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		buy Graham's "Intelligent Investor"
buy John Hull's "Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives" 
if u can understand everything in these 2 books, u should be able to do well in any interview in the future.
open a cdp account and buy 1 or 2 stocks - it is good to experience losing money when u have not much to lose. do not use margins.
and then stop and focus on ur studies and do well in ur job. 
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		24-12-2012, 06:58 PM 
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		there is as fine a line separating gambling for fun and addiction as separating trading and investing. imo. try everything n anything when u r young. stakes a smaller when u got time on ur side n still single. casino n stock market does not respect a persons wealth n status. senseless gambling n senseless trading ruin too many lives.
	
	
	
	
	
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		Yes. Be very careful with gambling addiction. I am fortunate enough not to face such problem but I have heard many many TRUE Stories.
	
	
	
	
	
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		Just to point out that the discussion on gambling is becoming off-topic. If further discussion is desired, please create a separate thread for it.
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		25-12-2012, 10:24 AM 
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		To continue discussion on casino best betting system, please post at 
http://www.valuebuddies.com/thread-2673.html . Thanks.
	
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		Of the $2000, set aside $100 for investment books. This leaves a balance of $1900. 
Deposit $1900 into your CPF Ordinary account before 31 December. You will get 2.5% interest plus you will qualify for the additional 1% interest (as you are a student, I don't think you have more than 60k in your CPF now). 
CPF interest is computed and payable 1st Jan. So within 1 week, you get your interest. 
The only catch? You can't really get the money in your hands. But I guess it is better than to deal with the uncertainty of the tables or the betting shop.
	
	
	
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