Ok, as I'm 95% done with my slides, I should be able to share details on the next ERM community event.
Date/Time : 16th September 2021 / 730pm
You can register for the event here :
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4216003897172/WN_NpZR1TGWTbqQHcTF0nfc1g
The theme is employing the ERM framework on overseas markets. A large proportion of my program focuses on investing in the local markets and this creates the impression that I only teach investing in the local markets. Recently, I managed to enrol a student from Australia who has applied the same framework to the ASX and I've been piggybacking on his stock screens to make my first move into Australia.
If the framework works Down Under, why not apply it to the most divisive markets today which is China?
The community event will be divided into about three parts :
a) International Investing: Australia
e) Fractal Market Analysis
From now on, I will begin to stretch the boundaries on what is possible in investment training, so I will pick really hard topics on Finance, topics that I barely understand, and I will try to teach them in a short public lecture. At this level, my task is to actually find a way to deepen my own understanding of the subject matter and this is largely inspired by Richard Feynman's technique where he would teach a topic to deepen his understanding of it.
I will be covering Fractals Market Hypothesis (FMH) which claims to address issues raised by the Efficient Markets Hypothesis. I will also demonstrate how these concepts actually work when applied to the local stock market.
f) Alumni referral program
Finally, I have a fairly strong community of 565 alumni and I've made arrangements for them to earn their next cup of Starbucks Coffee with a referral program.
Anyway, if you have nothing on Thursday evening, why not just pop in to see whether you understand what I spoke about. It should be challenging unless you are already part of my community. If it's all greek to you, at least you can debate with me whether my stance on China makes sense.
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