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My recent posts
- Key Points from “The Elements of Style” by Strunk
- A Man and His Watch: Omega Seamaster 1957 and Speedmaster FOIS
- Book Key Points: Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy
- Key Points from Think Twice by Michael Mauboussin
- Mexico Trip Day 8 and 9: Chichen Itza, Playa Del Carmen and Tulum Ruins
- Mexico Trip Day 6 and 7: Relaxing in Oaxaca, Merida and Uxmal Ruins
- Mexico Trip Day 4 and 5: Oaxaca and Monte Alban Archeological Site
- Mexico Trip Day 3: Teotihuacan Pyramid, Puebla and Cholula
- Mexico Trip Day 2: Hot Air Balloon at Teotihuacan, Mexico City
- Mexico Trip Day 1: Mexico City
- Laos D5: Vientiane City Tour, Crossing to Thailand
- Laos D4: Hot Air Balloon in Vang Vieng, Road Trip to Vientiane
- Laos D3: Vang Vieng, Nam Xay, Blue Lagoon, Tara Hotel
- Laos D2: Luang Prabang City Tour, Pak Ou Caves, Sunset
- Laos D1: Luang Prabang, Kuang Si Waterfalls, Mount Phousi
- My Experience on Immigrating to Quebec and Preparing for TEFAQ Exam
- Western Canada Trip D6-10: Le Canadien Train Ride
- Western Canada Trip D5: Vancouver
- Western Canada Trip D4: Whitehorse to Vancouver
- Western Canada Trip D3: Whitehorse
Tag Archives: finance
Key Points from Think Twice by Michael Mauboussin
According to research by Stanovich and others, if you explain to intelligent people how they might go wrong with a problem before they decide, they do much better than if they solve the problem with no guidance. The second experiment … Continue reading
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Tagged behavioral, book, finance, key points, michael mauboussin, think twice
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Now That I Passed the Whole CFA Program: Is it Worth the Effort?
If you are working in finance and have friends/colleague who did CFA level 3 exam last June, there is a good chance that you have seen them posting their exam result today, usually stating that they passed the whole CFA … Continue reading
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Tagged cfa, chartered financial analyst, exam, finance, level 3, value, worth it
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Bank of America – Merrill Lynch Acquisition During Global Financial Crisis
Download the PDF to see the figures: bank-of-america-merrill-lynch-acquisition Part I: Case Summary “On September 15, 2008, Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. and Bank of America Corporation announced a strategic business combination in which a subsidiary of Bank of America will merge … Continue reading
Posted in Publication
Tagged 2008, acquisition, bank america, case study, finance, M&A, merger, merrill lynch, valuation
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The Game: Applying for Graduate School
This post is about my progress in applying for a finance graduate study in North America as an international student, some of you may relate and hopefully found things that is helpful in your journey. It has been a while … Continue reading
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Tagged admission, america, apply, canada, degree, finance, GMAT, graduate, Master, study, tips, university
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Life’s Not Wasted: My Review on Yearly Resolution
It has been six months since we make our “2015 resolution” earlier this year, we all have been busy with our routine, whether it’s work, school, or entrepreneur-ing. For the last three years I’ve made resolutions at the end of … Continue reading
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Tagged accomplish, career, finance, goals, investing, life, medical shool, passion, quit, resolution, turning point, yearly
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