Advertisement

Anonymous

11 Dec 2020

∙

General Investing

Currently DCA using FSMOne, is this portfolio enough for long term DCA of 30 years for retirement? Planning to buy ARKK, any other suggestions for long term growth ETF?

Is this portfolio enough for long term DCA of 30 years for retirement?

50% on VOO
25% on FTEC
25% on Hang seng Tech

FSMOne Fundsupermart

1

Discussion (1)

What are your thoughts?

Learn how to style your text

Kok Hong

11 Dec 2020

Yes arkk is good, I would recommend it. YOur selection looks good

Reply

Save

Write your thoughts

Related Posts

Based on your opinion, will buying STI ETF using DCA method on long term basis (more than 10 years) yield 4 - 6% annual returns? Is it a good investment? Thank you. ?

I'm strategizing a core and satellite ETF portfolio for retirement. I plan to hold and buy long-term (15 yrs) for the core part. However, does it make sense to do the same for the satellite part?

If I buy and hold ETF for long term till retirement, and the market happens to crash around the point I am retiring and plan to sell, does it mean that the long term gains are all gone?

Interactive brokers, tiger brokers or TD ameritrade for buying US stocks (long term)? I’m currently using FSMone, intending to transfer over. Which is better in terms of fees and user experience?

Hi I'm planning to buy and hold VOO ETF in the long run, is it advisable to do so? Will be my first time diversifying into the US market. Any other recommended ETFs/stocks for long term growth?

Related Products

FSMOne Fundsupermart

4.3

256 Reviews

$8.80

MINIMUM FEE

0.08%

TRADING FEES

Custodian

STOCK HOLDING TYPE

Related Posts

Based on your opinion, will buying STI ETF using DCA method on long term basis (more than 10 years) yield 4 - 6% annual returns? Is it a good investment? Thank you. ?

I'm strategizing a core and satellite ETF portfolio for retirement. I plan to hold and buy long-term (15 yrs) for the core part. However, does it make sense to do the same for the satellite part?

If I buy and hold ETF for long term till retirement, and the market happens to crash around the point I am retiring and plan to sell, does it mean that the long term gains are all gone?

Interactive brokers, tiger brokers or TD ameritrade for buying US stocks (long term)? I’m currently using FSMone, intending to transfer over. Which is better in terms of fees and user experience?

Hi I'm planning to buy and hold VOO ETF in the long run, is it advisable to do so? Will be my first time diversifying into the US market. Any other recommended ETFs/stocks for long term growth?

Advertisement