What resonates most with me is Mr Seah's emphasis on discipline, capital preservation and emotional control. However, selling cash-secured puts on mega-caps is not necessarily a low-risk strategy. Premium income may be consistent, but substantial losses remain possible during prolonged market downturns. Even fundamentally strong companies are not guaranteed to recover.

Personally, I prefer monthly DCA into a globally diversified ETF, supplemented by opportunistic purchases during significant market dips. It may not generate spectacular short-term returns, but it reduces individual stock concentration risk and requires less active management.

Ultimately, sustainable wealth accumulation matters more than chasing impressive annual returns. The best investment strategy is one that remains manageable through both bull and bear markets.

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