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Jason Sing
15 Sep 2018
School Of Hard Knocks And Life at School Of Hard Knocks And Life
My take : 10% of your capital. Do not risk your capital. There are always better opportunities around the corner.
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Jay Liu
15 Sep 2018
Accounting and Finance at ACCA
Depends on how much are you going to pump if you think the stock has potential to rise. ...
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It really depends on which stage of life you are at, and how much money you need each month. If you are young and have no bills to pay for, you can afford to put more of your money inside stocks/bonds/etc. Conversely, if you are at the stage whereby you have housing loans to pay, parents and children to feed (ie many dependants), then you might want to consider allocating a larger part of your portfolio towards your warchest in case of rainy days!