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Founded by full-time investor Willie Keng, we help professionals & pre-retirees cut through market noise, avoid dangerous value traps, and build safe, resilient passive income engines for the long term.

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24/10/2026

Analysts love issuing "Buy" calls. So when a Citi analyst put a "Sell" call on OCBC recently, I thought: "Finally, someone is making sense."
Singapore banks haven’t pulled back much.

The market is buying DBS, OCBC, and UOB as though they are completely riskless asset classes. 🛑

When stocks trade near market highs, there’s little margin for error. Right now, FOMO feels like it's doing more buying than careful analysis.

Swipe to see how I value bank stocks and when is the best time to buy them. 👉🏽

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20/10/2026

In 2016, I was a private bank research analyst. I issued a “Sell” call on a darling SG oil & gas company.

Soon, bankers were banging on my desk demanding answers. A year later, those bonds went bust. 📉

During the $100 oil boom, everyone believed prices would stay high forever. Companies took on massive debt to expand — until US shale oil flooded the market and SG oil & gas fell like dominoes.

The people who suffered most were everyday Singaporeans living in modest HDB flats, watching their life savings evaporate.

That experience taught me a lesson I’ll never forget: excessive debt and hype always distort reality. 🛑

We saw it in the 1990s telco crash. We saw it in 2010s oil. Today, over US$5 Trillion is flooding into AI infrastructure. Yet AI cloud provider CoreWeave’s 5-year bond yield sits at 15%— a clear signal of high credit risk.

Why I’m keeping my mom’s retirement money out of the AI bubble:
Less than 15% of her portfolio has AI exposure.
Yet her portfolio has averaged ~15% a year (including dividends).

You don’t need to chase popular trends to compound real wealth. Capital protection always comes first.

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15/10/2026

You’ll probably disagree with me on this… but you can be right, or you can be popular.

Only one builds real wealth in the long run. 📈

Today, buying the S&P 500 index is the most popular investment strategy on earth. But here’s what most people miss: buying the S&P 500 today is increasingly just a concentrated bet on a handful of mega-cap AI giants. 🛑

I’ve seen how “popular” plays out before.

When I was a research analyst in private banking, the China property bond market was booming. At its peak, property bonds made up 47% of the entire Asian High Yield Corp index. Major institutions kept buying because everyone else was.

Then Evergrande defaulted in 2021, and the entire sector fell off a cliff.

Popular investments always feel comfortable in the moment. Nobody feels the danger when everyone is celebrating—and that’s precisely why it’s dangerous.

Here’s why I’m sharing this today:
1. Index Concentration: Today, the top 10 stocks make up 40% of the S&P 500.
2. Extreme Valuations: The S&P 500 trades at a Shiller PE of 41x—one of the richest valuations in history.

Markets can stay expensive far longer than expected, and I’m not calling a crash tomorrow. But when everyone you know already owns an asset and talks about it endlessly, most of the good news is already “in the price.”

I’d rather buy solid cash flows with a margin of safety than chase momentum at all-time highs.

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10/10/2026

I was on live radio recently discussing why I stopped buying the S&P 500 for my sons' long-term portfolio… 🎙️

Most investors treat the S&P 500 ETF as a "set and forget" strategy. But right now, the index has become dangerously top-heavy and driven mostly by short-term tech momentum.

When an index stops behaving like a diversified basket and starts acting like a high-concentration tech bet, I prefer taking a step back.

Currently, I prefer putting my money into Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) instead.

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07/10/2026

When my first son was born, I started putting his savings directly into the stock market.

The natural, simple thing to do was buy the S&P 500 ETF. It was the standard “lazy” way to invest for the next 20 years.

Today, I’ve stopped buying the index for him. 🛑

What was once a simple index tool has become dangerously expensive. Performance is increasingly driven by heavy concentration in a handful of giant tech stocks, turning the index into a momentum machine.

For long-term value and sleep-at-night safety, I prefer buying Berkshire Hathaway instead.

Since Warren Buffett took over in 1965, Berkshire has compounded at an average 19.7% annually. In fact, Berkshire shares could drop 99% today and still be ahead of the S&P 500 since 1965.

