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Anonymous

20 Jun 2023

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General Investing

In this current economic climate where everything seems so inflated, should I cash out my profits from my US, China and SGX stocks and buy in when there is a crash?

Looking at how attractive the bank interest rates are, should I cash out and just park there and get comfortable interest rates instead?

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Francis

01 Jul 2023

It is difficult to predict the future or where the stock market is headed. But it is certainly not a bad idea to park some money to get the higher interest rate now.

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Ian

29 Jun 2023

U will never know when the crash is coming but its always good to take out some profits

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SH

29 Jun 2023

No harm taking SOME profit off the table and wait for opportunities to come.

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Richard

27 Jun 2023

take care of oneself at the rest will be taken care

Bank interest rate is 4-5 % and look attractive to me. For me, I would cash out

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Robin

27 Jun 2023

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My suggestion is to cash out the profits and just remain invested lest you become like the rest and ...

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