Archive for July, 2007
Are Investors Doing The Right Things?
Posted by Irwan in Anatomy of Investment on July 11, 2007
Believe it or not, among the people who invest, mutual fund buyers are the ones who mostly do the opposite of what they should do, buy low and sell high.
By studying cash flows (tracking the movement of money into and out of mutual funds), 2 financial research institutions, Dalbar and Morningstar, found that the vast majority of people buy investments when prices are high, and they sell when prices are low. Read the rest of this entry »
Yahoo Mail is now Unlimited
Posted by Irwan in Useful and Interesting on July 9, 2007
I logged in to my yahoo email just now and I got a surprise from Yahoo:
After some googling (hey googling is not marked as spelling error, interesting), Somehow I feel happy even though I never use more than 5% of 2GB storage before. Tell me how much mail storage do you really use? Do we really need that much? or unlimited is still not enough?
ASB Calculator v3.3 Usage Tips
Posted by Irwan in ASB, Calculators on July 8, 2007
We have received a couple of inquiries from our valued readers on how to use the most recent ASB Calculator V3.3. Here are some tips of using it.
First Step:
Here you can edit the start date of your investment and the amount of your initial investment. Nothing complicated here.
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New Theme Is Coming
Posted by Irwan in Daily Blog on July 6, 2007
It’s harder than I thought to change a theme. Today it took me like 4-5 hours doing the coding. I’m not really understand the php and html stuff. So what I did is just try and error.
The next theme is K2 3 Column. I chose 3 columns because it gives me more space to add sidebar stuff like chatbox, links, and some advertisement. More space mean less clutter, so visitors could easily find what they need in this blog. Read the rest of this entry »
Welcome Blogdesk
Posted by Irwan in Daily Blog on July 5, 2007
If you can see this post it means that I have successfully posting in my blog using Blogdesk.
Affin Bank Offers Lowest Credit Card Rate
Posted by Irwan in Useful and Interesting on July 4, 2007
I loath of the idea of spending more that you could afford but Credit Card is still a convenience to a lot of us. We don’t have to carry cash around and it’s accepted everywhere. Just swipe and carry. With current maximum rate of 18% per annum for outstanding balance, Credit Card managed to cause 11% of total bankruptcies case in Malaysia. If you think that you are way too young to be bankrupted, do note that 8% of bankcrupts were aged between 20 and 30. Read the rest of this entry »