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Anonymous

30 May 2020

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Seems like some of the medium risk portfolios (~22%) are outperforming the lower and higher risk brackets for Stashaway. Should this be an indicator of where we should park our money?

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Boon Peng

30 May 2020

Understand the portfolio downside risk is key. Just one small cautious that a portfolio may generate ~22% now, may not necessarily generate the same kind of future return.

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