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Anonymous

22 Jun 2021

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General Investing

Hi, I'm a uni student who just started investing using robo advisors for 6 months now. I'm looking to invest in stocks by myself, should I start with exploring the local market or foreign (US)?

I'm basically looking for other possible "pathways" to grow and put my money to work, more towards long term gains. If there are other ways to do so, I will be interested to hear your suggestions!

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Wong Zhi Bin

01 Jan 2024

Depends on which country u understand more

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Zack

22 Jun 2021

Just a low expense ratio etf that tracks the S&P500 will do.

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Tayzen | Pocketwo.com

22 Jun 2021

Keep reading mate. Understand the fundamentals and the factors affecting the market in general, th...

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