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Compared to say, a pure S&P500 Etf, are these still considered riskier investments given they are diversified through a few other ETFs. Other info: thinking of DCA a few hundred each month, and will buy SGS Bonds to diversify (Stashaway 60%, bonds 40%). Looking at LT growth >7years. Thanks :-)
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HC Tang
07 Jun 2019
Financial Enthusiast, Budgeting at The Society
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I'm on highest 36% risk index. It is higher risk compare to just pure S&P 500 ETF or index rather. After all this SA profile is on consumer discretionary and tech select sector SPDR funds, vanguard small cap growth / REITS ETF, Ishare MSCI all county ex Japan and Barclays convertible security and SPDR gold trust. It still feels like a fund manager actively manages based on their ERAA.
I think if you have access to better S&P500 ETF, It would be a better overall than overdiversify on SA profile for long term growth.