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Anonymous

16 Jun 2021

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How much do you guys allocate to index fund vs stock picking?

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To the moon and stars

16 Jun 2021

90% stock pick. 10% index funds

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Zac

15 Jun 2021

Noob at Idiots Invest

100% fund 0% stocks cause I bobo donno how to choose stock

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1M45

15 Jun 2021

90% individual stocks, 10% ETF/unit trust.

But i holding the FAANG stocks for the US portfolio, so ...

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