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Hadiah Bernilai >RM 2000 untuk 12 Blogger bertuah

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Posted by pakdi on June 5, 2007 – 9:06 pm
Filed under BicaraJutawan, Cashflow Club

Terkini

12 Blogger bertuah

1. Ro.botys
2. Dr. Azwan
3. En. Aku
4. Senok
5. Kasyah
6. Bai
7. MatNiaga
8. Shuth

Banker

a. Fuad

Tawaran masih terbuka! :D (cepat-cepat naikkan unique visitor blog tuan-tuan semua!)

[Post asal]

Jangan refresh browser internet anda. Memang anda berpeluang menjadi 12 blogger yang bertuah untuk berkongsi hadiah bernilai lebih dari RM 2000 itu. Anda sememangnya layak sekiranya:

1. Anda ada blog

2. Blog anda mempunyai purata pelawat unik (unique visitor) melebihi 44 orang sehari.

3. Blog anda ditulis hampir sepenuhnya dalam Bahasa Melayu

4. Anda berminat bermain Cashflow 101

5. Anda berminat menjadi ahli rasmi Kelab BicaraJutawan.com, seterusnya mendapat access percuma kepada perpustakaan Kelab BicaraJutawan.com dan pelbagai faedah lain untuk manfaat pendidikan pelaburan & jaringan perniagaan anda.

Barangkali kami tidak memberikan “ikan” untuk anda kali ini, tetapi kami berikan anda peluang dan kesempatan untuk mencipta “joran” sendiri yang perlu direbut oleh anda, para blogger.

Nak cari duit, kena ada ilmu yang betul dan berada dalam kelompok kawan-kawan yang betul juga.

Peserta Cashflow 101 memang tak suka duduk atas kerusi ;)

BicaraJutawan.com menjemput anda, para blogger yang layak untuk menyertai sesi khas Bengkel Cashflow 101 yang akan diadakan pada:

Tarikh / Hari: 24 Jun 2007, Ahad
Masa: 8:30 pagi - 12:30 tengah hari
Tempat: Rumah Kelab BicaraJutawan.com, Bandar Baru Bangi
Bayaran: RM 88 PERCUMA!

Sila nyatakan minat anda dalam ruangan komen dan Pakdi akan menghubungi anda kembali.

p.s. Hadiah tidak boleh ditukar dengan wang ringgit & tertakluk kepada terma & syarat yang akan diberitahu menerusi email untuk mereka yang berminat :)

p.p.s Adakah En Fuad berminat menjadi banker pada hari tersebut?

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Shanghai Stock Market: Any maid can give you hot tips

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Posted by pakdi on May 31, 2007 – 11:49 am
Filed under Cashflow Club, Investing, Stocks


“My maid often gives me stock tips, but she also thinks that you can get Aids from a toilet seat.” - A comment in Prepare for yet more bull in the market ahead

“About 10% of maids in Shanghai resigned because they made more money in trading shares.” - sms from her.

Hello there, wanna any hot stock tips from me?

Singapore - Kuala Lumpur stock market super bull run during 1993-1997 period.

Internet & technology stock bubbles in early 2000s.

Shanghai share market super bull run, 2006 - until ??

There are people who still in debt now after 1997 financial crisis, and all these ex-instant millionaire blame the market for their own financial disaster and forgot everything about their own foolishness.

But please remember, true investor will survive either in bull or bear market.

My Rich Dad said,

“Any investor can make money when the markets are going up… technical investors make money when the markets come down.” Cashflow 202 teaches you the skills that technical investors use - Robert T. Kiyosaki

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What is the greatest investment?

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Posted by pakdi on May 16, 2007 – 10:35 am
Filed under Cashflow Club, Investing

Cashflow 101 Workshop for this session is full. But don’t worry, you can come for other sessions later. It will be announced here and also at BicaraJutawan.

Robert Kiyosaki wrote in his column:

People often ask me, “How do you find great investments?” My standard reply is, “You have to train your brain to see them. Great investments are all around you.”

This is exactly what you will experience in Cashflow 101. Opportunities are everywhere on the game. Either you’re ready to take it, or not. It is just a matter of your knowledge and skills.

