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Sunday, January 15, 2006

i dont need a title for this post :(

when you part with a certain amount of money from your bank account, placing all the trust you have in that financial institution to trade that amount of money for you, how much do you actually expect in return, after say, 4 months?

i have no idea. maybe i was being unrealistic thinking i could get back a big percentage above the amount i invested, since my parents do.

so i got back 106.33% of what i invested. so technically, i earned 6.33%. how miserable is that amount??? so i am only $190 richer. haha. like big deal eh? but cuz that particular fund is getting risky, and my dad's fund manager advised him to withdraw our investment, so too bad.

before i could see the amount being deposited back into my bank account, my dad came asking me if i wanna join them in another fund that has more potential. of cos, i agreed. but hell.

anyway, after like half a year of pestering my dad, he finally allowed me to use his account to buy shares. heh heh. but i kinda think it's a tad too late. cuz at that time when i wanna invest in this share, it was still alright at $6plus and i could afford it. now, i cant afford even 1 lot (1000 shares x $9plus per share). bah. (think: all the shopping, the mutual fund investment, the structured deposit, the shopping, and oh did i say shopping again?)

so from now on, i gotta monitor share prices of these few companies and act fast! and wait till i'm 21 years old to have my own account. :)

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hee. guess what i bought recently??? a Melie Bianco bag! finally.



Melie Bianco has lots more interesting bags, some are inspired by designer brands like the Fendi Spy, the Chloe Paddington and etc

Guess i'll end here and go complete my assignments. lalaloo!


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