It has been 4 years since I first started running my ‘I Am Gifted’ Camps for Children and Teens in Indonesia and I am happy and proud to report that it has been a huge success! What our Indonesian students have achieved is way beyond my expectations. I am so proud of them.

After my ‘I Am Gifted!’ and ‘Superkids’ programmes became the leading personal development and learning skills in Singapore, I was invited to bring this life-changing programme to Jakarta in 2006. My partner, Susan Hartawan told me that the children and teenagers in Indonesia would greatly benefit from my teachings of whole brain learning techniques, personal mastery and leaderships skills. Many youths aspire to win scholarships to top universities but lack the motivation and learning skills to bring out the best in themselves.

At that time, I had my apprehensions. I was not sure if I could replicate the same success in Indonesia. After all, the students there may learn different subjects, have different beliefs/values and have very different problems. Of course, the big obstacle was language. Most students are taught in Bahasa Indonesia and my camp was in English. Nevertheless, I decided to give it my very best!

When I conducted my very first camp, I was pleasantly surprised and very impressed with the response from the Indonesian students. They were so enthusiastic to learn and very driven to succeed. Although English was their second language, they did their best to understand what I was teaching and asked questions enthusiastically. They were really hungry to learn these new skills and to achieve their dreams.

After training them, I realized that students all over the world share the same challenges. They too, like Singaporean students, faced the same obstacles in achieving good grades:
a) Laziness and lack of motivation
b) Cannot concentrate and lack of focus
c) Poor memory
d) Inability to manage their time
e) Poor study habits
d) Difficulty in applying what is learnt in answering questions etc…

The Secret of Turning Underachievers into Top Students
Many people ask me how I am able to empower lazy, underachieving teens into highly motivated top students. Well, the first thing I tell people is that I do not change students’ mindsets and behaviours. They are the ones who change themselves. I do not give them any special powers. They already possess the great potential within themselves. I merely show them how to unlock their potential.

What I do is to open their minds to new ways of thinking and equip them with effective learning strategies that allow them to make learning easy and fun. I help them to develop within themselves a high level of self-esteem, empowering beliefs and a compelling set of goals for their future.

Empowering 5,600 Indonesian Youths in 4 Years
After 4 years of starting our programmes in Indonesia, I am very happy to report that we have trained over 5,600 students in Jakarta, Surabaya, Medan, Solo, Semarang and Bandung. The results that our students have produced have been truly inspiring. Not only have they improved their grades after the IAG camps, many of them have gone on to win sports competitions, ASEAN scholarships and scholarships to top schools in Singapore like ACS (independent), Nanyang Girls High and Hwa Chong Institute.

Here is little tribute I have put up for some of my students who I am truly proud of.

An inspiring example is that of Matthew Hartanto. This is his testimonial.

My name is Matthew and I am 15 years old this year. I joined the SuperKids programme on December 2007 when I am still 12 years old. Before I join the programme, I have no self-esteem at all, even talking to stranger. I do not know how to manage my time so I would just spend them on things that i thought would bring me fun.  Learning would just be done when exams are coming near.

After the programme, I felt myself with a higher self-esteem and now talking in front of the public was not a matter anymore. I know how to succeed not only in school, but also in my life. And now, i was able to achieve  the 2nd rank for UN examination for my whole school, always in top 5 in my secondary  and get a school-based scholarship to Anglo Chinese School Independent (ACS) for 4 years.

Besides Matthew, I would also like to honour some of my other students who have achieved significant success after attending the ‘I Am Gifted!’ Camp.

Also a big congratulations to Sharon and Sanzen who won the ASEAN scholarship and Melissa who won the Nanyang Girls High and Hwa Chong Scholarship. Well Done Guys!!!

The Holidays Are Here Again
Well, the year-end holidays are here again! Not only will I be conducting the ‘I Am Gifted!’ Camps in Singapore, but I will also be going to Malaysia (KL and Penang) as well as Jakarta, Medan and Surabaya to help more students realize their fullest potential.

Here are my tour details for the coming ‘I Am Gifted!’ Programme for Students ….

Singapore (Phone: +65 62740105)
22-26 November (age 9-13)
27-30 November (age 14-20)

Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, 23-25 November
Kuala Lumpur 13-16 December
Penang 3-5 December

Indonesia
Jakarta, 19-23 December (age 9-13)
Jakarta, 18-22 December (age 14-20)
Jakarta, 26-30 December (Age 10 onwards)
Surabaya, 27-30 December (Age 10 onwards)

This post is dedicated to all my fellow Singaporeans. It is not uncommon to hear fellow Singaporeans complaining once in a while about their gripes about the country. In fact, a quick google search will bring you to forums where some disgruntled Singaporeans complain about the government and why it sucks to live here.

