Anonymous

22 Sep 2021

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Assuming you have S$10k to go 100% aggressive, what would your portfolio look like?

I'm thinking a 100% aggressive portfolio would be something like:

50% TSLA OR PLTR
50% into crypto (BTC, ETH, DFI, ADA)

or maybe some Chinese tech? Feel free to share.

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Mok ZJ

27 Sep 2021

My definition of aggressive is buying an stock or asset at the right time with almost 100% exposure.

This means I will look at its trends and buy stock (eg: Tesla) at the right timing/trend. Now Tesla is at the right trend(up), while crypto is not(swinging).

But in risk + portfolio management perspective, I will opt for 70 - 80% stock and 20 - 30 % crypto.

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Marcus 哥哥

Edited 24 Sep 2021

If you got money to buy TSLA then can look into buying 'sell put' options for TSLA. Keep getting regular premium payment for your order. For those premium earned, you then DCA into whatever you want eg. TSLA or Crypto to grow your portfolio

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CTKS

24 Sep 2021

Hi anon, interesting question! Everyone has a different definition of an aggressive portfolio. Here is mine:

20% allocation to each:

Alibaba

Trade Desk

Upstart

Intuitive Surgical

Shopify

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CommonSense Investor

24 Sep 2021

Certified Professional at Biotechnology and Gene Therapy Industry

I have 160k in one stock thats it, consider aggro?

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Tarotaro

Edited 24 Sep 2021

I am also actl going for a 10k portfolio that is rather higher risk.

Cash: 35% (Looking to slowly a...

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