Yea he is good, but if we don't know if we are good, are we better off just diversifying and not thinking too much, as opposed to reading and misinterpreting and blowing up stuff?

every investment vehicle has it's usage
by simply dismissing one without knowing its strengths / weaknesses severely limits one's options & flexibility.

having said the above, then the obvious Qs would be:
1. What stocks to buy?
Good companies at worthwhile cost - eg for local Nestle, PBBank, DLady, LPI, etc. for foreign MCD, CVX, KO, 3M, GOOG, etc - at the cost vs value one wants.
No one wants to buy these stocks? Sure?
AND why would i sell in a down market, if i've planned my emergency funds & investing properly?
In fact, i'd buy more

2. If one does about MYR2.5K per transaction (based on old costing, now there are 0% for cash up front funded a/c), the commissions' on stock purchase is lower than even FSM.

However, if one has less than MYR500 per transaction, the commission or service charges are lower for FSM

3. Holding stocks do not cost anything
Holding mutual funds and even ETFs cost a %, thus if markets go sideways forever, guaranteed losses.

Being logical and ever learning in investing goes a long way.
Dismissing stuff without having facts & comparisons in different context severely limits one unless one like "to fall in love" with a particular vehicle - i know some are "only properties", some are "only long stocks", some are only UTs. No wrong, just severely limiting oneself or just drew a line not to cross due to comfort-level, time, etc.

Just a thought