Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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How do you rebalance your portfolio? I have a couple of ETFs and REITs, wonder if rebalancing is really needed and how to do it?

Read about the idea of rebalancing to capture returns but not entirely sure how it works?

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Ng Lip Hong Kyith

21 Aug 2018

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Hi! i am not sure if you are the same person asking twice, but this question is pretty similar and I answer him/her. if you still have doubts, you can message me!

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