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I have:
Stashaway 14%
Stashaway 36%
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Yes... I don’t invest with Stashaway but to my understanding changing your downside risk changes the composition of what you’re investing in and not what you’re investing in. Case in point, a higher downside risk portfolio means the portfolio has more* higher risk ETFs (as deemed by Stashaway) while the one with lower downside risk has less. While Stashaway doesn’t have VOO, it has ETFs tracking S&P500 as well but by a different fund manager iShares (as opposed to Vanguard). But this is not necessarily a bad thing and depends on your strategy.
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I also have 2 StashAway General Investing portfolio with different risk index and different amount inside.
One is at 14% risk
One is at 18% risk
I want to compare the returns of 2 different risk index and if there’s higher returns in either -> I’ll change the risk index to the better one! :)