Tee Leng, Author at InvestingNook

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Research

Thoughts On Temasek’s Offer For Keppel Corporation Shares

Just yesterday, Temasek has announced that an indirectly wholly-owned subsidiary of Temasek Holdings – Kyanite Investment Holdings will be making a partial offer to acquire 30.55% of shares in Keppel…

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Investing 101

Seven Sins of Fund Management

Over a decade ago, James Montier penned a white paper titled Seven Sins of Fund Management. It covers the most common behavioural biases among investors and makes for a timeless, enlightening…

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Investing 101

Ways to Prevent Losses When Investing

Most financial articles out there focus on methods of generating profits and discuss upside potentials of companies. They talk about how you can make tons of money but never on…

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Conferences

Investment Ideas: Singapore Banks

Recently, I have had the pleasure of chatting with my friend, Stanley over at Value Invest Asia, another great blogger within investing circles. We talked about a range of topics…

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Investing 101

Common Investing Mistakes To Note

Very often, we come up with a solid plan ready to conquer the world and dive head in eager to grow our portfolios. No matter how ready we are, we…

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Investing 101

3 Criteria When Buffett Looks For Companies

Investors face tough decisions when it comes to finding investable companies. Analysing the huge amount of data available out there is crucial when trying to find investment ideas that is…

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Investing 101

4 Key Pillars of Deep Value Investing

As deep value investors, we seek out low-risk investments that have great upside potential. Such ideal investments do not exist in the eyes of the academics. Since the advent of…

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Investing 101

Brief Introduction to Capital Cycles

There are many ways to search for deep value opportunities in the financial market. Some wait for financial events that affects several companies temporarily. Often, such cases may surface stocks…

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Investing 101

Thinking About Operating Leverage

We, as retail investors, tend to extrapolate financial performance into the future. It’s a simple and useful technique of gauging normalised earnings power, provided it is done in the right…

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Investing 101

How Behavioural Biasness Affects Investment Performance [Part 2]

This article is the second part of a two-part series on aspects of behavioural biasness that are important in our daily lives as a value investor. If you have not…

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