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Photos Taking vs Investing
I like to take photos though I am not a professional photographer but what to do with Photos taking and investing ? Is there any similarity between these two ?
Patient ! Yes , both required patience to have good or better result. To snap a good photos , one need to be patient .
Sometime , to take a perfect photo , I will need to be there for 4-5 hours just to wait for good timing in order to have the best scenery . In few occasions , I have to go there few times if the weather was not in good condition or raining . Same apply to investing , we will need the "patient " to see the result and of course , "right timing " plus some "luck ".
Also, some of my "nice photos " were taken in the bus or train during my holidays , for me , it seems like the opportunities of investing may just appear suddenly and one need to seize the opportunities quick and fast . Investing require quick action and courage (of course with thorough analysis with FA or TA) , especially during crisis time when everyone are fearful .(remember what Warren Buffett say..)
Allow me to share some of my photos taken during holidays or in Singapore :
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