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Anyone is using Equity100 and Syfe REIT+ portfolio?
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Syfe
02 Mar 2021
Hi there, we wrote an explainer on what's affecting the markets recently here.
You might find it helpful.
Ultimately, there are always ups and downs in investing. What matters is keeping a long-term perspective and staying invested. If it fits your financial objectives, you may even use this opportunity to buy the dip.
Hope this clarifies!
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It's perfectly normal for your portfolio to experience up and down movements in the short term (first one year). This is even more evident and obvious if both your portfolio has less than 1k invested inside of each.
Chill, relax and focus on doing other things and don't think about this unless you want to add more in your portfolio now. It will eventually go back positive just be patient.
I went through last year what you are going through now. I was using Equity 100, REIT+ and Global ARI.
Once you become more experience and know how robo works, 2% dropped is very normal. :)
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Rejoice!! How I wish my investment portfolio will stay negative or drop 20%. That means my stocks are kept at a 20% discount and I have a chance to add more before it goes up.
In investing, we look at a long term horizon, in trading then you bother about short term results. Reassess which you are doing
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Zac
23 Feb 2021
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I feel you! In Jan, my REIT+ portfolio was up by $1K+ but the gains have gone down to $700+ since. We're now back at December 2020 levels, but I don't see it as a bad thing.
In fact, I remember thinking to myself in Jan that I should have invested more when REIT prices were still low. To me, the pullback is just a chance for me to average down my REIT costs.
I think it's also worth noting that whether you invest in individual REITs on your own, through a REIT ETF, or Syfe REIT+, you probably would have faced some losses given how REITs in general have been affected by rising bond yields.