Monday, January 21, 2013

Saturday, January 19, 2013

Funny Quote

The First Rule of Money

Friday, January 18, 2013

PREVIOUS MONTHS PROMOTION


14 Jan '13 - UNDERSTANDING AND COMPLEMENTING PRS WITH UNIT TRUST 
Speakers:- Cindy Ong/Yvonne Lim
Mkt Summary:- Goh Kee Beng 


GKB: Market Summary - "US datas improving, China datas also improving, Euro bottoming out, KLCI average PE....positive"

CO : "PRS is suitable for some investors but UT is suitable for everyone"

CK Tan (UTC speaker) : "PRS is marketable"
OV members : "Understand...and must complement with Unit Trust for NSC sales"


YL : "Use PRS as door opener, complement with Unit Trust schemes"
DC (Emcee) : "PRS no NSC sales quota, Unit Trust got NSC sales quota..."




Tuesday, January 15, 2013

7 Jan '13 - SPECIAL SPEAKERS : Mr Gary Chow & Ms Lau Lee Peng

GC: "This is a wonderful business model!"

OV Members : Hhhmmmmmmm.....
LLP: "Short term Pain, Long term Gain"

GC: "We wish, We hope and We want a year of Abundance, Happiness and Success as Successful UTCs!"

LLP: "Recruitment is important to build a Successful UT business."

funny quotes about life
Agree?

Saturday, January 12, 2013


The Success Indicator

I was feeling unsuccessful this year but this chart helped a lot today.  Have a great 2013!...Stephen

Your choice?

Can you go the distance? If you can, then your Public Mutual business will be your True Love!!

Thursday, January 10, 2013

2013:The 'Break-Out' Year for China Stocks?

Chinese stocks have staged a remarkable comeback in the final weeks of the year, gaining more than 11 percent in December after languishing in negative territory for most of 2012, prompting analysts to say 2013 may finally be the year Chinese stocks break out of the doldrums.
The Shanghai Composite Index (Shanghai Stock Exchange: .SSEC-SZ) hit a five-month high earlier this week on Christmas day and was trading 0.4 percent higher on Friday as investors bet that the worst is over for Chinese stocks.
According to Jack Bouroudjian, CEO of fund manager Bull and Bear Partners, money is waiting to return to the Chinese stock market now that the dust has settled on the once-in-a-decade leadership transition in November. .........for full story, click here.

Saturday, December 15, 2012