They complain about foreigners invading the country and taking away jobs. They complain about the lack of freedom. They complain about the high cost of living. They complain about business being too competitive. They complain about the pressurizing education system. They complain about the government not doing enough and getting paid to much ($1m a year) etc…

First a disclaimer. I have no political aspirations and political affiliations. I am not being paid by anyone to say this. And no, I am not a patriotic person who goes to National Day parades. This comes straight from my heart… From a person who has benefited so much from being born and raised in Singapore, I believe that if you are born/raised in Singapore, you are really DAMN LUCKY!

Why? Well, I would go so far to say that Singapore is one of the best places in the world to achieve your dreams and to make your fortune (yes, even more so that the US-the ‘land of opportunity’. In fact, if you cannot being rich and successful in Singapore, it is unlikely that you can make it anywhere else. This is one of the easiest places in the world where anyone can become a millionaire, if they put their focus and hard work into it.

Here are some interesting facts.
1) Singapore has the highest concentration of millionaires in the world.
On 17 sept 2009 (see article below). The Straits Times published a report by the Boston Consulting group that showed that despite the financial crisis, Singapore had the highest concentration of millionaires in the world. In fact, 8.5% of Singaporean households have assets of over US$1m, excluding their property. Ranked number two is Switzerland, where only 6.6% of households are millionaires.

2) Singapore has one of the fastest growing number of millionaires worldwide. As you know, the US financial crisis has caused millions of people in the US, Europe, Japan to lose their drops and suffer a decline in their net worth. Yet, from 2008-2009, the number of millionaires in Singapore increased 32.7% according to Merrill Lynch Wealth Management (I am proud in contributing to this statistic by training a few thousand people through my Wealth Academy Programmes).

3) From 2009, Singapore was ranked the fourth richest country in the world as measured by GDP per capita.

All this success did not happen by chance! In fact, it happened against all the odds. Singapore has no natural resources. The country has no gold, oil, rubber, copper, minerals nor land for agricultural use. Heck, the country does not even have enough water to support the population. We have to buy water from Malaysia! Just 50 years ago, Singapore was a third world country that was overrun by communists, opium addicts and uneducated immigrants.

So how did this once impoverished country transform itself into an economic success? It was the result of the vision & beliefs of the people and the business-friendly policies that were put into place. It is these same policies that will allow anyone living in Singapore, no matter where there are, to become rich and successful beyond their wildest dreams.

Why is Singapore a land of unlimited opportunities of people seeking financial freedom?

1) Singapore is a meritocratic society. This means that there is equal opportunities for anyone regardless of race, language or religion. Even if you are born into a poor uneducated family, you have the opportunity to go to the top schools, universities and get any job you want. It is solely based on merit. This is unlike many other countries, specially in Asia, where you have to be born in a rich and well connected family to have a chance. In Singapore, everyone has a chance. Most of Singapore’s multi-millionaires like Sim Wong Hoo, Ron Sim, Olivia Lum etc… were born into very poor families but are worth hundreds of millions today.

2) Singapore has one of the lowest income tax rates in the world and no capital gains tax. Unlike in countries like the US or UK, you pay no tax on profits earned from stock and property investments. (This is the part I love the most)

3) If you start a business in Singapore, it takes less than 2 days and less than $315. No red tape. The first $100,000 of profits earned within the first 3 years is tax free. When you engage business/branding consultants or send employees for training to help your business grow, up to 70% of the cost is subsidized by the government. Very few places in the world support business people the way Singapore does.

There is also the big complaint that Singapore lacks freedom as compared to more liberal countries like the West. I have a different opinion. Singapore may be perceived to have less freedom given its strict laws on crime and expression of speech. However, I believe that in reality, Singapore is provides its citizens much more freedom than any other country.

In most countries, even the US, few people (especially young females) would dare to walk along the streets at 3am. There is a real danger of being mugged, shot and killed. However in Singapore, you can walk along the roads of the poorest neighbourhoods or in the darkest area of the park with no fear at all. That is what I call REAL FREEDOM.

