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Anonymous

13 May 2022

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After doing your due diligence, if you could put your life savings into just 1 stock, what would it be?

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Zi Qiang

29 Jun 2022

Tsla

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Missing Q

25 Jun 2022

Maybe can consider S&P 500 (IVV) or STI ETF

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nigel

25 May 2022

CPF is actually a great option

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Kenneth Lou

25 May 2022

Co-founder at Seedly

I would stay away from putting into one stock.. always diversify! haha

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CaL

25 May 2022

I too opt for CPF, like Ryan said...

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