One of the new members from Valuebuddies, who is a full time investor, have a blog coming up.
There are many who asked me to backlink to their blog. This one I decide to put it out so early because I think it potentially will be good.
For one, they guy writes better than me, and another because it doesn’t talk about REITs, Dividend Investing, Technical Analysis or show how well their portfolios are.
The first set of articles talks about Rickmers Shipping Trust, and for the matter business trusts and how they can be undervalued.
If you ask me, we seldom get contrarian blogs that focus on fundamentals anymore. When there is one, I will pitch them without fail.
There are times when you have to explore things from something that goes against your own perspective to counter balance the cognitive bias that we may develop.
Hope on over to mosi.sg
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