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I’m a beginner in investing (low risk appetite).. Currently invested $1K in ETFs (2 months into the funds).. I was planning to input min. $100 every month for the next 3-5 years. But looking at the fund’s performance currently, it is making me think twice if I should continue to invest or stop this portfolio.. Any advice fellow Seedly community. Thank you!
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01 Dec 2020
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DCA works better in a downtread market, this way you get to buy more units with the same amount of fund injection.
That being said, you will have to ensure the underlying is fundamentally sound, I am not sure Syfe portfolio, I understand that it is heavy in Reits, which are typically not doing very well at the moment since WFH is a norm now.
Personally I am moving away from Reits (have been investing in Reits for the longest time), but this is my personal preference. you will have to make your own judgement.
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Hey. Am vested in SYFE myself. The main part of it is to remember that the gains and losses are just...
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Hello there, the Syfe ARI portfolio is designed to be a "set-and-forget" portfolio consisting of a diversified mix of equities, bonds and gold. The idea is to invest in it regularly and stay the course for the long term, which as fellow community members have mentioned, is 5 or more years.
Short-term fluctuations are part and parcel of investing, but over the long term, the stock market trends upwards. If your investment horizon is relatively long, do continue to stay invested.
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