Janice Tan

13 Jun 2020

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Is it too late to buy S&P500 now since it has a V-shaped recovery recently?

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Cecil

13 Jun 2020

Tell you what, take 10% of your capital, and invest it every 2 months starting today, add to your investing cash pile every month. Done.

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Wilson Nid A Break

13 Jun 2020

If you plan to hold it for the next 10/20/30 years, the current V-shaped is just a blip in the history of S&P500

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Frankie Rappaport

13 Jun 2020

The prudent time: always...

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