Last 2 weeks we got the news that Musicwhiz would stop blogging due to more important life commitments. I am sure a lot of people would miss him since he has provided much insights on companies based in Singapore the Buffett way.
Value investing is not something that comes easily to everyone. I would not say I am a value investor, but that value and fundamental research and valuation is a part of my investment process. Value investing takes time and at times you have to contend with imperfect information which affects the eventual perceived value.
Losing Musicwhiz seems to dramatically reduce the number of Singapore bloggers doing deep research on prospective companies, but yesterday we chanced upon a new blogger who does deep research sharing his findings with others.
The 20 years old investor shares his insights on Vicom over here and if this article indicates how future articles will be, then Singapore Investors need not feel so bad about losing Musicwhiz
In my humble opinion, choosing this form of investing at such a young age is impressive as thinking back I cannot recall myself having this kind of thought process when I was 20. The other person that I encounter with this kind of thought process was my blog reader Nick.
Value investors seem to get younger and younger!
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chris
Sunday 8th of January 2012
hi drizzt, thks for e intro, as you say its a good find. have learn lots from all of u guys :) pls keep it up sad at MW is stopping..
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B
Saturday 7th of January 2012
Hi Drizzt
It's sad to see Musicwhiz quitting the bloggers family as I am sure there are many out there who gets inspired by people like him. Like myself, I started out by reading blogs of yourself (Drizzt), MusicWhiz and Bigfatpurse everyday and the result that I am today is all because of people like you guys. I hope to see the younger generation stepping up and realize the importance of all these cause it's never too late.
*I started out my own blog recently because of your (and some other bloggers whom I respected) inspiration and I hope you can include me in your blogroll.
Regards B
Drizzt
Saturday 7th of January 2012
Hi B, its great we have another blogger around unfortunately i have to stop accepting entries into my blogroll until springclean time as u can see its getting rather long already.
I wish you all the best in your further education. its tough to study and work at the same time.
Drizzt
Saturday 7th of January 2012
i think thats the purpose. this is the best way to spread good content. i would rather this then people coming and asking me for backlinks.
jared seah
Saturday 7th of January 2012
Hello Drizzt,
Ah! The joy of youth! Thanks for introducing another young blogger that I can "borrow with pride" from.
Cheers!