How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Invest and you can sit at home and do nothing. Or semi retire while making around 12k a month working as a locum GP for 3 days a week.

I am not a pro investor but I put in 500k into Tesla early this year when it was trading @$180. Decided on stocks because condo is too unaffordable to buy and fixed deposit rates are falling.

Now my Tesla shares are worth over 1.1 million.

I regretted not putting in more money but that’s life I guess.

TSLA is so volatile. are you going to cash out soon?
Did you DCA into TSLA or you one off purchase 500k worth of share at 180?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

TSLA is so volatile. are you going to cash out soon?
Did you DCA into TSLA or you one off purchase 500k worth of share at 180?

I just one off purchase back in June. Yes I already cashed out my principal just to be safe. The remaining I will just hold forever and pass down to my children in the future.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I just one off purchase back in June. Yes I already cashed out my principal just to be safe. The remaining I will just hold forever and pass down to my children in the future.

clever. where have you deployed this 500k?

Does anyone know approx how much upfront capital is needed for private practice

What are some niches that an FP can explore, any advice would be great, looking for a change in my career. thank you

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What are some niches that an FP can explore, any advice would be great, looking for a change in my career. thank you

1) gdom
2) maritime medicine
3) palliative
4) homecare/transitional care
5) community hospital
6) aesthetic

Problem is that our career is short. It takes time to master your craft in each of these 6 fields, so you can't exactly switch from one to other easily without starting from scratch

Originally Posted by Unregistered

1) gdom
2) maritime medicine
3) palliative
4) homecare/transitional care
5) community hospital
6) aesthetic

Problem is that our career is short. It takes time to master your craft in each of these 6 fields, so you can't exactly switch from one to other easily without starting from scratch

Hows 1 and 2, any experience? was looking and interested but not sure how to start and career/pay prospects too

Originally Posted by Unregistered

1) gdom
2) maritime medicine
3) palliative
4) homecare/transitional care
5) community hospital
6) aesthetic

Problem is that our career is short. It takes time to master your craft in each of these 6 fields, so you can't exactly switch from one to other easily without starting from scratch

Just to add there is also a lot of room to earn well in certifications and in pharma consulting

Originally Posted by Unregistered

1) gdom
2) maritime medicine
3) palliative
4) homecare/transitional care
5) community hospital
6) aesthetic

Problem is that our career is short. It takes time to master your craft in each of these 6 fields, so you can't exactly switch from one to other easily without starting from scratch

Takes only few weekends to finish all the COC for aesthetics. Don’t need any mastery to operate machines.

Do you guys all have perfect skin going into aesthetics? No freckles, sunspots, hyperpigmentation, acne or scars?