I find it quite sad that it is only the foreigners who come here who truly appreciate the great life and opportunities that Singapore offers. I believe few Singaporeans realize how lucky they are. If all my fellow Singaporeans do not start to appreciate, cherish and love this country they were so lucky to be born into, I fear it will be soon taken away by others who are more deserving.

Often times in my seminars, I like to ask the crowd how many of them are in the business of sales. Usually, I get 10%-20% of the audience raising their hands. It is at this point of time, that I tell them, ” many of you may not realize this…but ALL OF YOU are in the business of sales”. This is because if we want to achieve anything in our life, we must be a master at SELLING’. At this point, sound people would give me a rather dumbfounded look.

If You Want to Succeed in Anything, You Have to Learn How to Sell
I go on to explain. Think about it. Isn’t it true that to achieve anything in life, you have to be good at selling? You have to be good at selling yourself, your ideas and the products/services of your company. For example, if you want to land a job in a top company, having a great resume and top grades is not enough. Ultimately, it is all about the interview! What’s an interview? An interview is a sales pitch. You have usually less than 20 minutes to sell yourself and your ideas to your employer. You have to convince the interviewer why YOU are the best choice compared to the many others who will be competing for the position. If you don’t have the ability to do so, the best written resume and all the years of experience will not get you the opportunity you have been looking for.

The same thing goes if you want to climb up the corporate ladder. In the corporate world, it is not always the most loyal, most hardworking and the most deserving who get the promotions and the increments. Again, those who get promoted the fastest and get paid the highest are the ones who know how to sell their ideas and sell themselves to their bosses. They are able to convince their bosses that they deserve to be paid more and are the best people for the top job. I have seen so many hardworking and loyal people get passed up for promotions simply because they lacked the skill to stand up and sell themselves.

Am I saying that as long as you can sell and talk big, you can get away with anything? OF COURSE NOT! You have to be good at your work and deliver what you say you can deliver, If not, great selling will only get you temporary success and eventual, permanent failure. What I am saying is that you have to be able to do great work and offer great value to your customers. However, if you do not have the skills to sell what is good, then you will never get the results you want.

If you want to succeed in business, you have to be great in sales as well. In fact, the boss of a company has got to be great at selling his vision to his employees, selling his company to investors and selling his products to customers. Whenever I ask people whether McDonald’s or Burger King has the best tasting burgers, I usually get the majority agreeing that Burger King has better tasting burgers.

So, why is it that McDonald’s in 100 times more successful than Burger King? The reason is because the founder and first CEO of McDonald’s (Ray Kroc) was a great salesman and the founder of Burger King was not. Before Ray Kroc created the McDonald’s franchise, he was a top salesperson, selling milkshake makers to restaurants all over the US. It is this sales culture that all McDonald’s employees are trained in that has made McDonald’s the most successful franchise in the world.

Have you ever realized that whenever you order to cheeseburger from McDonald’s, they don’t reply by saying, ‘okay. That will be $x.’ Instead, they follow up with the question, ‘would you like to have a meal with that?’ Then comes the question, ‘Upsize? How about dessert? Toy for just $1?’ They artfully sell and sell until they maximize their profits and the customers gets the maximum value. Its a win win.

The same thing goes in politics. You don’t have to be the smartest, most experienced nor most intelligent person to become elected President of the United States. You have to be the country’s greatest salesperson! Barack Obama is not the most intelligent guy in the US with the highest credentials. They are millions of Americans who have superior IQs with multiple PhDs. He is certainly not the most experienced. His vice-president, Joe Biden and his contenders, John McCain and Hillary Clinton have decades more experience than him. So, why is Obama the President? Again, it’s because he is the much better salesman! He was able to sell his dream to the American people and sell himself as the best person for the job.

If you want to attract the man/woman of our dreams, don’t you have to be great at selling as well? When you went out on dates, those were all sales pitches weren’t they? If you succeeded in selling yourself as their life partner, then you closed the sale! Some people unfortunately never seem to be able to close the sale. Then there are those that close the sale and are asked for a refund later (this is my feeble attempt at humour).

Why Most People Are Lousy At Selling
I have to admit that in the past, I felt very uncomfortable with selling. I did not have a good impression of ‘salespeople’ and felt uneasy asking people to buy things and to hand over their money. I also felt ‘pai seh’ (embarrassed) telling people my strengths. I find this very common among fellow Asians. Our Asian upbringing has programmed us to feel uncomfortable with standing out and selling ourselves. When we are young, we are told not to be ‘hao lian’ (show off) and to geh khiang (act smart).

