Anonymous

20 Jun 2020

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General Investing

If I want to DCA $100 every month with DBS Invest Saver, which of the 4 ETFs should I pick?

1) Nikko AM STI ETF
2) ABF Singapore Bond Index Fund
3) Nikko AM SGD Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF
4) Nikko AM-Straits Trading Asia ex Japan REIT ETF

Just finding one to start off my investment journey now. If I plan to push it up to $200 per month, which one should I go for next?

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Wilson Nid A Break

20 Jun 2020

Just invest in a globally diversified portfolio via other robo-advisors rather than DBS Invest Saver

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Tan Chin Ann

19 Jun 2020

Depends on market. During bad times people shift to bonds. During good times people shift to equities. If you’re young you definitely can DCA into STI ETF as it will be averaged out in the long term regardless of the market’s performance. But keep in mind that the returns from STI ETF has been consistent and did not really grow for the past few years.

No idea about (3).

For (4) it really depends on how confident you are. REITs will be affected due to covid19 and Singapore is helping the REITs sector however I do not know much about other country’s decision. Personally I would rather DCA into Syfe’s pure REIT portfolio than (4) as I have more confidence in Singapore REITs

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