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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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Will the Net-Net value drop drastically year on year? How often to review it? Are we confirmed a payout should the value drops?

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Alvin Chow

11 Jul 2018

A Net Net Portfolio will also decline in value together with the markets. So if it crashes, yes, the portfolio will 'drop drastically year on year'. As with any stock portfolio, always be prepared for the worst. If you cannot accept the worst then you should not have so much stocks exposure.

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