T.U.B Investing

This article will be reproduced at TTTI as a guest post as well. Firstly, I like to thank TTTI for giving me the privilege to write a guest post for his blog.  After deciding for a long time, I decided to write on my creation – Triple S Scorecard – which is also unique to how I invest. In addition, this comes as a good time as I am reviewing on this scorecard as well. When I started investing in 2009/10 , I had my fair share of mistakes. It was only after reading the book, Value Investing: Tools and Technique for Intelligent Investment by James Moniter, in 2011 that I realize the need for a more consistent value-focus strategy. After reading more books, I came up with a checklist. But it was only in early 2015 that I finalized on a standard group of criteria to be in my checklist. However, I felt that I still need a more systematic and consistent way of investing, especially in Singapore Stocks. So in November 2015, Triple S Scorecard was created. Most of th...

Sorry for the prolong in-activeness of this blog as I was preparing my overseas trip and then I went overseas. Anyway after being back only for a few days, I already have a lot of topics on my mind, So here is the first topic... which relates back to my previous post - about enhancing my Triple S Scorecard. After posting on the topic, people were asking me "How did the Triple S Scorecard stocks performed for the past 1 year?" Thus, I decided to do a short summary on the stocks in my portfolio that pass the Triple S Scorecard previously and how it performed. Do note that not all the stocks in my portfolio are based on Triple S Scorecard criteria - Some are blue chips, some are dividend based stocks, while others could be deep-value investing stocks. Here are the 7 stocks in my portfolio that pass the Triple S Scorecard: *Do note that these stocks may not be bought exactly 1 year ago, but these stocks are bought because it passed the Triple S Scorecard since the sc...

It has been some time since I put up a stock that passes Triple S Scorecard. So here is a stock that pass the Triple S Scorecard and one that I have watch-listed since it was at 0.850 per share during last September 2015. In the end, I am only able to get 200 shares at 0.905 per share. Thus, to me, I deem that I have missed out on this stock as it has now rise to 1.005 per share. Profile in Short Fischer Tech Ltd manufactures and sells precision engineering plastic components for electronic products in China, Singapore, Thailand, and Malaysia. It operates through two segments, High Precision Plastic Injection and Mould Design and Fabrication. The company offers precision plastic injection molds, high precision injection molding, laser marking, and decorative finishing for engineering components of automotive, computer peripherals, healthcare, and consumer product industries. It also develops 2-shot injection molding, thin-wall injection molding, Neo dynium-yitrium aluminum garn...