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For eg. go with high growth stocks, dividend stocks, or a combination, or others?
I’ve been diligently DCA into robo (StashAway) at least SGD200 a month. I’m holding a small portfolio (AMD, OPEN, NIO etc). I did some small time crypto trading as well.
Also, can I ask if there’s any recommendations on materials that might be useful to grow our investment knowledge?
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Royalchem
03 Feb 2021
Project Officer at Security Related
Dont get tempted by those 2x 3x in a month. 20% increment a year is a good sign already.
Only advise i can give is don’t gamble :D
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Chris
03 Feb 2021
Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com
Personally, I would advise you to go for high growth companies as opposed to dividend investing. Gen...
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For undergrads with this amount of savings, it will be difficult to build up a diversified portfolio of single stocks cost-effectively. Hence, diversified investment vehicles like a Robo-advisor or Global Stock ETFs would make more sense in my view.
While there is an allure in trying to stock pick to outperform the market, an assumed 5% outperformance at this portfolio size would be about $500 to $1,000. Considering the potential time and effort to achieve this, the effort to reward ratio might be not be practical.