Anonymous

13 May 2020

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How has your portfolio setup evolved over the years? Has it moved from Value Investing to Dividends or the other way?

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Lin Yun Heng

13 May 2020

Senior Analyst at Delphi

Mine has evolved from a passive approach during the bull market (most stocks were overvalued) to now a more active approach during the market crash. I was buying into the crash aggressively. Main focus now is dividend growth investing (To have dividend gains while market sentiment is uncertain) and growth stocks which can capitalise in the long term. Right now in the current economic climate, certain value has emerged and there are undervalued stocks in the market currently. Hence I will still use value investing principles. Key is conviction and sticking to your own strategies and NEVER EVER invest based on EMOTIONS. Holding power and time in the market is the most important thing no matter what strategy you use.

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Frankie Rappaport

13 May 2020

Not evolved over more than 20y:

U.S. technology & biotechnology Buy&Hold.

several crashes, ultra-longterm performance excellent

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Lim Boon Tat

13 May 2020

Mathematics at Cambridge University

More towards value-investing and less towards tech/growth stocks...

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