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Kaydon Lim

23 Aug 2020

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Hi! I'm an NSF currently looking for different ways to invest. I recently picked up trading courses to understand more about the market and also researched on what I've currently invested in. (More in comments) Any advice?

Since I'm new to investment, I have chosen just 2 ways to invest my assets so far. As a start, I chose Robo-Advisor, StashAway, and I'm investing $200 into it monthly($900 as of now). The other investment I decided to go with was Cryptocurrency. I believe that Cryptocurrency is the future of money and I have invested around $1.9k into it.

That aside, I am now stuck with some excess cash and I'm looking for alternate ways to invest and somewhat diversify my assets. Anyone able to guide me? :)

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Wong Zhi Bin

01 Jan 2024

US500 ETF, over long time, it will win over others

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Travis Teo

23 Aug 2020

Head of Business Development at Tokenize Xchange

I also have a significant portion of funds in crypto! I think if you do not mind taking on more risk since you are young you can look at yield farming on DeFi! Its pretty complex but it gets you a handsome return. You can also potentially invest in upcoming projects in the DeFi space for some crazy upside (2x to 10x). I recommending this because I feel as some capital players we should take on more risk rather than investing indices and the traditonal stock markets! Lmk whats in your portfolio for crypto and maybe I can guide you abit!

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Frankie Rappaport

23 Aug 2020

Do not rely on market timing.

Also: Bitcoin etc. can be a future winner or, not.

You'll need diver...

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