Choice of CCA?
Got to know two SMU undergraduates taking double degree (Accountancy and Business) during their ICT and they recommended me to join them in SMIF (Student-Managed Investment Fund!;) Went to conduct some research and discovered the following information:
Fifty Singapore Management University (SMU) undergraduates are, however, going through this learning process in a substantially less painful way: they are gaining this invaluable experience by administering their school's Student-Managed Investment Fund (SMIF), which conducts 'paper trading' using a mock portfolio. In FY2008, SMU-SMIF outperformed the Straits Times Index (STI), which it is benchmarked against, by 10 per cent.'This is a return which compares favourably with some professionally-run funds. We even outshone some of them in terms of performance,' enthuses Mr Lim. 'We feel a great sense of achievement and personal pride at this, especially because it was done under such an adverse economic situation and amidst the demands of school life and academia - bt.com
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Looks like I know which CCA to join in SMU already.
"Life is like snowball. The important thing is finding wet snow and a really long hill." - Warren Buffett. Falling snowflakes form snowballs gradually, like how a tiny sum magically compounds to a vast fortune. I discovered my passion for investment analysis and portfolio management since reading Ben Graham's The Intelligent Investor when I was 19. Applying the value investing strategies, I have constructed a portfolio and tracked my returns on a monthly basis since 31 Dec 09. Welcome!(:
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