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Martin Loh

09 Feb 2020

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General Investing

Would you recommend that a new investor go into the market now? I've heard rumblings of an "overdue" recession since we've had a long bull run. And if yes, what sort of portfolio would you recommend, assuming a recession might hit us soonish?

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Frankie Rappaport

09 Feb 2020

There is no "now", only a "regularly" for serious longterm investing (cost averaging, ultra longterm Buy&Hold)

more on my thinking: https://seedly.sg/questions/what-is-your-genera...

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Wilson Nid A Break

25 Dec 2019

1.5 year had passed since this question popped up, and S&P 500 had keep printed record highs upto the xmas of 2019. As long you invest in the right index, time in market in general better than timing the market

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Randall Tan

07 Jun 2019

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