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Because the stocks are undervalued now, should I put in more money to StashAway and Syfe (REITs) now? I have no plans to take them out for the near future.
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Eliezer
24 Mar 2020
Content & Community Lead at Syfe
Hello! If you're planning to invest for the long term, it may be a good opportunity now to consider increasing your investments to take advantage of the current market. Moreover, despite market pressures, Syfe portfolios have remained remarkably resilient, experiencing smaller dips in value as compared to our benchmarks and the broader market.
The key is ample diversification, combined with Syfe's automated risk managed investing (ARI) strategy. Simply put, when volatility increases, we reduce your exposure to higher-risk assets to cushion your portfolio against losses. This gives a lot of investors the assurance to stay invested and not panic sell.
You can read more about how our portfolios have performed in the current market here: https://www.syfe.com/magazine/the-power-of-a-ri...
Our financial advisors can provide more personalised advice - please feel free to schedule a chat with them here! https://www.syfe.com/financial-advisors
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Gabriel Tham
18 Mar 2020
Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team
If you have a long term holding period 10 years or more, then you should consider to take advantage ...
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With the recent black-swan event that caused the entire world to literally and figuratively to be at an standstill, whether stocks are still considered "undervalued" using traditional metrics is an individual opinion.
What I can advise, only invest monies that you are comfortable of locking-up long-term, it will be wise to buffer up your emergency funds esp in times like these before setting monies aside for investment