Recently, I had the honour of being invited as a guest to the BagHolder Pod – a popular YouTube channel hosted by 4 of the very best in the investment industry in Boon Tee (@BoonTee), Chi Keng, Eric (@Eric), as well as Kelvin (from Kelvin Learns Investing) – on this note, I would like to sincerely thank Boon Tee and Eric for the invite.

During this interview session, which lasted just under an hour, I discussed several topics, including:

• What I was doing prior to becoming a full-time retail investor and trader.
• One of the most common newbie mistakes made early in my journey (it involves mixing trading with investing).
• Why my portfolio comprised predominantly of Singapore REITs and banks.
• The main reason behind my writing of ‘building your REIT-irement portfolio’ book.
• What is my take on the outlook of interest rates, as well as in the growth of REITs (in terms of its financial performance and distribution payout to unitholders).
• How I am intending to re-build my US investment portfolio.
• What is the catalyst that led to my decision to finally start my own YouTube channel (you can subscribe to it here), and what I am intending to talk about in my videos (special thanks to Kelvin for his advice on how I can build up on my Youtube channel).
• And much more…

You can check out the full video here:

I hope you’ve enjoyed the video, as much as I did during the recording (as I love sharing about my journey and experiences – I can really talk “non stop” when being asked about it). If you have any questions for me, feel free to let me know here – I will do my best to answer each and every single one of them.

Disclaimer: The content of this video, including discussions about various companies, is intended solely for educational purposes. It does not represent any buy or sell recommendations. Please conduct your own research and due diligence before making any investment decisions.

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