
Investment Newsletter (7) Global Financial Trends Investment Newsletter Strong US Dollar Trade War Growth Momentum of Good Companies Can Foreign Exchange be Invested? Entering the Market in Crisis
A global markets update covers the strong U.S. dollar, foreign-exchange speculation, mortgage and federal funds rates, technology demand from cloud services, AI and IoT, crisis investing, and stock allocation.

Investing Essentials (15) Instructions for Investing in Taiwan Funds
A guide for Taiwan investors compares offshore funds against the S&P 500, NASDAQ, and a Franklin technology fund, covering multi-period performance, same-family switching costs, and accumulation share classes.

Investing Essentials (14) Buffett’s Investment Wisdom (7)
A Buffett-themed comparison of U.S. businesses, index funds, and gold explains productive assets, reinvestment, long-term confidence, and the distractions created by tips, forecasts, and costly advisers.

Investment Newsletter (6) Investment Newsletter Taiwan investment buys good funds, the United States buys SPY QQQ, the market is long, buy, hold, don’t sell
The May 2018 update compares Franklin funds with SPY and QQQ, reviews Apple, Facebook, PayPal, and NVIDIA, and demonstrates a long-term return estimate based on dividend growth and terminal value.

CLEC Investing and Personal Finance Education Market Analysis (1)
A 2018 market review uses NASDAQ, QQQ, and SPY charts to discuss volatility, the 50-day exponential moving average, price deviations, and topping patterns, with comparisons to 2008 and 2015–2016.

Investment Newsletter (5) Investment Newsletter: The market is bullish, the financial report is good, buy, don’t sell, hold stocks steadily, ignore the shock
The April 2018 update covers first-quarter earnings, SPY and NASDAQ, 50- and 200-day averages, and business developments at Square, Apple, Facebook, PayPal, and Amazon.

Investing Essentials (13) Buffett’s Investment Wisdom (6)
The concluding Buffett lesson covers long-term returns, holding periods, market declines, short-term prediction, business growth, and independent research while separating operating progress from share-price noise.

Investment Newsletter (4) Investment Newsletter Fluctuations are normal, and only with fluctuations can there be excess profits.
This March update examines volatility and investor psychology, reviews NASDAQ and SPY performance, outlines the speaker's trend indicators, and compares indexes with individual stocks.

Investing Essentials (11) Buffett’s Investment Wisdom (4)
An unpredictable one-day rally introduces criticism of short-term forecasts, swing trading, derivatives, financial-media narratives, and active-fund fees, followed by a case for patient ownership and steady compounding.

Investing Essentials (10) Buffett’s Investment Wisdom
A Buffett principle of preserving capital frames examples of early losses and compounding, the cost of waiting, business value, management integrity, index alternatives, and long-term ownership through crises.

Investing Essentials (9) Buffett’s Investment Wisdom
This Buffett-themed lesson extends value investing beyond financial statements to business models, growth, management, concentrated research, long-term ownership, and the extreme risks of leveraged derivatives.

Investing Essentials (8) Buffett’s Investment Wisdom
Buffett-related lessons on volatility, security selection, index investing, macroeconomic noise, business growth, management, fear, and greed are organized into a long-term investment framework.