Anonymous

13 Oct 2020

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STI ETF is on the rise again! Anyone planning to sell to breakeven anytime soon?

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Jonathan Lloyd

13 Oct 2020

It's more of a buy than a sell. On the fundamentals, the top Singapore companies are trading below fair value. This ETF is something to dollar cost average yourself into. The dividend will feed you in your old age.

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Lee John

12 Oct 2020

Never bought sti so wouldnt be selling too

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