Sorry for this late update. I could make elaborate excuses, but let’s not waste your time (*^_^*;) The following details are my financial summary for the month of January, 2012. The first month of the year is when the gov’t assesses our home’s values. This is also the time I make adjustments to my apartment value for my net… Read More »
Last month in Europe, an Austrian man found €7,000 in an envelope by the side of a road. But instead of keeping it for himself, he reported the lost money to police and all the cash was later returned to its original owner. It’s these kinds of stories that give me hope for humanity. This guy should run for… Read More »
Better late than never right. (・_・;) Here is what I propose to accomplish by the end of 2012. 1) Make at least $4,000 more than last year. This shall come from a combination of my 2 jobs, tutoring, and dividend income. If I can get just $1000 increase from each income source then I’ll be hunky-dory. 2) Put $10,000… Read More »
I went to the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference over the weekend. It was organized by Cambridge House. It was a conference for businesses and investors to come together and discuss all things related to energy, metals, and other resources. Over 500 companies set up booths, and thousands of investors like myself showed up to the exhibit hall. There… Read More »
Roughly a month ago I wrote about how cheap some companies were trading in North America, like Silver Wheaton and Halliburton Co. And there was a 75% chance that the stock market will move up in the short term based on my unique analysis of how much people were saving. So I started another swing trade and hoped… Read More »
We finally got some much anticipated snow here in Western Canada. A lot of snow certainly can be a problem for cities because it slows down traffic, can be costly, cause accidents, school closures, etc. But a little snow is fun, and doesn’t hurt anyone. There are lots of international people in the city who have never seen… Read More »