Anonymous
Asked on 21 Aug 2018
Portfolio
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Ng Lip Hong Kyith, Chief Editor at Investment Moats
Answered on 21 Aug 2018
When you start this, you should have an idea why you buy the ETF that forms your portfolio. So typically folks would want to cover on a global context. Say
International Stocks
US Stocks
Singapore Stocks
Singapore Bonds
Why the above 4? it is an example but you have a strategic, or high level reason. Typically, the idea is that all 4 over time, are like savings deposits. They have a positive expected return which means that over time their compounded rate of return is positive. It is just that over time, they are volatile. there are some years they are under performing there are some years they do much better.
The ideal strategy here is to rebalance those that are doing well into those that is doing not so well.
Or if you have capital injection, prioritize injection into the ones that are not doing so well.
This is a systematic buy low sell high.
Now if you have no idea what is your strategic idea in the first place, then its more challenging to answer the question above.
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Davin
Answered on 09 Mar 2020
Depends on which ETF indexes you are buying. If you believe that the index will grow in future, then you can keep it. Otherwise, I will sell it off and restart if I admit i made the mistake in the past.
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MT2020
Answered on 09 Mar 2020
If you have been dca into the index, you should continue buying into the dips as once the market rec...
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