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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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General Investing

What is an example of a good portfolio allocation which includes ETFs, blue chips, high growth, dividend stocks and bonds?

ETFs are powerful diversification products, but I realise not a lot of investors recommend a heavy concentration into it as they use it more of a benchmark of what to beat. Is it not a decent product?

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nyt foodle

17 Jun 2023

The forum content that you shared with me has provided me with a significant amount of knowledge that is useful. I really hope you'll start posting updates more frequently. quordle

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McKinney Floyd

Edited 23 Aug 2022

Your article is very interesting. To create a strong portfolio for yourself, you must consider your risk tolerance and goals. Some people can tolerate greater risk than others. It's just that in Singapore, we don't have many decent cladder ETFs; both the STI ETF and the ABF Bond ETF are average when compared to other ETFs.

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Nicholes Wong

03 Mar 2019

Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic

I think ETFs are awesome product that is very good for people who is fine with following the market ...

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