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Anonymous

11 Oct 2020

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General Investing

I started investing w STI-ETF since 2015, $100/mth but recently stopped investing. I've invested in total $7.8k but its current val is at $6092.07.?

Should i withdraw my entire investment and move it elsewhere where i can earn back my loss ( & gain) since there's not much "hope" in the s'pore market , or should i just leave it there? any suggestions where else i can put this $ to work?

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Cryotosensei

01 Sep 2024

Blogger at diaperfinancingfund.blogspot.com

Just HODL until Your portfolio gets back in the green. Patience is key

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Al

11 Oct 2020

You would probably do better by simply getting an index fund through a broker or any robo advisor platforms. I wouldn’t flinch changing from STI to other markets, market here is too small to see any huge profits as a casual retail investor.

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George

04 Oct 2020

I understand your predicament. You're currently at a 21% loss and right now it is more of a psychological game of opportunity cost.

In your shoes, perhaps i would find an exit price in the next 1 year that you're comfortable with. If this is your throwaway cash, great, hold it out!

Time in market is better than timing the market.

-g

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Quek Boon Kiat

04 Oct 2020

Try NASDAQ 100.

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Dionysius Ang

30 Sep 2020

Aerospace Engineering at Nanyang Technological University

If you don't need the money now, I would advise you not to actualize your loss (or if you can afford...

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