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Anonymous

12 May 2020

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General Investing

I intend to build a portfolio consisting of bonds, reits and stocks for mid-long term. Are there any books to recommend for investment?

Currently reading "The Neatest Little Guide To Stock Market Investing" and "The Intelligent Investor".

I intend to automate most of my investments when start working.
1. DCA in Syfe or Autowealth (most likely Syfe for REITs)
2. Optimise my CPF (via top-ups)

After which, I will most likely do value averaging for a selected ETF and/or pick 1/2 stocks.

Generally, I intend to build a portfolio consisting of bonds, reits and stocks for mid-long term. Any recommendations or advice based on the above?

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12 May 2020

One up on wall street by Peter Lynch, is an easy read and is good if you like to learn to stock pick.

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