as a last resort, since that means I don't get to learn anything.
I read in one of Buffett's letters "don't buy anything you are not prepared to hold forever" so I'm looking for something that has a yield above FD rates, that I can hold forever (that is pretty much guaranteed to be here all our lives.)
There are many like that in the foreign markets, but with the rate being what it is, it's gotten to the point where we have to look locally for the same thing. That's the only criteria really, something that has a yield above FD rates, that I can hold forever. So, any ideas?
You came across as a NATO. If you've taken any action before, you would not be asking any such questions anymore. You would have been invested (way earlier) in those many stocks in foreign markets that you have identified as great holdings. These actions would have more than answered all your questions as you're the beneficial owner.I read in one of Buffett's letters "don't buy anything you are not prepared to hold forever" so I'm looking for something that has a yield above FD rates, that I can hold forever (that is pretty much guaranteed to be here all our lives.)
There are many like that in the foreign markets, but with the rate being what it is, it's gotten to the point where we have to look locally for the same thing. That's the only criteria really, something that has a yield above FD rates, that I can hold forever. So, any ideas?
By they way, why don't you share the long list of those many great stocks for the benefit of other readers? Some readers of this forum are not aversed to foreign market investment even at this exchange rate. They may already have cash holding in foreign currency; forex is not a concern. ROI or yield is.
This post has been edited by spiderman17: Sep 13 2015, 10:31 AM
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