My Worst Investment Ever: A few years back, a Japanese colleague of mine, decided to invest in opening a ramen restaurant in Bangkok. Japanese restaurants had yet to reach the popularity in the Bangkok dining market that they have achieved today and so there appeared to be a lot of space for further growth.
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Today’s questions in Ask Ajarn Andrew: What are the important factors to consider before choosing mutual funds?
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My Worst Investment Ever: When I was younger and not so financially “sophisticated”, I used to work for one of the largest international general contractors in the world.
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Fosun International Limited (656 HK): Profitable Growth rank of 9 was down compared to the prior period’s 7th rank. This was poor performance compared to 1,450 large Industrials companies worldwide.
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Today’s questions in Ask Ajarn Andrew: Should we compare NAV of each mutual fund before investing?
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My Worst Investment Ever: The worst investment I have ever made in Thailand was buying land. I had the idea of building a house for my parents on a block in Cha-am, Phetchaburi province, at the southern end of the Kingdom’s central region.
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Today’s questions in Ask Ajarn Andrew: What are the factors affecting the NAV of Mutual Funds?
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This interview was from October 2016 when I sat down with Anutin Charnvirakul, the leader of the Bhumjaithai Party. What you find below is a summary of the hour-long conversation we had on Thai politics two and a half years ago.
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My Worst Investment Ever: I invested in a company operating in a dominant position of its segment within China’s processed–food chain. I liked the idea based on that processed food consumption typically rises alongside a country’s rise in income and urbanization.
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