At the same time, the education system we goes through teaches us almost everything expect the skill of selling. In fact, I have found that the more academically educated that people get, the more self conscious they get, the more they fear rejection (and feel they have something to lose) and the less they are able to sell.

Then, I came to realize that as long as I was uncomfortable with selling and could not sell well, I could never be successful and wealthy. I had a top honours degree from NUS, brilliant ideas and a well written book (‘I Am Gifted, So Are You!’-the first book I wrote on how to be a top student). I also knew all the strategies of how to become an ‘A’ student. However, as long as I could not stand in front of people and sell them my ideas and products well, nobody would ever be convinced to buy my book or sign up for my programmes.

I read of many brilliant academics/creators who developed fantastic ideas and products but never got the success they deserved, simply because they could not sell it well. For example, many people know of the world famous Anthony Robbins who has made millions by teaching millions of people to change their mindset and their lives using life changing techniques like NLP which Tony started with). However, do you know that Tony Robbins DID NOT invent NLP. Tony does not even have a degree (he was a high school dropout). NLP was actually invented by Dr. Richard Bandler, the true genius of human change technologies. So how come very few people have heard of Dr. Bandler and almost everyone knows Tony Robbins? Again, it is because Tony Robbins is a master salesman who was able to convince millions to buy his program his ideas so well.

To cite even another example, McDonald’s was a restaurant that was actually created by the McDonald’s brothers. The brothers were great cooks who developed the famous french fries and Big Mac. Yet, they never become rich or successful. They did not know how to sell their great idea to the world. It was Ray Kroc (a 45 year old salesmen) who saw the potential, bought the rights from the brothers and through his selling skills, turned this little restaurant in California into a billion dollar business with restaurants all over the world. The lesson? You can have all the talent, all the knowledge, all the education. If you cannot sell it, you cannot make anything of it.

Realizing this, I decided to master the skill of selling! Before that, I had to change the negative perceptions I had towards selling. Like I mentioned, I used to feel uncomfortable asking people to buy something and to pay money for it. Then, I came to realize that when you sell something that will truly add value and benefit a person, you are actually doing that person a favour. There is NOTHING to feel uncomfortable about. In fact, you should feel really proud.

I came to realize that when someone pays $3,500 to attend my Wealth Academy program, the knowledge and skills they will attain will help them make 100 times that about, for the rest of their lives! By studying and mastering NLP techniques, reading sales books and attending many sales programmes, I honed my selling skills and used it to turn my ideas into a $20 million-dollar a year business today with 11 best-selling books under my belt!

Selling is such an important skill that I commissioned one of my top NLP trainers (and top salesperson) Leroy Ratnam to head our SALES ACADEMY programme in Singapore. Leroy is a Master Practitioner and Trainer of NLP and a co-trainer in my Patterns of Excellence Programme (based on NLP). To find out more about our SALES ACADEMY programme, call 65-62740105 (speak to Daniel or Aaron) or email: leroy@akltg.com.

This is another inspiring story to prove that anybody can succeed in achieving their dreams if they put their mind to it. No obstacle, no matter how insurmountable, can stop you from being successful.

Meet Laura Sloate, aged 65. When Laura was aged 6, she became blind as a result of an illness that caused her retinas to become detached. When Laura was aged 10, she found her passion…stocks! Her dad who was an investor who would call her in on New Year’s Eve to calculate the value of his portfolio. She says she’d do the calculations in her head faster than he could with a pad and pencil.

She dreamt of becoming a stock analyst and a to make millions from the stock market. Her dream drove her to study hard and despite her blindness, graduated with a Masters Degree in History. While interviewing for her first job as a securities analyst, a research chief at a brokerage firm basically told her to forget about a career on Wall Street. “He said, ‘You have three things against you: You’re a woman; you can’t see; and you’re inexperienced,’ ”

Laura refused to believe it. She says, ‘”Blindness isn’t an obstacle. It just forces you to do things differently.” She proved him wrong. After landing her first job as a stock analyst after many many stinging rejections, she went on to become one of the top stock analysts and investors on Wall Street, achieving a 20%+ annual compounded return from the stock market that turned her into a millionaire.

Today, she manages a $405 million stock portfolio even though she can’t read a stock chart, scan a spreadsheet or look at an annual report. In 1974, she started her own investment firm, Sloate Weisman Murray & Co., She also manages the Strong Value fund, which gained 13% in 2008 despite the stock market’s crash during the financial crisis.

