A Walk Down Memory Lane : 30 Years of Investing Lessons and Turning Points
It’s hard to believe it’s been 30 years since I first dipped my toes into the world of investing. As I look back at the journey from a curious secondary school student to where I am today, I realized that investing isn't just about spreadsheets and stock tickers; it’s a lifelong lesson in patience, discipline, and understanding human nature. Humble Beginnings: The Grocery Shop "Library " My interest in the markets didn't start in a fancy office; it started because of poverty. Growing up, my family was poor. We couldn't afford a daily newspaper, which back then was the only source of financial news. I remember walking over to my neighbour’s grocery shop every day just to read their copy of the papers. Back in the late 80s, things were very different. We didn't have sleek mobile apps or instant news notifications; we had physical newspapers, teletext, and a lot of patience. Looking back, those 30 years have been a long, winding road, a mix of exhilarating highs,...
