I have never come up with a post about my wealth building as a summary for the year and really hate to come up with something like this because my results have always been bad. However, since some readers asked, I tried to keep it brief. Here are some things you need to know about my wealth building system, or how it has evolved until this current state: Active investor My main wealth machine is through active stock investing Asset allocation of Individual Equities and Bonds/Cash Portfolio Construction/Management takes place before individual financial assets (stocks, bonds, cash) selection My equities position goes up and down between 40% to 70% depending on my reads of the market I understand fundamentals, valuations, a little momentum, and a little technical analysis, but I would call

In a previous article here, we saw that there were 107 net-net stocks, as of 12 October 2018. To know what a net-net stock is, you can click here. In this article, let’s look at 20 of those cheapest stocks sorted out according to the following two lists: 1) The 10 net-net stocks with the largest market capitalisations; and 2) The 10 largest net-net stocks that have positive net income over the last 12 months, as well as more cash than debt on their balance sheets. Here are the 10 stocks in the first list: UOB-Kay Hian Holdings Limited (SGX: U10), Hong Leong Asia Ltd (SGX: H22), Sino Grandness Food Industry Group Ltd (SGX: T4B), Cortina Holdings Limited (SGX: C41), SLB Development Ltd (SGX: 1J0), Hanwell Holdings Ltd (SGX: DM0), YHI International Ltd (SGX: BPF), Nam Lee Pressed Metal