Paying the Price
So, how did Laura succeed despite all the odds stacked against her? How is she able to beat 95% of other stock analysts and money managers who only make 10%+ return a year and lost millions in the financial crisis?

It is because she is willing to pay the price for success and to work 10 times harder than a normal person who can see.

Laura sleeps less than four hours a night. Her day starts at 3:45 a.m. The minute she gets up she “flips on” the paper. Picking up the phone, she dials a number and keys in a six-digit access code. When the call connects, she gets a line-by-line account of stories published by top national newspapers

To keep up her level of energy at fitness (she is aged 65), she starts her exercise at 5:30 a.m. she’s climbing up and down 75 flights of stairs in her Manhattan apartment building. A personal trainer arrives at 6 a.m. to spot her during her workout with weights. The fit 5-foot-6, 110-pound Sloate bench-presses 60 pounds 60 times — in three consecutive supersets. She arrives at her Park Avenue office by 8:30 a.m.

Once at her office, she spends the whole day analyzing the stock market, news and other financial data. Because she’s blind, she uses technology to feed her the information.

She listens to breaking business news that spills out of her PC’s speakers at 320 words per minute. To Check stock quotes, she hits the F3 key on her PC and punches in the symbol ‘C’. A robotic voice responds with a quote for Citigroup, her top holding: “C… Bid … 50 … Point … 5265 … End … Ask … 50 … Point … 750 … End.”

To reading e-mail, she double clicks on a message from a Wall Street analyst dissecting Citigroup’s earnings report released before the bell. The computer reads the e-mail’s content to her . He work ends only midnight, every day! That is how you become the best in the world at what you do, you must be willing to pay the price.

After training and coaching over 500,000 people in 7 countries, I have found that the most common factor that stops people from daring to dream, making the necessary commitments and taking action is the fear they have of failure.

Whenever I inspire people to go for their dreams, their minds are immediately programmed to focus on the idea, ‘But…what if I fail?’ The fear that follows distinguishes whatever inspiration and motivation they had inside. I always like to ask people this question instead, ‘What if you succeed?’

If you have the fear of failure, you are not alone. Everyone fears failure, from Presidents to athletes. From entrepreneurs to students. I can tell you that after delivering countless of seminars around the world to so many people, I still feel the fear before I go on stage. One of my mentors once told me that the day I have no more fear, is the day I no longer care or the day I am dead.

There is nothing wrong with having fear. Fear is an emotional response given to us by our creator for a specific purpose. When you learn to use it, fear heightens your senses, increases your focus and drives you to become even better prepared.

For example, the fear of not being able to deliver my very best to my students drives me to prepare and rehearse my seminars until it becomes excellent. Fear drives me to continuously get feedback and innovate to improve my programs even more each time.

What you must ensure is to never let fear paralyze you and stop you from taking action. That was never the intention of fear. Fear was never meant to limit us but to serve us.

From my experience and observation, the most successful people in the world fear failure as much as anyone else. So, how come they dare to dream big and take action to make their dreams happen. The reason is because they DEFINE failure very differently from the majority.

Many people define failure as NOT achieving their goals. They believe that if they set a goal and do not get there the first time, it means they have FAILED. The fact is that in life, we never ever achieve our goals the first time we go for it (I never have as well). So, if you define failure this way, then you are going to experience failure all the time. If you define failure this way, then you will never dare to set any kind of goal or to take any action. You have completely sabotaged yourself.

Successful people, on the other hand, DEFINE failure differently. They believe that when they set a goal and don’t reach it, they have NOT failed. They have gotten a LEARNING EXPERIENCE and are even closer to success. THey believe that they only fail when they give up. As long as they don’t quit and keep learning and moving forward, they have not failed yet!

Successful people also believe that the greatest failure in life is the failure to participate in life. Not even ‘trying’ is the greatest failure of all. If you don’t even give something a shot, that’s the ultimate failure. At least when you take action, you give yourself the opportunity to succeed or to learn something from it. Wayne Gretzky, the greatest hockey player of all time said, “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take”.

Here is a quote from J.K Rowling (author of Harry Potter) that I love.

“Some failure in life is inevitable. It is impossible to live without failing in something unless you live so cautiously that you might as well have never lived at all. In which case, you failed by default.”

Here is also a quote from Aung San Suu Kyi, The opposition leader from Myanmar that has taught me to never allow fear to hold me prisoner and to have the courage to follow my dreams. In 1990, Aung San’s democratic party won a landslide victory in the Burmese Nation but she was arrested by the ruling Junta and imprisoned for the last 14 years.

