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Anonymous

23 Nov 2020

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General Investing

Is it wise to invest on company (separately) that my robo-advisor have already invested in it?

I was thinking of buying some additional shares apart from my robo portfolio. Need some advices.

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Kok Hong

23 Nov 2020

Yes cause the etf only allocates a very small fraction to that company. if u have strong conviction for the company. then just do it

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ZY

23 Nov 2020

Your robo portfolio probably consist of a basket of ETFs or funds, of which this particular company is only a rather small percentage of.

If you have done thorough research and believe this particular company has potential, then it is not wrong to hold some individual shares of this company.

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1M45

23 Nov 2020

Is ok. If after your research, u found there is a potential. You can increase your weightage....

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