Past performance is no guarantee of future returns, but in a market where index concentration keeps hitting new highs, this is where I prefer compounding my boys’ long-term savings.

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(Disclaimer: I am a shareholder of Berkshire Hathaway.)

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05/10/2026

Last month, 8 of us loaded into two cars and drove up to Malaysia for my two boys' Wushu tournament.

During the drive, a memory hit me. I remembered being 6 years old, sitting on a dusty roadside in Kota Tinggi while my dad laid out newspapers so we could eat durians together.

Now, 30 years later, I was giving my kids that exact same experience.

Living in Singapore (most expensive city in the world), it’s easy to get sucked into buying "things." A retired friend once told me, "Willie, you need to get your Rolex."

There’s constant pressure to buy luxury watches, drive a BMW, and keep up with the Joneses. But my wife and I decided early on: We spend on life experiences, not material flexes.

Our boys don't have a PlayStation or Xbox. Instead, we cycle 15 km under the sun, hike Sungei Buloh, and save up for experiences like riding camels across the Gobi Desert or cruising down to Mexico.

I don't build my dividend portfolio to buy status symbols. I build it so passive income buys back my time — allowing me to create memories with my family without worrying about money.

Swipe through for the full story on why experiences beat "things" every single time.

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30/09/2026

I’m still not a big fan of most Singapore REITs right now. 🛑🇸🇬

With sticky inflation and massive global debt, the Fed may keep rates higher for longer. If rates go up, many SG REITs still don't offer enough margin of safety.

That's why I'm being extremely picky. But there is a small handful I am comfortable accumulating at today's prices.

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27/09/2026

Reading Warren Buffett’s official farewell letter hit me right in the heart. 💔

I first heard his name back in 2007 during my army days. A camp mate remarked: "Buffett is the only billionaire who built his fortune on 'nothing'."

That single comment changed how I viewed money forever. You didn't need to build tech empires; you could simply own pieces of wonderful businesses and let compounding do the work.

Later, while lost in technical charts, my cousin handed me The Essential Buffett. Everything clicked.

Buffett’s rules followed me into my career as a fixed-income analyst and private banker. They helped me flag risks in Hyflux when nobody listened, avoid major bond defaults, and keep my clients safe from toxic yield traps.

Buffett taught me how to invest, but more importantly, he showed me how to live life by design, not default.

Thank you, Mr. Buffett. You gave me the skills to achieve financial independence. 🙏

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24/09/2026

Retail investors just poured over S$1.06 Billion into Singapore REITs. 🚨🇸🇬

It’s easy to look at recent price dips, see everyone buying, and feel like it’s time to “go all in.” But if my years in private banking taught me anything, it’s this: Never rush to deploy all your cash when the rate cycle is shifting.

The Fed just delivered a unanimous vote to hike interest rates—a drastic shift from the divided committee we saw earlier. Persistent inflation, rising government borrowing, and massive AI infrastructure spending are keeping interest rates higher for longer.

When interest rates stay elevated, REIT borrowing costs go up, which puts direct pressure on distributions (DPU) and unit prices.

My take right now? Don't go all in. Be picky.

Swipe through the carousel for my full breakdown on what the Fed’s move means for your SG REIT portfolio and how to stay selective. ➡️

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18/09/2026

A reader recently brought up a very sharp observation:

With US national debt hitting $40 Trillion and tech companies borrowing heavily to fund AI infrastructure, we are seeing a massive tug-of-war for capital.

What happens when government borrowing and corporate AI debt spike at the exact same time?

Having spent years in private banking analyzing debt and bond markets, here is the harsh truth: The old Fed playbook is running out of steam.

When a country’s debt-to-GDP gets this large, even a tiny rise in yields inflates government interest expenses exponentially.

If big institutions dump Treasury bonds faster than central banks can buy them, long-term rates stay elevated.

That means sticky inflation, higher borrowing costs, and volatile stock markets.

Swipe through for my full breakdown on how this sovereign debt cycle works — and the 3 ways to protect your portfolio. ➡️

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