Although she could have been released if she decided to give up her political ambition to bring democracy to her country, she has chosen to remain in a physical prison believing that the only real prison is fear. That has long as she has no fear, she has ultimate freedom.

” The Only Real Prison is Fear and the Only Real Freedom is the Freedom from Fear”

Imagine buying a stock that goes up by by 4-fold (400%), 5-fold (500%) and even 10-fold (1000%). These are called multi-bagger stocks. Stocks that go up 5-fold are known as ‘five baggers’ and a stock that goes up ten-fold is a ‘ten bagger’. Like legendary investor Peter Lynch said, to be a millionaire, all you need is $10,000 and to invest it in two ‘ten-bagger stocks’.

Multi-bagger stocks do not come from investing in established companies, but they exist in the realm of ‘small companies’. When you buy an established company, with a wide economic moat, you can make consistent profits of 15%-25% like Warren Buffett and myself (er…hmm). However, to make multiple returns on your money, you have to know how to pick the right ‘Small Capitalization Stocks’ before they become medium, big and eventually, mega capitalization companies.

One person specializes in finding the stocks of small cap companies before they become famous brands, before they develop an economic moat and before stock analysts and investors even know they exist. His name is Jason Wee (BSc, CFA). While most people make their millions in business (myself included) and real estate and subsequently grow their net worth from stocks, Jason has become a multi-millionaire solely from investing in the stock market!

A Top Equity Research Head and The Trainer of Analysts

At age 40, after making millions for himself and his clients, Jason retired from his position as Head of Asian small caps Research at CLSA (Asia’s leading investment brokerage and investment group). During his final years there, he created three model portfolios for clients which doubled their value within two years! In acknowledgement for his broad experience and ability to sift through thousands of stocks to unearth these rare gems, he was voted the best analyst providing research for Asia’s smaller companies by investors across all three continents (Asia, Europe, US) in the prestigious Greenwich poll in 2005.

Here are some of the leading brands that he identified and bought way before any other analysts recommended it and way before anyone else got in… And more importantly, he knew went to get out before they started getting overvalued and moving down from their peaks.

Golden Agri- Resources
Jason recommended this stock to his clients and bought in at $0.18 in May 2006. The stock climbed to a high of $0.90+ (a 500% return/ 5-bagger)!

Datacraft Asia
Jason recommended Datacraft in 1998 to his clients and bought in at $1.80. The stock climbed to a $8 before he sold for a 400% return/ 4-bagger!

China Overseas Land
Jason recommended this stock to his clients and bought in at less than $ 1.50 in 2004. The stock climbed to a high of $17 (a 1000% return/ 10-bagger)!

Other hugely profitable picks by Jason include Ezra, Olam and Raffles Education ( a 10 bagger.. )

An Opportunity to Learn How to Pick Stocks Like the Pros…

Would you like to learn how Jason identifies, researches and selects these multi-baggers? Would you want to know the ones that he has identified today? Up till now, he only trains other analysts and investment professionals at the CFA program (Chartered Financial Analyst) and gives short talks at the Singapore Stock Exchange, where he has written many of their investment guides.

I am really excited because I have managed to convince him to run a full fledged training program for non-professionals investors FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME in Singapore. Trust me, it was tough to get him to do this as money was not his motivator. I had to promise him something else….

Adam Khoo Learning technologies Group is really proud to bring the ‘Asian Stock Investor’ programme to you. It will be run from 23-26 September in Singapore. I will be making a guest appearance to cover the basics of investor psychology as well.

What You Will Learn…

These are just some of the things you will learn in the ‘Asian Stock Investor’. You can get more details from our Brochure as well.

1) Advanced stock valuation techniques. Learn how to value all kinds of companies from banks to manufacturing and services companies using in-depth valuation models.
2) How to identify companies before they develop their economic moats and become market leaders
3) How to analyze the most profitable sectors and markets that will growth your portfolio in the next 10 years
4) How to beat professional stock analysts and professional investors at their own game and much more…..

Grab the Opportunity and Take Action

If you want to enhance your investing skills and become a great stock investor, then grab the opportunity and take action by registering (call 65-62740105) for the next preview on 17 August (tues), 7pm at AKLTG training centre, Singapore. If you are afraid all the seats will be snapped up by then, you can also sign up right away by calling my office or emailing daniel@akltg.com