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Lin Yun Heng
05 Jun 2020
Senior Analyst at Delphi
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Kent Toh
05 Jun 2020
Consultant at Sprinklr
Adding on to risk appetite, it really is also about your own current situation. Have you set aside emergency cash and do you have a backup plan if you are unemployed or low income. Do you have other financial responsibilities that you may need to consider in the short run. Or are you planning for longer-term goals?
I personally go 100% so as to capitalise on current situation, but also have made sure I have other fall back plans in place if I have to hold them out for a longer horizon.
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Eliezer
04 Jun 2020
Content & Community Lead at Syfe
Hello! That's a good question. When deciding between 100% REIT or REITs with Risk Management, you sh...
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The bond allocation (A35) of the risk managed portion is really expensive right now and may not do you much justice. REITs made a V shape recovery recently after Circuit Breaker ended and you may want ride on with the optimism now. But still it is up to you, my risk appetite and your risk appetite is different.