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I know the global economy is heading into a recession but even after US markets rallied after the September dip, my portfolio has grown around 0.3% negatively. On the other hand my FSM RSP is doing tons better. Should I withdraw the amount from stashaway once it hits above the amount I Invested? I feel the algorithm isn't that great. This is considering my low risk index.
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Baby Steps Finance
21 Oct 2020
Seedly Student Ambassador 2020 at Seedly
I invested in September last year at the highest risk index (36%). Fell sharply during April this year, that was when the Algorithm did its tricks, owning quite a bit of china and health related stocks. Now Im at 15% time-weighted profit.
Since you just invested in it, I suggest you give it some time. 6 months to a year. I still believe in the algorithm given how it reacted during this crisis. I believe it will make good decisions when the economy starts to pick up again.
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For me, i went 36% risk, no point setting a low risk since the amount of fees paid is the same. Not like lower risk = lower fees. To see returns, you need at least 2-3 years minimum so i suggest maxing risk and let SA do its job. I don't know what you rsped into in FSM but its risk level is most likely higher than the one in SA. If you have no confidence in SA, just cut losses now and continue to rsp into your fsm etfs.