Anonymous
Asked on 16 Aug 2020
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Aidan Neo, Financial Services Consultant at Manulife Financial Advisers
Answered on 16 Aug 2020
It's always up to your risk tolerance but of course with higher risk exposure, the higher the return you will be expecting. As long as your risk tolerance is justifiable and you do not let emotions affect you during huge volatility and know how to dollar cost averaging or add in more position, you'd do fine over the long term.
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Benjamin Tan
Answered on 16 Aug 2020
That would depend on your risk appetite. If you are unsure, consider having multiple portfolios according to risk level (low, medium, and high) to mitigate the risk.
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