Different people will look for different opportunities. They define it differently too. There are my friends who are looking to work in government sectors to get benefits. For them, that is an opportunity.

Warren Buffet for example never buy technologies stocks. Even some people accused him for being “conservative” and his investment idea was obsolete. For him, he couldn’t understand how technology companies works and make profit. He don’t invest his money in a place that he couldn’t understand. As simple as that.

But his best buddy, Bill Gates looks differently. He knows what potential, threat & benefit from Google, Yahoo! or Dell Inc. Yet, both of them were the 2 richest man on the earth. The former is non-technologist and the latter is a technology savvy.

By attending the workshop you won’t become an expert in stocks, real properties or business in no time, we don’t promise you that, but it is a great start for you. At least you have started training yourself to find a great investment in the future with the principle laid down in the game.

Gold is not the most precious assets in the world. But knowledge is. Any stupid can turn a gold to become a trash, but only a knowledgeable person can turn a trash to become a gold. And everyone in this world are capable of having it. It is you who shall train yourself to become the best in your field.

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7 Basics of Investing

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Posted by pakdi on May 9, 2007 – 10:15 am
Filed under Cashflow Club


According to the creator of the game Cashflow, Robert T Kiyosaki, his Rich Dad underlined 7 basics of investing.

1. Investment Basic Rule Number 1

“Is always to know what kind of income you’re working for.”

There were 3 different kinds of income.

i. Earned Income: It is an income from your job or labor. Commonly known as your salary income. If you’re an employee, or even you have your own business but you’re working in your business, basically you’re pursuing for earned income. Most people only have this type of income, because they only think to get a job / profession and most likely that is what they know to do for their whole life because of the lesson learned from school system.

ii. Portfolio Income: Income generally come from paper assets such as stocks, unit trust funds and other things. Portfolio income is the most popular form of investment because it is easier to manage & maintain than any others.

iii. Passive Income: Mainly come from real estate. Royalties or any business that your work on it. It is an income where you don’t have to work everyday after you have created it.

Do you only have 1 source of income or more?

2. Investment Basic Rule Number 2

“Is to convert earned income into passive or portfolio income as efficiently as possible.”

Thus, you must know how to put your hard earned income every month into paper assets or real estate for example. That is why it is very important to know between assets and liabilities. If you failed to do it, it shows that you don’t build your wealth foundation.

Have you know a proper way how to do it?

If you want to know the other 5 basics more, do come to our Cashflow 101 Workshop and please register online here. In the workshop you will learn more by playing the game Cashflow 101 and learn how to implement all the investing basics in the game. Or you could find it in Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing: What the Rich Invest In that the Poor and Middle Class Do Not.

Take action now!

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Cashflow 101 Workshop on 19 & 20 May 2007

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Posted by pakdi on May 7, 2007 – 12:17 am
Filed under Cashflow Club


If you are interested to play Cashflow 101 in our workshop on 19 & 20 May 2007, please register now. The 1st phase registration will be closed after 9th May 2007. You can register online here.

By registering in this coming workshop, you’re actually become among a pioneer member of BicaraJutawan Cashflow Club, and one of the benefit is that you could watch Steve Nison’s Video Workshop series together with other members (it is not during the workshop) and we will discuss about it in brotherhood manner (esprit de corps, remember?)

1. Strategies for Profiting With Japanese Candlestick Charts

2. Secrets to becoming a Samurai Trader: Advance Candlestick Charting Technique

These DVDs could cost you from USD 683 - USD 1390. (Hey, if you’re beginner on share trading or even an active trader and using candlestick chart, you shouldn’t miss this video dude!)

And if you are thinking to buy Cashflow 101 set by your own it could cost you around USD 200.

There are other benefits for BJ Cashflow Club members but I can’t reveal it publicly and I hope to share it with all the participants soon. (Hey, I’d revealed one benefit just now ;) )

Our mission is to sharing the knowledge and opportunities with others (that is you!).

We hope to see you at Puri Pujangga, UKM Bangi on 19th & 20th May 2007.

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