Anonymous

22 Mar 2023

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Should i stop investing (dca). My equities are not performing for the last 5 years?? Is anyone feeling the same way? Rather my bonds & FD are giving me dividends instead.

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Francis

09 May 2023

I think you should review your equity holdings. You can consider ETFs too.

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Eiscue

02 Apr 2023

If its not working out, reflect on why u started with equities in the first

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Seedname

27 Mar 2023

Same for my STI ETF but don't forget some ETF gives dividends too...

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