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Bjorn Ng
04 Dec 2019
Business Analyst at 10x Capital
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If you have enough capital, you can buy blue-chip stocks in a financial crisis and that will help to capitalise.
Buf if you have no time to do research, then ETFs are a all-weather-type of investment that you can do all-year round. :) Go for monthly ETFs to save yourself the hassle too!
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Elijah Lee
04 Dec 2019
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
I would just go into ETFs/UTs. As long as it is diversified, I reduce concentration risk and will be banking on the whole market recovering in order to make my gains. I would deploy my war chest in batches though, since you never know when the market reaches the lowest point.
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If you have no time to research, it is ETFs. After all in a market upcycle, majority of the stocks in the ETFs will also benefit from the upcycle.
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If you have no time to do research, definitely ETFs....
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I would think in the case, if time is not on your side, an ETF would be a viable option for you. It's kinda "auto-diversified" for you, so you just got to identify the kind/industry of ETF that you have the most knowledge and conviction on.