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Ellena

11 Nov 2024

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What are some of the SG or US stocks/unit trust that you think/feel might be a hype in 2025?

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YY

18 Nov 2024

It might not be a hype, but with interest rates potentially lowering in the coming years, the REITs sector might be something to watch out for.

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Ellena

14 Nov 2024

Many people are talking about ETF. I will think about it

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Jonathan Chia Guangrong

14 Nov 2024

SOC at Local FI

Why unit trusts and not ETFs? I'll look at local bank stocks and tech related ETFs in the US....

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