“Invest Lah! The Average Joe’s Guide to Investing” is now available at selected major bookstores. Currently, the books can be found at:
- Borders – Westgate
- Kinokuniya – Bugis
- Times – Plaza Singapura and Paragon
More major bookstores, including Popular, will carry the books from this week onwards. For more information about the book, check out this page.
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A Journey Towards Financial Freedom 
Seems like a promising book. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Vicky,
Thank you! Is it possible for you to write a short testimonial on our facebook page – http://www.facebook.com/investlahsg?
Cheers!
i believe there was an type error in your book in page 91. ” if our calculated intrinsic value of a business is actually higher than its current share price, than we would know that a business is under-valued ” . it should be lower , right?
Hi kt lim,
Thank you for purchasing our book.
It should be higher, as stated in the book. For example, if the intrinsic value is $4 but the share price is $2, the business is undervalued as the actual worth is $4 but the market is selling us for only $2. Hope this helps.
Is there an typo error on ” current share count=191.43m” page 171 for Super Group which lead to wrong estimation of intrinsic value of $6.38.
refer to page 168, it was stated as 557.495m.
Hi Jason,
Yes, sadly there is. It has been corrected in the 2nd edition. We are sorry for the error.
Thanks
that will be great. may i know when the 2nd edition will be released?
is there any reason to include year no 0 for Vicom and Kingsmen on its ” sum of future FCF discounted back to present ” = 374.812m and 554.894m even thought page no 101 mentioned that we should start from year 1 to do ” sum of future FCF discounted back to present ” ?
Hi Jason,
The current FCF is taken as Year 1.
Hi Jason,
It’s already printed and has been distributed to the distributors. It should reach the bookstores real soon.
page 132 on Framing
choose
1) 4% increase in salary at inflation of 3%
2) 0% increase in salary at inflation of 2%
i think we should choose item 1, right? after inflation , we still have +1% increase in salary yearly but for item 2, our salary will be decreased by -2% yearly. please enlighten.
Yes, you are right Jason. This has been corrected in the new edition as well.